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If enough capital has been installed before learning removes the wedge, the economy lands in the high-capital state, I’m gonna need an honest caveat on the loa
by fwlr 3mo ago
If enough capital has been installed before learning removes the wedge, the economy lands in the high-capital state,
I’m gonna need an honest caveat on the load-bearing assumption here.
- twothreeone 3mo agoI looked at the actual article and your instinct is exactly right: it's precisely the kind of hand-waving that makes clicking or not clicking a clear decision point.
- wpasc 3mo agothank you for this comment, "wedge" has been one of the words that has been popping up in a lot of LLM writing i've seen lately. (source: it was me asking the LLM to summarize some features in a repo! the words "load-bearing" "wedge" "spike" "crux" and plenty others have been driving me crazy) edit: as I keep reading the paper, I keep noticing some common sentence construction patterns, stylistic choices, and other little tics that I find frustrating because they are the very same things that I've been working on a few "writing-style skills" to get rid of
- mattas 3mo agoThe unlock is probably somewhere in that honest, load-bearing caveat.