You know that feeling, of thinking you actually know a little bit about something, and then one day, suddenly getting dropped into the deep end of the ocean and realizing you're just a babe in the...
You know that feeling, of thinking you actually know a little bit about something, and then one day, suddenly getting dropped into the deep end of the ocean and realizing you're just a babe in the wilderness? Yeah, reading Gwern is like that...
Most of the time that's more because of confidence than research. This is no more congruent with reality than most of Asimov - a philosophical exercise, not a technical one.
Most of the time that's more because of confidence than research. This is no more congruent with reality than most of Asimov - a philosophical exercise, not a technical one.
You know that feeling, of thinking you actually know a little bit about something, and then one day, suddenly getting dropped into the deep end of the ocean and realizing you're just a babe in the wilderness? Yeah, reading Gwern is like that...
Most of the time that's more because of confidence than research. This is no more congruent with reality than most of Asimov - a philosophical exercise, not a technical one.
That was really fun to read, what a creative and sombre story. Gave it a "quick look" and finished an hour later.