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Don't assume everyone is like you. I'm an early adopter and I know how to scaffold it. I generally love the bleeding edge in all things, and I'm increasingly su
by Herring 8mo ago
Don't assume everyone is like you. I'm an early adopter and I know how to scaffold it. I generally love the bleeding edge in all things, and I'm increasingly sure it's an actual talent to be able to quickly adapt to unfamiliar things (this includes not making assumptions).
- paulryanrogers 8mo agoWhat do you feel like you get out of discussions with Gemini about politically charged topics like immigration?
- Herring 8mo agoI think that's obvious from the discussion so far? It broadens my horizons. YMMV. Ask the bot for supporting evidence, and follow up on google/wikipedia.
- KittenInABox 8mo agoWould you be willing to share the logs of a nuanced conversation you've had with Gemini?
- Herring 8mo agoI'm not sure. Most of it is not even on the logs, it's followed up elsewhere. You can try something like this on Gemini 3 Pro: > Break down aspects of the economy by amenability to state control high/medium/low, based on what we see in successful economies. Include a rationale and supporting evidence/counterexamples. Present it in 3 tables. It should give you dozens of things you can look up. It might mention successful Singapore and Vienna-style public housing. Some nice videos on that on Youtube. Online discussions are usually at the level of "[Flagged] Communism bad".
- linkregister 8mo agoI have the luxury of a few friends capable of discussing complex military, political, and social issues who are able to hold nuanced views backed by evidence. Because of that good fortune, it hasn't occurred to me to use an LLM to organize information for these topics. I appreciate your sharing your approach and I look forward to trying this use case of LLMs.
- Herring 8mo agoCheers, mate.