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And of course it does not as any serious problem solving is not only hindered by verbalization but by sight as well, closing your eyes will improve your problem solving massively.
They prompt after solving the problem, they don’t mandate verbalization during the process, in the study.
There are studies that show no hinderance with verbalization except longer solve time, but the problems being solved are too simple.
Problem is solved before the solution is consciously perceived. The reverberations after perception can be of many different styles.
There is little value in chain of thought and I think humans are implicitly or explicitly instructed to verbally think and hinder their problem solving facilities. There are many examples of individuals that went much further with their own internal but externally indecipherable thinking models because they avoided language as a thinking faculty.
On top of that to ask for clear communication and decoding of the verbal thinking mush into sounds is just an extra hinderance. Id prefer to ask questions to evaluate understanding of the problem solved than force someone to dump their mush into a clear spoken summary.
Interviewing process is just a mush of nonscientific nonsense , a theatre for all involved, a sad affair.
AI still does not know how to even write code that makes impossible state unpresentable so testing won’t help.
It is funny how future is here yet it takes centuries to come. Human’s still sticking to their slaughter instead of using replicators. Klingon much.
Really made me appreciate how unlikely it is to find an error. It feels as if it was planned just for me to find it. Just like the author studied cryptography and then decided to do some exercises to hone his skills, an unlikely journey towards a check.
https://github.com/vjeranc/fixed-rtrt
M3 module was formalized fully purely from experimental data and from a nudge by earlier versions of codex in 15-30 minutes in a simple write/compile/fix-first-error loop. I was a bit surprised how fast it picked up the pattern but given there was a paper from '70s it became clear why later.
Rewilding at scale, deep emissions cuts, and a serious move away from animal agriculture are the same project.
Training on cost-to-go loss is good enough. Perfect cost-to-go eliminates the need for global algorithms and allows local decision making. Given “natural” datasets it is probably the best thing to attempt to learn. The fact that probabilistic graphical models never really worked proves it somewhat.
Weird that Anthropic decided to build a Claude Code Routines toilet.
Falling asleep after a can of energy drink.
We have so much experience with scientific method, yet these massive decisions are adhoc, that's how the whole world works. We never tested what would happen by allowing mass production of plastic, or phones, or whatever, so these antipatches are going by the "feels" as well, with no individual taking responsibility for failures.
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