fractallyte
And tax return software is a perfect example of where "vibe coding" will go horribly wrong: a superficial tax return is trivial; handling tax rules for every different situation is vastly more complex. (1) You need to codify all the tax rules; (2) You need to do it reliably (which means really understanding how to work with LLMs: harnesses, gates, verification, reviews, etc.); (3) You need a corpus of real-world examples (taken from where?); (4) You need user feedback.
This would be an intensive multi-month project. And that's before even looking at marketing and sales.
Can a competitor race with you? Sure, but only if they're also determined to put in the work.
Occasionally, Claude may not be able to fix the issue – and it may turn out that Codex can, because it has a different approach.
Either way, at least two LLMs is the only way to get (mostly) reliable code.
Sad to see how little progress the world has made in the last 70 years.
Show it to a biologist or naturalist (and without the horrendous dark blue background behind the black head – didn't anyone look at the article before it was published?!), and the first response would probably be: "aardvark!" (or possibly "anteater!").
The aardvark's range covers much of the African continent; conceivably, it could have extended to Egypt, several thousand years ago.
(The last line is especially memorable!)
(Featured few days ago on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49006096)
Charles Fort collected numerous data for his famous "The Book of the Damned" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_the_Damned
You're right that Putin believes he's infallible, and the Nielsen makes the point that Putin often picks the most stupid option. But it also emphasizes that Europe needs to be ready to act if Putin decides to escalate, and if the US chooses to abandon NATO.
Evolution (2001) (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0251075/)
Both fun movies, in completely different ways!
I don't doubt it, but that's an astounding trajectory estimation...
https://readitfree.org/SF/AN_2.htm
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deadline_(science_fiction_stor...
This statement summarizes it nicely:
"The purpose of propaganda is not to make you believe something. It is to make you believe nothing.
Then you will do nothing."
At the consulate, I emphasized that I was opening a company in Estonia to support the economy and country, especially because of the threat they're facing off against. Demonstrating one's deep knowledge of the situation, and fully backing Estonia in spite of the magnitude of the threat, is the way to win friends.
Big difference.
[1] https://www.france24.com/en/europe/20260610-has-russia-given...
Odesa is still on the cards: one of the most important ports on the Black Sea, and a long-time cultural and historic prize.
And Putin wants control of the entire Black Sea coast, and Moldova. Furthermore there are clear signs of aggression toward the Baltics, which may be interpreted as preparation for a similar invasion.
This could be biology's "quantum physics" moment... Direct physical evidence that supports Rupert Sheldrake's "morphic resonance".
Math concepts, especially visualizations, become so much more accessible.
One math teacher in my school used an analog overhead projector as part of his workflow: he would write math on a long transparency roll, sitting at his desk, facing the class, so every student could see exactly how their work should be reasoned-about and laid out properly. He could rewind (literally) to any previous point in the lesson.
As always, it comes down to one's ability to use the tools effectively.
You're ridiculing subjects you clearly don't understand.
Other variables to factor in would include cultural/esthetic ones: how much would a population tolerate a reduction in the idyllic/scenic nature of their landscape, merely to accommodate crops for a rising population?
(This is what I referred to as "quality of life" in another post.)
We may yet discover that Malthus was right.
Then what??
https://eu.boell.org/en/SoilAtlas-soil-degradation
https://earth.org/95-of-the-earths-soil-on-course-to-be-degr...
https://www.fao.org/about/meetings/soil-erosion-symposium/ke...