Yes… I don't think the author is thinking on a long enough time horizon.
I'm curious what happens to these landfill sites in 100, 1000 and 10k years. Do they inevitably break down and leak into the water table? Do they eventually stop off-gassing and become inert? Do they become fossilized layers of sediment on a long enough horizon? If we maintain our current waste levels, how much land is required by the year 3000?
These landfills will eventually breakdown and leak, dumping microplastics and dangerous chemicals into the groundwater which in turn will poison the people drinking from wells, and will float up during heavy rains to poison the plants.
thousands of years becomes a long time, it makes more economic sense to burn it for energy, rather than performing a thousand years of inspections and repairs for every landfill
I mean. this is a terrible idea. but if the whole world (definitely dev tools) is going to crater, the only viable software will be OSS and if that's the case, shouldn't the agents (the primary consumers of the OSS) be required to give back to the oss project?
sure slop may ensue. there are lots of problems. but.... how does our future look without it?
I think I am your target customer. I own a national health care franchise and want private AI. What is unclear to me from your site that I view as a gating item is do you source, install and configure the hardware or deploy your platform on ours. Or both?
If modern software is almost entirely just a DB with a thin backend and some kind of front end, why not have claude be all buy the DB.
this is a standardized back end so you can build a CRM, or an analytics engine... think a very basic local supabase, but with for claude as the whole means of interface.
As a person running a network of CTOs that meet in person and interact very human-ly.... I agree and see the value now more than ever in human interaction.
(to be clear, i do a lot of things, but this is one of them, and boy is it wild how important it feels)
The number of stories I’ve read in the last 15 years that amount to: “desperate after years of trying everything, we bought a blender and ground up my wife’s shit and put it up my butt, and within a 24 hours I was totally fine”
my wife is autistic and suffers from many gastro illnesses including MCAS and SIBO. The amount of times i've seriously thought of figuring out the logistics of giving her a fecal transplant from my iron stomach...
My understanding was that psychedelics have proven to be effective at opening up a “critical period” where a brain can rewire itself like when in childhood. Wonder if this is related.
Yall want to see instant? Check out chatjimmy.ai blow your mind. I’m not affiliated.
But the things it unlocks in a product I’m building are mind blowing. Millisecond inference even on much older models will change the whole game. Enough to run inference on every. Single. API call. Without notable disruption. This sh*t is wild.
> Engineers: All a meeting does is distract from work.
> Every leader ever: if we could do the right work, we could have less meetings.
Guess who defined “work” in the first place? I wonder if it’s some kind of manager schizophrenia where they define shitty requirements and outcomes and then act surprised when they get subpar result, which they try to promptly mitigate with more meetings.
