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A common counterargument emerges consistently. "Be patient," proponents insist. "Within months, within a year, the models will improve. They'll cease generating fabrications. They'll stop manipulating graphical outputs. The issues you describe are transient." I've encountered this "be patient" argument since 2023. The targets advance at approximately the same rate as model improvements, representing either coincidence or revelation. But disregard that temporarily. This objection misinterprets Schwartz's actual demonstration. The models already possess sufficient capability to produce publishable results under qualified supervision. That doesn't represent the constraint. The constraint is the supervision. Enhanced models won't eliminate need for human physics comprehension; they'll merely expand the problem range that supervised systems can address. The supervisor still requires knowledge of expected outcomes, still needs awareness of necessary validations, still requires intuitive recognition that something appears anomalous before articulating reasons. That intuition doesn't originate from service subscriptions. It develops through years of struggling with precisely the type of work repeatedly characterized as mental labor. Improving model intelligence doesn't resolve the problem. It renders the problem more difficult to perceive.
My personal repositories contain half-completed implementations. I've created small LZW prototypes, established disk formats, and written flawed RPython code. This task holds minimal personal interest, though I value proper execution: reproducible, legible, educational.
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