kalomaze Pushes Back on Treating Data Constraints as Inherent and Irreducible
kalomaze · x · 2026-09-18
- kalomaze pushed back on the "we're becoming data constrained" framing, saying he dislikes the opinion being laundered into a binding constraint.
- His target: the claim that data constraint is an inherent, irreducible property of the modeling-general-data regime — even narrowly for niche-domain information, he doesn't buy it.
- A substantive squabble in the ongoing scaling/data-bottleneck debate.
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