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Yep. The thing is people (maybe because of our limited scope) just focus on the depth and not the breadth. Because this is a general purpose model - it also has
by margorczynski 4mo ago
Yep. The thing is people (maybe because of our limited scope) just focus on the depth and not the breadth. Because this is a general purpose model - it also has PhD+ knowledge in Physics, Biology, History, etc.
I think we still don't really comprehend how much can be achieved by a single "mind" that has internalized so much knowledge from so many areas.
- cpard 4mo agothere's so much opportunity on the breadth of things too! I think that you end up having different people focusing on different things though. Personally I'm a more of a breadth person and I could never compete with peers who where more of the depth type of person at college. But I get satisfaction from connecting things that feel irrelevant on first sight, that's what drives me.
- piloto_ciego 4mo agoThis is me too.