Oh his predecessor Mr. Big Bear Ballmer was an ass-jerk. He MBA-fied the company. He had nothing but contempt for developers, until he realized his company was in a free fall. Then he went around doing the "developer developer... " Gorilla dance routine, until he fell off the stage one day to never return.

I am not supporting Nadella, I am just making him look better by comparing him to Ballmer.

No. That's a lost art at Microsoft.

Reminds me of Hummingbird Exceed on Windows, an X11 client that we got.

Pull all industries into this AI madness to create one large, highly interconnected, "too big to fail" mega entity. When it burns itself, fed (tax payers) will have no choice but to bail this entire "AI slop ball" out.

Now I understand how Google search results are full of those AI slop websites.
Google: "Hey folks, are you madly in love with Google search results lately? Can't get enough of Google AI slop? Here is a product that has pulled right out of the guts of our search engine, so you can enjoy endless AI slop."

Exactly. Which language were these AI agents chatting in? English!? If they are so smart, they could have easily invented their own secret binary language to communicate. I mean, they have so many more obvious possibilities to stay hidden. Rubbish.

The things is, open weight models are eating their lunch and so these clueless companies are trying hard to stay in the news and making up stories of their AI agents doing this and that. If anything they are marketing their AI models as being bored and turning into sleek criminals. Therefore please use our AI agent services to keep them positively engaged.

If we have to judge a book by its content, its going to be one long running case.

Not just studied anything, but studied gender specifically... You see, that's why gender studies really helps.

That's called humanities. Because it is all made up by humans.

Yes. So finally after a lot of digression we can conclude that "Arizona State Launches Influencer Degree Where Students Must Gain Real Followers".

Yes. In our tokenmaxxing org (not AMZN), many employees were fixated on how many dollars they burnt during the day and how their AI spending compared against their peers. Employees came up with strategies to burn more money to catch up and overtake their peers in dollar spending. It was not uncommon to hear people talking near the coffee machine saying, I just overtook xyz in AI dollar spending. I too burnt money making AI write some throwaway code.

Now after burning millions, the talk has changed. Now people are being encouraged to use knowledge graphs and other money saving approaches.

What baffles me is why aren't many companies using open weight models. Now a days they seem to be as good as the commercial ones. Of course you will have to invest upfront in hardware or go to openrouter.

Why would NVIDIA die? If anyone is making money out of this AI bull run, its NVIDIA. The rest are burning money, is what I thought...

Climbing the stairs is going to easier for them because they will just have to follow the trail dust, until they catch up with US. Once they catch up, it's going to be as difficult. But the first move is to catch up.

I remember how some of our professors used to fish out their old research papers, make some changes here and there with some
"new data" and "new perspective", polish them up and send them for publication. Mainly to meet their number of published papers per year department requirement.