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So many comments on this shovelling sh*t on OP...? I agree with the author entirely. In practically every field, the reason it's difficult to learn anything, st

So many comments on this shovelling sh*t on OP...? I agree with the author entirely. In practically every field, the reason it's difficult to learn anything, starting with zero, is because you don't know what questions to ask. You need to find an in. ChatGPT is really good at this - the answers it gives provide an idea of what you don't know you don't know. Obviously, you then need to go verify the answers, but the difference is: now you know what the language you need to use to do so looks like. PS you would also need to do this if you started with Wikipedia as well.

thealig 3y ago
Finding out what you don't know to start learning is also a part of learning, and it is a bit difficult to trust LLMs like ChatGPT when it had a tendency to spout correct sounding answers that are incorrect, inaccurate etc. Search engines are much better On uncovering guides on that, specially from experts and verified sources. It's a bit of work to verify that, but then it is part of learning itself, not sure trying to punt on that to fast track your learning your whatever is going to make a meaningful difference in terms of time