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Bigger is smarter, always: bringing your special domain knowledge to the model is the wrong side of the bitter lesson.

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scaling laws Whether more compute keeps buying more capability, and where the curve now bends -- pre-training, post-training, test-time.

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  1. Steve Yegge Software engineer of four decades who spent years at Amazon and Google
    The bitter lesson is don't try to be smarter than the AI, okay? You think that you've got special knowledge. The humans bring special domain knowledge to this problem and we're going to teach it something to AI and it will be smarter. What we found was bigger is smarter. Always.

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    ↗From IDEs to AI Agents with Steve Yeggeyoutube.com

    11 Mar 2026 · video · 1h 32m · spoken · machine transcript

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