If people were honest this is probably it true of most. I can do light physical work for 8 hours pretty easily. I can only do knowledge work to a high level 3-5 hours a day.
It’s unfortunate that new features that no one asked for and that degrade the user experience are added to releases with increased frequency ever year.
sociopaths also understand that to gain power, you need to step on many people heads, which brings its own risks.
So peacefully sitting on millions and not billions may be winning strategy even from sociopath's point of view. Those people who wants billions likely have some other mental differences (getting adrenaline rush from power they can't get from other activities, etc)
I've been mostly happy with sweetwater - but they use USPS and I had a shipment (strings) take 2 weeks.
I've started to use more "mom and pop" stores - Philadelphia Luthery instead of Stew Mac (Stew Mac shipping is a joke, they want you to "subscribe" for $120 a year now, and places like "The Acoustic Shoppe" in Missouri for strings.
This is why I sold my bitcoin early - all those years of reading Phrack. Sure, it was $300 at the time and I could have made more, but I had no idea how to securely _store_ it. Still don't.
It seems like every week OpenAI adds some new feature to the chat UX that wasn't tested, doesn't work at certain resolutions, doesn't work on some platform/browser combos and hogs all the memory/CPU.
Intelligent UI my ass.
Edit: I should add, features that no one asked for, too.
The worry I would have is that an LLMs stated "confidence" is probably not calibrated well - maybe asking it what evidence supports its conclusion and what evidence would change it would be a better approach?
reply