Assuming we take the statement "more free market equals more efficient outcome" as always and absolutely true, it raises the question: Are the healthcare-related needs of a society aligned with the most efficient outcome that a free market can deliver? I don't think they necessarily are.
Gemini is still the best oracle/planner by a mile. It's just a bad agent. Give it a bundle of your repo and get it to plan your changes, then hand it off to codex to implement.
The question to ask is why supply of energy hasn't kept up with demand. Regulations (primarily in Democratic states) is most likely the answer. When you use government incentives to pick winners and losers with energy sources, it throws the entire energy market out of sync.
- ChatGPT still lags for me daily and I'm on a PRO subscription.
- SORA is usable but extremely slow and constrained.
- Image gen same thing, but getting a bit quicker and less constrained.
This is with agents not having taken off yet, and the vast portion of the world economy not interacting with LLM Ai? Agents alone will require ungodly amounts of compute.
What exactly are you referring to? Their UI seems to have troubles to load the list of conversations since like a week back, otherwise it seems fine? I mean, UX could be a lot better, but I'm experiencing anything I'd describe as "lag".
Yeah, especially considering it's only fetching ~10 items at a time :) I'm guessing some index somewhere is wrong or something, as I probably have a couple of conversations through the years of using it almost daily...
Besides the visual style being very similar, there's an island in the game with about the same amount of NPCs, and they all have their own lives and many give you chores like this one.
Why do people readily accept this for everything else, but don't see the reality in regards to healthcare?
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