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Is this a problem for which the (human) solution is well documented an known and was learned during the training phase? Or is it a novel problem?

I personally think anthropomorphizing LLMs is a bad idea.

What kind of remote functionality? Lately, somebody mentioned https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/tunnels

That's not true. I think China is grateful to them for selling them their PV industry for a Wurstbrot.

Isn't it already too late, when you ask yourself that question?

I think it's ok to edit forth code in a modern text editor. Following your definition, many modern forth engines wouldn't qualify as a forth. You don't need an antique screen-based editor to get immediate words.

How did you formally test this claim: "Even Kids can formalize the multivariate equation in Litex in 2 minutes"

You're going to love the equivalent Haskell example.

But notion doesn't work on the file system. And nobody knows what file system on what kind of disk.

This one-file-one-record approach to databases somehow makes me feel strange.

Please give me name and phone number of the one person that is responsible. Thank you. I'll call him/her and tell him/her that he/she did all that.