Just a nitpick regarding “never”: Learning resources weren’t abundant and free 25 years ago, that’s a more recent development.

It will be just garbage on top of garbage.

All I know is that we have a gigantic amount of tech debt we accumulated on the web chasing the next web framework built on top of tons of abstractions with very disappointing native web apis that shouldn't be taken seriously nor the w3c who specified them.

And when an Agent it's capable of gluing together a web app with some crud backend with a very rounded corners UI, that solves nothing for end users, we call them capable. These are not hard problems

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Come up with a way to sample from LLMs such that they can tell funny jokes. The jokes should not be recited jokes from elsewhere.

Implement a CUDA kernel that achieves optimal efficiency for PyTorch-like conv2d for "reasonable" shapes/strides/dilations/groups. (This task is the closest to being solved by LLMs, but they usually get stuck somewhere doing stupid things instead of considering more advanced optimization methods and still need a human to push them along).

“No, it’s the children who are wrong.”