Don't worry. Future generations will have an opportunity to dive all these problems after AI destroys a whole generation of useful development along with all the repositories of prior research.

Well they also probably spent well more than 4 minutes trying to implement it and failed multiple times along the way. Just make a small tweak and call it your own, let other people get that pesky trial and error phase out of the way.

I feel bad for kids named Et Al. No matter what field they go in, they will always be compared to the original Et Al.

We've had several implementations even that were most of the way there just limited largely by hardware constraints. Megahal from the late 90s is pretty similar to modern LLMs, just drastically simplified.

Them: Look at me I'm the AI now.

First gen xB, here. I feel ya. Everything else in the parking lot is fucking huge.

My mom drove my BRZ to the store once since it was the last car in the driveway. She walked out into the parking lot after with my sister and was like “oh fuck, I just lost his new car”.

It was behind a small sedan, like a Corolla or something haha

I drive a MR2 Spyder. I specifically don't pull in all the way now so that I can see the ass end.

I drive a Mini Moke. The only thing that sticks up is the clear windscreen with its little silver frame, and even that isn't higher than the bonnet of most American Pickup Trucks. Its definitely hard to find

dude I lose my Subaru Outback sometimes

newer ones will park next to me and they dwarf it in size, everything is taller and wider and longer

edit: not the topic, but there was one time I lost it in a small parking lot because a truck had parked next to me, and another Outback in the same colour, year, window tint, and general condition had parked on the other side of that truck — so mine was hidden by the truck. I went to the back and was trying to open it for like twenty seconds before I heard mine unlock ten feet away (the fob receiver sucks and it doesn't work half the time, which didn't help the situation). that is the only time in eight years that I have confused another car for mine. one of the actually great perks about driving an older car, nobody else has one just like it.