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“You need to believe” pretty much says it all. Your example isn’t convincing because there will be only one correct answer with little variation(the API in ques
by Eggpants 2y ago
“You need to believe” pretty much says it all. Your example isn’t convincing because there will be only one correct answer with little variation(the API in question).
I’m sure you’re finding some use for it.
I can’t wait for when the LLM providers start including ads in the answers to help pay back all that VC money currently being burned.
Both Facebook and Google won by being patient before including ads. MySpace and Yahoo both were riddled with ads early and lost. It will be interesting to see who blinks first. My money is on Microsoft who anded ands to Solitaire of all things.
- gchamonlive 2y agoIf you don't believe computers have value you will default to writing on paper. That's what I meant with it. You need to believe first that there is something of value to be had there before exploring otherwise you are just aimlessly shooting and seeing what sticks. Maybe that gives you a better understanding of what I meant.