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Not sure why but I enjoy reading about prior bubbles. Here's a decent write-up of the dotcom bubble: https://ideas.ted.com/an-eye-opening-look-at-the-dot-com-bubble-of-2000-and-how-it-shapes-our-lives-today/
It became a joke that the dot-coms that started out promising a grand vision of a more efficient way of doing business were — almost to a company — unprofitable.
Feels to me like we're about to embark on a new bubble of epic proportions. At least that's what my gut tells me. It's surely the ultimate fate of AI is it not, for irrational exuberance to drive up the value of stocks, before it gets renamed to something not "artificial"? The internet was the Information Superhighway & cyberspace before it's name stuck. We have yet to see something similar with A.I. There is still scepticism about its impact and that to me shows the bubble has really yet to get going.
The way I've been using it:
Inline edit: short edits right where you are in the code and follow up questions about it.
Chat: As you said, to ask more wordy questions and explanations, some coding and follow-up, and use features like @web to search web (and other such tags to add docs into context, etc.) which Composer can't do yet.
Composer: As you said, most complex (and most capable/costly in terms of compute?) for bigger or extensive prompts.
My question to you as you seem experienced with it is for:
For Composer, since they released the Agent feature, I've been trying to figure out which option is best for what. Composer with VS without agent. Any tips?
Just pushed out a feature rich update for the node powering Mutiny Wallet: https://github.com/MutinyWallet/mutiny-node/releases/tag/v0.3.0
Working on some improvements and bug fixes for it and going to be pushing out another. Going on mainnet this week to start testing this out before a friends and family release later this month.
I feel like it's the principle of the matter. I wouldn't like names exposed. As it is, the heuristics here expose privacy anyway. More accurately than chainalysis. I don't want to get all self righteous, but I played fiat games, score keeping and keeping up with the Joneses my whole life. I'm pretty old, and I'm sick of it. I will agree with you that content here has certainly improved, and that's a plus.