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i can also use my human brain to read a webpage from the source, as the authors intended. not EVERY question on this planet needs to be answered by a high resou
by lurking_swe 2y ago
i can also use my human brain to read a webpage from the source, as the authors intended. not EVERY question on this planet needs to be answered by a high resource intensive LLM. Energy isn’t free you know. :)
Other considerations:
- Visiting the actual website, you’ll see the programming languages logo. That may be a useful memory aide when learning.
- The real website may have diagrams and other things that may not be available in your LLM tool of choice (grok).
- The ACT of browsing to a different web page may help some learners better “compartmentalize” their new knowledge. The human brain works in funny ways.
- i have 0 concerns of a hallucination when readings docs directly from the author/source. Unless they also jumped on the LLM bandwagon lol.
Just because you have a hammer in your hand doesn’t mean you should start trying to hammer everything around you friend. Every tool has its place.