LLMs are like calculators. You never expect your calculator to solve a problem, but you do use them to solve a very local computation within a state of solving that problem. LLMs also don’t do anything by themselves, but when solving a problem, they solve one thing that is key to your step, and then you advance forward.
Agents can be seen like Mathematica: They are advertised as they can solve the problem, but they almost always never do.
This, all of it, any of it, all of its detail, all of its curves and colors, everything that has ever been written there, all of this is Art History. They are all what made the piece.
The more I understand my thoughts, the more I realize the scope of what I am trying to make happen. And today I know it is changing everything and everything about everything about humanity: A whole different civilization.
These monsters have bombed four military checkpoints. Even if I accepted their political narrative and their military games, they have killed so many civilians who were waiting to pass against their own will. This is absolutely horrible.
I finally put the time to write custom markdown rendering rules for the ARCHIVVM∙MAGNVM. Now each file format has its own rendering and rules, finally in the quotes I have the “editorial” tag generated with proper brackets, among the many other riches that this brings.
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“Java the language is almost irrelevant. It’s the design of the Java Virtual Machine. And I’ve seen compilers for ML, compilers for Scheme, compilers for Ada, and they all work. Not many people use them, but it doesn’t matter: they all work.” —James Gosling
Then Microsoft happened. MS realized that “Write Once, Run Anywhere” kills their OS monopoly, so they polluted Java with brilliant Embrace, Extend, Extinguish strategy (Sun vs. Microsoft revealed the emails where the stated goal was “Kill cross-platform Java” by growing the “polluted” Java market.):
Embrace: Microsoft licensed Java from Sun Microsystems and built the MSJVM. It was the fastest JVM for some time.
Extend: They created a programmer tool for Java with proprietary Windows-specific “extensions” and also removed standard features like RMI and JNI.
Extinguish: Developers using MS tools (90% of devlopers at the time) produced “Write Once, Run Only on Windows” software and killed it and pivoted to C# and .NET