LLM reimplementations for parallel versions are going to be fun to maintain, eepecially when AI market maturity ends the era of AI firms subsidizing coding tools as part of their marketshare competition efforts.

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tptacek an hour ago | parent [-]

If you think it’s all a house of cards, obviously none of my arguments hold. I’m not going to hedge that every time I write anything that intersects with AI though.

	▲	dragonwriter 3 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		> If you think it’s all a house of cards, obviously none of my arguments hold. I don't think its all a house of cards; LLMs are real technology with real utility, in coding and lots of other domains. They are also massively and unsustainably subsidized for certain uses (and the increasing crackdowns on repurposing the subsidized services for other uses should make it clear to anyone that the subsidies are unsustainable, and that there is a very clear focus on owning certain markets before when the music stops motivating them.)