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If air was highly conductive that analogy would totally hold. "If there’s a cut in my wire’s insulation, the device won’t get enough voltage" doesn't follow fr
by harpiaharpyja 11mo ago
If air was highly conductive that analogy would totally hold.
"If there’s a cut in my wire’s insulation, the device won’t get enough voltage" doesn't follow from: "voltage is like water pressure in pipes"
So I don't really get your point.
- pinkmuffinere 11mo ago> "If there’s a cut in my wire’s insulation, the device won’t get enough voltage" doesn't follow from: "voltage is like water pressure in pipes" I absolutely agree! In the same way, "an LLM can solve complex problems if it breaks them into subtasks" doesn't follow from "NASA breaks large projects into smaller parts"