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>Claude gave me an answer immediately yes, but was it a good answer? were any sources backing up the answer credible (or even present)? I don't know why we ar
by johnnyanmac 1y ago
>Claude gave me an answer immediately
yes, but was it a good answer? were any sources backing up the answer credible (or even present)?
I don't know why we are suddenly so confortable trading speed for accuracy. Rule 0 of optiization involves making sure the probalem is actually being solved.
- fwipsy 1y agoI'm not a highway engineer. I only care that the broad strokes are correct because I'm satisfying casual curiosity. > I don't know why we are suddenly so confortable trading speed for accuracy. Googling something or looking it up on Wikipedia is already trading speed for accuracy because you'll be reading a summary/reinterpretation. If I really cared about accuracy, I'd be reading highway design and civil engineering journals.