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Tedium is now free.

2026-04-06 · Bits and Bobs 4/6/26
  • Tedium is now free.
    • If you can break a complicated problem down into merely-tedious components, LLMs can do it.

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  • My friend Ben Follington: "For cooking, models act like a chef but are actually just nerds for cookbooks."2026-08-03
  • LLMs don't necessarily help you think 10x deeper.2026-08-03
  • LLMs are great at finding zero days not because they're smart but because they're parallelizable.2026-08-03
  • If you, a non-expert, can come up with an effective workflow that an expert is surprised by and thinks is interesting then it implies the ecosystem is in the early stage.2026-08-03
  • Implied assumptions are dangerous.2026-08-03
  • For multi-agent setups, "The agent is yours alone" and "the agent is global" are easy.2026-08-03
  • We're stuck on a local maxima of software.2026-08-03
  • I wonder if we could find novel algorithms within LLMs' weights.2026-08-03
← Maintaining cleanliness is easier than creating it.Ilya's assertion from many years ago "compression is intelligence." →

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  • llms

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  • agent swarm
  • coordination cost
  • huge amount

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  • A few extra Generative AI predictions (because why not).2023-12-04
  • Your mind runs on the substrate of your physical brain.2023-11-13
  • I had a chance to do some scenario planning last week with various folks on the long-range impact of LLMs on humanity.2023-11-13

Bits and Bobs by Alex Komoroske