I'm happy to take the time to alter your perspective, if you are open to new information.
You took some time, but spent it explaining at a fairly technical level, rather than a lamens term approach. I doubt you managed to change many people's perspective, but you maybe reinforced some.
Not sure when people started to use 'W'. It appears multiple times in this thread
Edit: then again I'm of a generation where 'y' means why and not yes. Maybe I'm just not hip anymore sadfaceemoticon.jpg
Just fackin' sort it ooouuttt!
Edit, but seriously sorting in most scenarios is just by date created or name, which most file explorers can do.
That Isn't generally an AI task.
If OP wants the AI to read the file and sort by colour for example, then this is maybe an AI task but sounds more like a software task.
I'd say it's not the LLM at fault. The LLM is essentially an innocent. It's the same as a four year old being told if they clap hard enough they'll make thunder. It's not the kids fault that they're being fed bad information.
The parents (companies) should be more responsible about what they tell their kids (LLMS)
Edit. Disregard this though if I've completely misunderstood your comment.
Jeez man it's just some light hearted fun.
For some reason this comment made it sound, to me, like you're trading Pokémon cards XD
5 mins build and test times Vs 1hr build times.
I know that can be achieved by setting a monolith up to be more segregated in design, but my experience so far is that that rarely happens.
Ms architecture forces the segregation, which helps keep me sane (:
If we're having a fight over who can be the most padentic, I'd argue that's a format issue, rather than order ;)
But then again, I'm a few pints deep now and may just be talking out me arse.
Had the same thought. The American date format must be the least intuitive, but as a nerd that likes to order files and folders YYYY/MM/DD is just a win.
Dude its the internet. If you don't like a question just don't answer it.
Weirdly I feel like you turned his question in to a lecture here haha
It's annoyingly fairly priced. I'm fairly sure they're doing this at a loss to put competitors in the music streaming services out of business so they can hack up the price.
Standard Google/TV streaming service practice.