I satirized this idea a few years ago when ChatGPT first came out. The reason it's "cheating" is because unless you learn the facts and skills, technology will always be a crutch.
Imagine not knowing how to multiply or add numbers or how to spell correctly.
Imagine a physicist not knowing how to compute a derivative without Mathematica.
Imagine your physician searching "shortness of breath WebMD". Or trying to date someone while feeding everything through Google Translate.
Imagine your surgeon whipping out chatgpt in the middle of your operation.
There's a reason why we teach students to compute limits the hard way before giving them L'Hopital's rule.
The whole point of learning things is so *you* know them. When you learn something, it becomes yours. Relinquishing your agency and thought is not just pathetic, it's saying that you will always be nothing.
There is nothing wrong with not knowing something. Just stop worshipping your own ignorance.
today, i'm excited to release a reinforcement learning guide that carefully explains the intuition and implementation details behind every single fundamental algorithm in the field. enjoy :)
https://t.co/cWJTM2Lr1P
Interactive SVG Animations is now live!
Everything I know about SVGs, distilled into five modules covering everything from syntax, advanced SVG features, peformance characteristics and more!
You can preview the first lesson right here (desktop-only atm!)
https://t.co/ClzOSYlw2E
how do you all remember every UUID? I find it really hard. so I wrote them all down on every uuid dot com
the list has fast search across all 2^122 values (so you can find your favorites) - hoping to add some social features like "trending UUIDs" soon!