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Trying to diminish this as brute force (something by the way that is categorically not 'unfamiliar to human brains' - as anyone who has every worked on complex
by squidbeak 5mo ago
Trying to diminish this as brute force (something by the way that is categorically not 'unfamiliar to human brains' - as anyone who has every worked on complex slippery problems will tell you) is foolish, when the models hypothesize along the way to their solutions. That's reasoning.
- jdub 5mo agoThe dimension of brute force unfamiliar to human brains is "well-read with zero judgement", where connections can be made even if they're not thought through. Grinding through completions isn't reasoning.