2. 1B parameter model to stay between two lines. Why. Waste of time. Their product hasn’t actually changed in several years because they will never advance past lane keeping SAE Level 2.

I suspect for what they’re selling for $1,000+ these days, could you find a way to do for half? Less than that?

I mean after all, it still runs off a Snapdragon 845.

Nice tech, disappointing limitations and too expensive. The world moved on, Tesla is bad but a Waymo competitor would be more serious than this.

I don't know how or why this would be trained on behavior, but no, it isn't true anymore that models don't say things like, "Ugh," or "this is going to take hours and maybe we should stop here."

Does it do one thing? It's probably a library.

Is it a collection of libraries that work together focusing on primitives with callbacks? It's probably a framework.

Does it load levels? Have its own schema for an entity? Provide a multiplayer server protocol, and build on primitives? It's probably an engine.

Libraries -> frameworks -> engines -> games.

But for good or even exceptional engineers to exist, by definition, bad ones have to, too.

They knew what they were doing and wanted to kick people off.

Thank you for sharing your experience, too. I suspect a lot of us all took this path.

Horoscopes for young impressionable men, along with Bitcoin and all sorts of crap, was the most articulate way I've heard it.

As if technical analysis was worth more insight than pissing straight up looking for rain. Sure, it's wet.

I haven't seen a better deal than OpenCode Go yet. You get more in token spend than with using providers directly due to some volume discounts they pool.

Let’s take a look at the industry’s track record for data breaches.

Huh, would you look at that.

Also, please. Like most physicians are doing any serious thinking that can’t be informed by prescription that they regurgitate from established practice. Your run-of-the-mill physician isn’t doing independent study.

They’re reading labs and writing a script. Give me a break.

“Make me homeless, make me homeless! Please, please offshore me! I beg you!”

Doctors protect doctor's interests. Lawyers aren't idiots, they're professionals who run businesses with the express intent to make money.

Software engineers seem to be just bright enough to make money, and just stupid enough to say, no no, please I'd prefer to be homeless, please take my job and automate me, offshore me, and devalue my salary out of existence all at once.

Like almost without fail. I can’t even think of how you’d end up in a scenario like this because a compiler would complain before letting you use an undefined implicit declaration.

Does this mirror what other people have been experiencing in waves?