Can recommend https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ai-article-readings/id... for a GenAI article reading of this, on the go. 80/20 was mispronounced; pretty perfect reading except for this.

1200 years for superhuman programmers but two for human-level coders seems strange. Why is arbitrarily a human ballpark such a big benchmark? Or as they put it: the workload that takes x time needs to increase by doubling for 1200 years each seven months. Strange leap, as that is a factor of 1.410E42, while there are e.g. only 4.310E17 seconds for the time since the big bang.

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