It sounds more like malnutrition and starvation.

I'll concede it may still be better than being fat, though.

- Wall clock time is three months(?)

- Cost $300 possibly shared by other projects(Does CC provide credits or a token measure?)

- How much of your own time was spent interacting with Claude and/or thinking in parallel to his work?

- Did the service go down during those three months(including subpar service by a substitute "flash" model)?

They not only do that —saving you so many worries— but then you get to be medieval about it and say: no, I challenge the tax authority to a duel.

I was looking for a timeline given the title. Oldest path seems to be 3 months ago so $300 and 3 months? That could buy you a second-hand graphics card to run the current batch of local models.

Unfortunately, it isn't getting much use anymore because of changes in architecture, but it was easy enough and the control I used for logs was much better than the c# forms stuff it replaced that would pin the CPU 100% and OOM after a few thousand lines.

If I read it today, it makes as much sense as Mayan pictographs, though.

If printing value-free money wasn't how we are ruled, we could even come up with a diversified scheme where an alchemist could discover a way of turning silicon into gold and it wouldn’t affect the economy much.

Any kernel could be the last to support old nVidia drivers for your $10k card.

We have a good idea of when and where the crops were domesticated.

10kya on was a time of climate change. It is plausible that they were just so blessed in terms of food that they could waste their time creating new problems for themselves.

> Grg in all his evil has amassed 8000 wild wheat berries but I myself have only gathered 400. Is this fair? How about everyone provides 100 berries to the one that goes to beat him in the head for the common good?

That's a big if though and the blank page syndrome was already getting worse long before AI.

With age, it becomes easier and easier to get angry at someone or something until they work as expected than it is to actually do it.

I think this is why we've been seeing the genius coders from two generations ago embracing vibe coding even before it was cool or any good.

I think at least 7 should be allowed. 42 bits could contain all sorts of information.

"UTF-8000" is still ANSI-safe and although it loses some of the properties such as a header code only appearing once in a byte sequence, it is perfectly viable to encode arbitrarily sized unsigned integers.

If you don't raise them with humans since they are born, they can't be tamed.

All parts of the body are built like this. Otherwise we would be blobs.

Before becoming two parts they probably were part of the same parent protobrain tissue.

If you told me the hindbrain was ectoderm-derived but the forebrain was endoderm-derived, I might raise an eyebrow or two.