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What a time to be alive!
If you have a Thinkpad, you have a real job. And if you have a MacBook, you have a fake job.
Projects like the Linux kernel do not pop up out of thin air. They need a leader.
What is your point?
I do have to send input to the thing to get a response, no?
Let's say there was a 1:1 decomp instead, bit-by-bit exact. This is doable today - what then?
Sure they didn't build it from scratch but what I'm saying is that there's no moats anymore. If you build something, they will tear it down to its composite pieces and assimilate it.
I have a version of "Cloudflare OS" running in production, using Temporal as the orchestration and MicroVMs for the sandboxing.
Sorry, I get your point but personally I don't get the hype around them.
AI models can dismantle billion dollar industries. They can reverse engineer Adobe and Microsoft products that once were their moats and titans of their industry.
Why do you think they'd need to lie?
And let's say there's a future where an AI model could zero-shot the game itself. What then?
Chrome has gone through almost two rewrites of their core rendering stack since then. It's impressive work.
Although this itself is outdated, I remember enjoying "Life of a Pixel"[0] back when it came out.