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The whole point of Bitcoin is that trust isn't required. The chain is public, the rules are deterministic, anyone can verify everything independently. Running assume valid by default undermines that by turning trustless into trust that someone else checked. If verification is optional in practice, you've quietly reintroduced a trust layer.
Writing and coding are very different activities with very different goals
To me it's much more reasonable to leverage AI to produce code faster than it is to use AI to produce writing faster
Part of what writing produces is activated in the process of writing itself: clarity of internal thought; honing of ideas.
Whereas for code all that really matters is the output. People do talk about tech debt and maintainability and stuff for code, but imo that only matters to the extent that it slows down your future ability to get the right results
Writing on the other hand is fundamentally different and its product isn't measured solely on the visible output
very cool!!!!!!
first purchase was trading odd sounding quarters for regular quarters.
i was hustlin in middle school
I am occasionally dazzled by efficiency, but what I do is mostly write. And every time I think of using AI to actually do the putting words in a certain order thing I cringe. So then I use it to find things or to explain things to me and I see the developers doing their super high ultra max efficiency one person is an entire company building all the things all the time all at once and I feel like I'm just being a fuddy duddy luddy.
But I like my words and I like them to be mine.
I was reading this, and was about to ask you @cryotosensei. It caught my attention, I'm so interested to know more.
In Japan, children clean their own schools.
Every day. After lunch.
About twenty minutes.
Classrooms.
Hallways.
Toilets.
Not because the schools are too poor
to hire someone.
Because in 1947, this country decided
that cleaning your own space
is part of becoming a person.
The cleaning rag
is on the school supply list.
Right next to the pencils.
Egypt teaches it now.
So does Indonesia.
So does Mongolia.
Think about the last time
you watched a seven-year-old
mop a floor without complaining