Too many people are running a LLM or Opus in a code cycle or new set of Markdown specs (sorry Agents) and getting some cool results and then writing thought-pieces on what is happening to tech.. its just silly and far to immediate news cycle driven (moltbot, gastown etc really?)
Reminds me of how current news cycle in politics has devolved into hour by hour introspection and no long view or clear headed analyis -we lose attention before we even digest that last story - oh the nurse had a gun, no he spit at ICE, masks on ICE, look at this new angle on the shooting etc.. just endless tweet level thoughts turned into youtube videos and 'in-depth' but shallow thought-pieces..
its impossible to separate the hype from baseline chatter let alone what the real innovation cycle is and where it is really heading.
Sadly this has more momentum then the actual tech trends and serves to guide them chaotically in terms of business decisions -then when confused C suite leaders who follow the hype make stupid decisons we blame them..all while pushing their own stock picks...
Don't get me started on the secondary Linkedin posts that come out of these cycles - I hate the low barrier to entry in connected media sometimes.. it feels like we need to go back to newspapers and print magazines. </end rant>
Too many people are running a LLM or Opus in a code cycle or new set of Markdown specs (sorry Agents) and getting some cool results and then writing thought-pieces on what is happening to tech.. its just silly and far to immediate news cycle driven (moltbot, gastown etc really?)
Reminds me of how current news cycle in politics has devolved into hour by hour introspection and no long view or clear headed analyis -we lose attention before we even digest that last story - oh the nurse had a gun, no he spit at ICE, masks on ICE, look at this new angle on the shooting etc.. just endless tweet level thoughts turned into youtube videos and 'in-depth' but shallow thought-pieces..
its impossible to separate the hype from baseline chatter let alone what the real innovation cycle is and where it is really heading.
Sadly this has more momentum then the actual tech trends and serves to guide them chaotically in terms of business decisions -then when confused C suite leaders who follow the hype make stupid decisons we blame them..all while pushing their own stock picks...
Don't get me started on the secondary Linkedin posts that come out of these cycles - I hate the low barrier to entry in connected media sometimes.. it feels like we need to go back to newspapers and print magazines. </end rant>