Man its so easy its [̶̫̰̯͕̲͚̙́̈ͭ͒́̾́̅̌͛̎ͩ̏̇̓̚ͅC͂ͭ̑̌̋̔̄͗̇̏̉ͤ̿̇̎̽͏̲̞̳̹͈̱͉̜͚̙̣͔͎̼͇͙̭ò̸̸͔̙͉͖̭̞̹̯̘͈̻̞̗̖̘̟ͯ̐͋ͭ̐ͪ̅͛ͪͭ̿͂ͣ͘͘ǔ̷̵̸̼͔̹̠͒̄̄ͪ͋ͬ̆̅͐̂ņ̴͈̖̭̬̙̱̫͎̣̪̹̯̥͊͛̈̓͜͟t̨ͭ͊͋̊͜͏̡̟̺̞͓̺̞y̢̻͙̞̠͚̰̱̦̮̺͓̱̩ͪ̓̾̐̍̽̐̍ͅ ̖̗͓̮̝̮̟͋ͫ̋ͦ͆͘n̛̤̯͔̭̅ͨ̒̋ͩͮ͊ͬ̓̊ͤ̃͜͠͞a̶̱̬̦͖̹͗͌̐ͤ͗̐͠ͅm̡̰̦̼̱̜ͪͣ̀̇̄̈̀̒̎̀́̚͜è͕̰̝̠̲̾̀ͨ̅̈͑ͥ̉͡]̝͖̝̥͓̬̙̟̗̬̱̳ͨͮ̉̃ͤͭ͢ͅ ̧̞̙̺͂͒̒̂̄̔ͤ̓̊̐̊̉́ͣ͊̌ͅ
The graph actually looks like it’s saying the opposite. Fro most of the categories where there’s actually a decent span of time, it climbs rapidly and then slows down/levels off considerably. It makes sense also: when new technology is discovered, a breakthrough is made, a field opens up there’s going to be quite a bit of low-hanging fruit. So you get the initial step that wasn’t possible before and people scramble to participate. After a while though, incremental improvements get harder and harder to find and implement.
I’m not expecting progress with AI to stop, I’m not even saying it won’t be “rapid” but I do think we’re going to progress for the LLM stuff slow down compared to the last year or so unless something crazy like the Singularity happens.
Mine told me that I should be a plumber. I took it after graduating college with a degree in Data Science. I kind of wish I did the plumbing thing considering the money they rake in. Problem is that I don’t like crawling in attics and under houses.
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