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What you are talking about is like tracing the path of individual electrons in a conducting wire. We can describe, *completely and very elegantly*, the motion of electrons and their other parameters. We can describe the circuit they occupy completely. We have EM field theory and Ohm's law and all this other shit.
What you all are talking about is like trying to tag a particular electron at one end and watch its path til it arrives at the other end, except less cool. You can't do it. You can't make sense of it. You won't learn anything from it. And the thing you want to gain from it is what you would gain from understanding and solving the equations of motion that describe what it's doing. *You can't look at what it's doing by its very nature*. You want to bitch that AI is being used so recklessly, but you don't know the first thing about it. You're in tech, but you're somehow not aware of abstraction layers? When you set a path variable or run a script, do you check the fucking binary, line by line, to trust it? Do you watch the transistors switching frequencies for phase shifts? Oh you don't? Then why the fuck would you trust your devices?
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| text | What you are talking about is like tracing the path of individual electrons in a conducting wire. We can describe, *completely and very elegantly*, the motion of electrons and their other parameters. We can describe the circuit they occupy completely. We have EM field theory and Ohm's law and all this other shit. What you all are talking about is like trying to tag a particular electron at one end and watch its path til it arrives at the other end, except less cool. You can't do it. You can't … |
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Entry Information
- Entry ID: 90335
- Repository: Axioma AXP
- Dataset: arrmlet/reddit_dataset_36
- Total Entries: 100,000