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Interestingly - this is the idea behind Nassim Taleb’s book “Antifragile” and the concept of “anti-fragility”. In essence, it promotes dynamic/evolutionary/alw
by sheepscreek 2y ago
Interestingly - this is the idea behind Nassim Taleb’s book “Antifragile” and the concept of “anti-fragility”.
In essence, it promotes dynamic/evolutionary/always learning behaviour than performing the same set of steps every time, and in the process, becoming stronger than before.
An example he shares is: how the breakdown of muscle tissue through exercise leads to more muscle development and an increase in strength. I guess it’s similar to LLM training using error/loss reducing functions (practice makes perfect) but dissimilar in the sense that training is a one—time action.