I doubt this has to do with the hardware discussion. This is just them increasing their lock-in and trying to curb businesses running to other CDNs (whole point of the peering).
Say you grabbed a random selection of just 100 million people in the world, then ask them two questions, "Have you heard about Nike?" and "Have you heard about Cursor?", what would you guess the ratio would be like?
Even when you use "Nike the Company" vs "Cursor as a general search term" to compare search history in Google Trends, it's 71/5, so I'm guessing most people would say they've heard about Nike, while probably most never heard about any software program called "Cursor".
Fair point, those are valuable for other reasons. My point was more to illustrate "Nike is valuable because of the brand", without using those exact words :)
Is that like listening to witchcraft? In many cultures e.g. Japanese Anime still clearly shows it you get a cold when you get soaked in the rain. Does it make it true?
> Time to market can be the difference between a customer choosing your digital product over a competitor’s.
Maybe. It depends. Is it 1 month ahead or 10 years ahead.
> faster than competitors is a clear advantage
Yes if faster with the same thing or better not if worse. Faster can be suicide too.
I've seen sales over-promise, consultants make things up and companies pretend for things to work. That's been going on without AI anyway. Are you trying to beat that? So no, Fable isn't changing that at all.
(yes, tried Fable, and Opus / ChatGPT isn't SO far behind the same can't apply)
Yes you have a point.I was looking at faster and better rather than faster and worse. I have not tried ChatGPT's alternate yet. I saw today some comments from others about it. Fable was really interesting.
> I was looking at faster and better rather than faster and worse
Unless you have this moat i.e. you built the model, infrastructure and host it how are you faster and better? Everyone has access to the same tools (well not literally).
Is importing a library and then calling `sort` means solved?
Is adding a theme to Wordpress meaning you have a website?
i.e. then it was "solved" ages ago.
If not, no.
If the question is will there be less needs for developers then I'd argue most large organizations have always just over-hired; AI or not, especially during COVID.
If the question is do we still need a brain then yes. LLMs have been fed so much crap from the masses that it can be terrible.
You ask it the best solution and it often shills for AWS etc and pushes you in that direction.
There's so much training data from use-postgresql-for-everything spam that 90%. it'll also spit that out (this isn't to say PG is bad but we do have ClickHouse, MongoDB, Cassandra, MySQL/MariaDB, etc and each do still have their use cases).
The peering announcement or did I miss something?
I doubt this has to do with the hardware discussion. This is just them increasing their lock-in and trying to curb businesses running to other CDNs (whole point of the peering).
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