Mike Knoop
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 18 Nov
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And that is absolutely a challenge that every programmer human today could do because they'd be a look at this, you know.
Look at the pattern and say, okay, I'll just write the program that transforms this because I can figure out the rules because I'm like a smart, intelligent human.
I have like the capability of adapting to problems that I haven't seen before.
Um and this is actually a like program synthesis challenge.
You literally are asking a human to write a program to solve it.
And that's the same thing we're asking AI to do as well, is to produce a program that can solve it.
And things like O3 are kind of unique because they're like language programs, right?
They have this chain of thought.
You know, you can think of a chain of thought as like, you know, a program in in not in English that transforms the input to the output.
Uh but yeah, literally arc is is the second thing that you that you ask for there.
Uh what
question, should you learn to code?
Um I like I I haven't like I guess thought super deeply about this.
My hot take is like I guess yes, you should still learn to code.
Uh like
Primarily because it's been
It gives you like leverage over technology today.
Um and yeah, like I I I don't see that leverage over technology going away anytime soon, particularly if you want to work on like the frontier of this stuff.
Um and so you know, I I sort of think the uh the arc of humanity's history has generally been to like produce tools that give individual humans more leverage over the universe around us.
And I still think code is is that thing today.
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