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As a student (in the academic sense when younger, and in a philosophical sense throughout life), I've been taught by teachers, and recently I've explored subjec
by fareesh 2y ago
As a student (in the academic sense when younger, and in a philosophical sense throughout life), I've been taught by teachers, and recently I've explored subjects by asking questions to large language models
The latter has been a much more pleasant experience. Infinite patience, infinite availability, seemingly infinite personalization. I'm also able to ask analogous questions to concepts from other fields.
I would be hesitant to see AI adopted during the early years of education, however.
- mkesper 2y agoThis could be a good starting point for self-studying. I would not totally rely on it being correct, though.
- hammyhavoc 2y agoI dread to think how much bad information it gives you whilst both you and it are incapable of realising it. Ask it about niche topics, hell, ask it about NixOS configs. Hallucinating all kinds of functions that don't exist with absolute confidence, generating configs that mix programming languages. It can't even get the basics right in most programming languages of whether to use hashes or slashes for comments in its output. It's complete shite.