lowkey everyone is obsessed with the massive models, but i've been thinking about how much the landscape is changing bc of these tiny, cheap, fast models. instead of one giant brain, we can now just
embed small bits of logic directly into everyy single feature. it feels like we're moving away from software being purely
deterministic where everything is hardcoded and rigid.
>software used to just follow a strict scriptnow that apps can actually "think" on their own, the whole concept of a user interface mihgt become obsolete
we might not even need buttons anymore . i wonder if we'll eventually stop designing menus entirely and just use fluid, adaptive surfaces. does anyone else think this is gonna make current ui design look
ancient completely useless?
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https://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?2158