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Posted by vaylian 12 hours ago

Some things just take time(lucumr.pocoo.org)
510 points | 175 commentspage 6
jspaetzel 9 hours ago|
Was hoping this wasn't ai related, disappointed
svessi 6 hours ago|
I'm also searching for non-AI content these days. Have you found anything since your comment?
devnotes77 3 hours ago||
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rkwtr1299 11 hours ago||
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the_mitsuhiko 11 hours ago||
I admit that it’s a conflict and I don’t know if I have the right answers. I cannot help but see the good and bad in these things. Rejecting it outright is unlikely to help.
luxurytent 11 hours ago||
I think he's learning how to effectively use the tools we now have and is sharing his experience in a thoughtful way. Madness is a stretch
andyhedges 11 hours ago|
> We require age minimums for driving, voting, and drinking because we believe maturity only comes through lived experience.

Not true, we do this because the 99% of the time it's true, however there are people who would be perfectly competent and responsible to drive without living to the age of 16-18. Same with voting, there are humans who have a deep understanding and intelligence about politics at a younger age than suffrage. Equally there are people who will be reckless drivers at 40 and vote on whim at 60.

We have these rules not because sophistication only comes through lived experience, we have them because it's strongly correlated and covers of most error cases.

To take this to AI, run the model enough times with a higher enough temperature, then perhaps it can solve your challenges with a high enough quality - just a thought.

abnry 11 hours ago|
The guiding analogy of the piece is that of planting a tree and waiting for it to mature.

The reason we need to wait is that it takes time for some things to mature.

andyhedges 10 hours ago||
Yes, I'm saying it's not a good analogy