Adam Becker

I saw this LLM startup advertising somewhere online that was saying that they were, you know, going to do your intellectual labor for you and they were going to do your homework for you and stuff like that in school.

And I'm like...

do you know what intellectual labor is saying that you're going to do it for me?

Cause they were saying, then you just get to reap the benefits of the intellectual labor.

And I'm like, okay, saying that you're going to do it for me.

And then I get to reap the benefits is sort of like saying you have a robot that's going to do pull-ups badly.

And if I just watch it do pull-ups badly, then I will somehow get stronger.

Like that's just not how it works.

That's not how thinking works.

Also, the whole point of a wiki is that anyone can edit it.

Why does he want anyone to be able to edit something that he's using?

That's... I don't understand.

This is...

They don't know what they're working on half the time, right?

They've got one of those processes is like an agent where they asked it, oh, come up with ideas.

I'm sorry, can we just pause for a second?

The fact that there's something called Figma, like, it's just a Ligma joke.

I don't understand.

How did they do this?

I'm not saying it's not useful.