Hmm good point. I skimmed the transcript looking for an accurate, representative quote that we could use in the title above. I couldn't exactly find one (within HN's 80 char limit), so I cobbled together "It will take a decade to get agents to work", which is at least closer to what Karpathy actually said.
If anyone can suggest a more accurate and representative title, we can change it again.
Edit: I thought of using "For now, autocomplete is my sweet spot", which has the advantage of being an exact quote; but it's probably not clear enough.
Edit 2: I changed it to "It will take a decade to work through the issues with agents" because that's closer to the transcript.
Anybody have a better idea? Help the cause of accuracy out here!
It's a good suggestion, but where the 'autocomplete' quote is scoped too narrowly, this one is maybe scoped too broadly. Neither really represent what the article is about.
Oh that's clear, and the submitter didn't do anything wrong. It's just that on HN the idea is to find a different title when the article's own title is misleading or linkbait (https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html).
The best way to do that of course is to find a more representative phrase from the article itself. That's almost always possible but I couldn't quite swing it in this case.
dang!! I have so much respect for this ironic situation where we are discussing the superpowers of AI while a very human, very decent being ponders deeply on how to compose a few words to make a suitable title.
Please can we have a future world where such events can always happen every so often.
If anyone can suggest a more accurate and representative title, we can change it again.
Edit: I thought of using "For now, autocomplete is my sweet spot", which has the advantage of being an exact quote; but it's probably not clear enough.
Edit 2: I changed it to "It will take a decade to work through the issues with agents" because that's closer to the transcript.
Anybody have a better idea? Help the cause of accuracy out here!