If you look at the threat vectors for the revenue of a company like Google, extensions that aren't limited by the browser are pretty much number one.

This should tell you everything you need about the matter.

Culture and language use says a lot about importance of ideas. Regardless of what was first or what some scholar sees as historically more important.

- [1] https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sommerloch (links to "silly season")

Is this what you are looking forward to?

There's a saying: If you set up a trough, the pigs will come.

In Oxford. That hardly counts as universal.

I laughed reading this. Have you actually tried it? I recently tried to get Claude (Opus) to give me a setup for a simple SMTP relay with Postfix. I had to constantly fight it not to include completely unnecessary components and configurations like Dovecot or just override my requirements. Even Claude is nothing but a semi-competent tutorial clicker.

To someone who never did anything like this themselves the result might seem fantastic. They might not battle Claude on details like I did because "hey, it works, doesn't it".

Don't get me wrong, I agree in general that LLMs are a significant milestone. But I would like to add, especially because of your tone, that perception of how much of a leap it is, is very likely a matter of individual competence. So your enthusiasm might say more about yourself than about the tool.

The only version that didn't add anything new was the Hollywood movie, which was an entertaining but shallow derivative of Oshii's animes and not based on the manga at all.

I think the original material provides enough ideas to continue spinning off new remixes. It hasn't even been outdated by the recent advancements in AI. Quite the opposite.

These open weights models are also hosted outside of the US and China. That's a very important difference.

This statement is utter nonsense. And if you think about it, it's in exactly the same spirit as calling for a wide ban on science books or education.