first, they are certainly not instructions so that is a much worse name
but more importantly, we use words in new contexts all the time.
Do you object to calling the computer device "mouse" because it's not a mouse? how about "neural network"? "ignition" on an electric vehicle?
"cot" is no more misleading than thousands of words you use every day.
They are instructions. Everything in the context is instructions for the next token. The "thought" guides the answer by providing clearer instructions.
If SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic get fast tracked to be on NASDAQ or S&P 500 then they are required to be included in index funds which will be automatically included in retirement accounts and that will give investors an exit.
> If SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic get fast tracked to be on NASDAQ or S&P 500
S&P 500 said no. NASDAQ 100 is a tiny tech index. The retirement conspiracy could have been a thing, and its effect isn't zero, but oh my god was it overblown by the influencer crowd.
The notion that S&P's committee took online chatter into account is silly beyond explanation. If anything, S&P management would have put their fingers on the scale to include these new issues.
yes it will keep the grift going for a couple months due to the index artificial demand. Actually, SpaceX timed the unlocking of their shares to the timeline index funds will have to buy.
Guess who will hold the bag when it's all going downhill?
For your math to make sense, Google would have to sell its stake this year
There may be more to it than buying compute but what you're saying does not make sense for Google. More likely Google wants a good relationship with SpaceX and possibly to buoy the stock, but it's a bad NPV trade
dangerous thing to believe IMO
The models will get better, you will notice, everyone will notice. They will get better at coding and everything else. You should plan around that.
CSS is badly designed and uses a confusing, separate DSL with arbitrary rules designed before the Internet was widely used, before web apps existed, before smartphones etc
It's trash and throwing it out is good. Not learning it is good. Tailwind is a solution to a real problem.
More importantly, AI is good at it already and it's unlikely humans will need to understand HTML/CSS at all within a year or two. There's no reason to spend time learning how the gears work, just put the cover back on
“CSS is bad”
Why?
“Because reasons.”
Care to explain?
“No need to learn it anymore, my AI can do it for me”
Okay, but why is it bad to learn it
“Reasons”
But it isn't a strawman. It summarizes the argument or, rather, the lack of argument, pretty nicely. Why is it a bad DSL? Why is it relevant that it was invented before the internet before the internet was widely used? These are just assertions without foundation. I think it's a lot more than "webshits" who didn't understand why it's bad.
>It's trash and throwing it out is good. Not learning it is good. Tailwind is a solution to a real problem.
Yup. Spent a decade of my career writing CSS every day, I was what you would call a "guru" and have written easily hundreds of thousands of lines of it over the years. Haven't touched a class or a stylesheet in nearly a year now, and probably never will again. Good riddance.
Same for me, I started web development with Netscape and IE5, and all the browser specific CSS declarations and media queries, checking on so many different browsers. Then all the trouble with positioning by inline blocks/float, then flex boxes. Now AI does all the HTML structure and CSS. Never have to do it again.
first, they are certainly not instructions so that is a much worse name
but more importantly, we use words in new contexts all the time. Do you object to calling the computer device "mouse" because it's not a mouse? how about "neural network"? "ignition" on an electric vehicle?
"cot" is no more misleading than thousands of words you use every day.