plausibilitious

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   by plausibilitious 1y ago

   More concerning is people thinking that the document you output is the outcome, when the mental models and the domain understanding are what we ought to strive for. Organizations are primarily systems for learning. Substituting machine lear
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   by plausibilitious 1y ago

   The most important jobs in the world - teaching, cleaning, caring - are extremely underrated. They are lowly paid, and people automatically assume that those doing these jobs are less than. Sometimes the most important thing in the world is
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   by plausibilitious 1y ago

   There is so much accidental complexity in software because people keep reinventing the wheel. I think it might be interesting to do some research for a book on this topic.
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   by plausibilitious 1y ago

   This argument is the reason why LLM output failing to match reality was labelled 'hallucination'. It makes it seem like the LLM only makes mistakes in a neatly verifiable manner. The 'jpeg of the internet' argument was m
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   by plausibilitious 1y ago

   This happens a lot in historiography. Easy tales become handles for epochs and then denounced as contrived, then revived. Reminds me of the xkcd about levels of rebuttal. The guy indeed was behind the "Torches of Freedom" campaign