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Can anyone explain why everyone is so hyper focused on speed? 500 images per second, 100 minutes video in 30 minutes, thousand lines of loc per hour. Who is goi

• osmsucks 2y ago
  Other machines.
• martin-t 2y ago
  Most of what generative models produce is shit so they have to produce a lot in hopes _some_ of it is OK-ish. It's also about responsiveness. LLMs produce junior-level quality of code at a rate of hundreds of lines per minute. I need it to produce enough to spot where it's completely wrong as quickly as possible to I can change the prompt. It's like a edit-compile-run cycle which you also need to be fast or you lose attention. I was tempted to say it's another _step_ in the edit-compile-run but often the code is so bad I don't even bother compiling.
• JTyQZSnP3cQGa8B 2y ago
  The images are almost good but still in the uncanny valley. The code is almost good but full of bad practices and hidden bugs and undefined behavior. Since most AI grifters are neither coders nor artists, all they can do is produce more more more capitalism-style.
• deergomoo 2y ago
  I'm firmly of the belief that most software would benefit immensely from us all slowing the hell down and putting more thought into what we build. But it would appear stability and a focus on core strengths doesn't sell nearly as well as endless new features for the marketing sheet added as quickly as possible.
• geor9e 2y ago
  "Who is going to consume 1000 lines of code per hour?" he types into his mass-manufactured thinking machine running an advanced operating system, before clicking reply, sending it across a global mesh of said devices.