Confidence and playing in a system that helps their confidence will make a big difference.
We got exposed in midfield last game, their extra man running past one of our forwards, but going forward we looked dangerous esp in the 2nd half.
The players need a bit of time to learn this system, but we'll stay in the prem.
LLMs are good at context, but not at comprehension. Or so the thinking goes (Byung-Chul Han wrote as much circa 2023). Engineers behind the most recent paywalled models beg to differ.
What I wonder is: if a product made by current or future LLMs is indiscernible from a human product, and is cheaper and as good or better, will it prevent human consumers from buying it?
Once companies are no longer fixated on the deception involved in "how human made it looks" and can honestly say "this is robot made" and is therefore cheaper and as good or better than what is currently on offer, then I am curious to see consumer response.
In a related development, I can see an "organic" market for human made products becoming significant market, similar to the organic food market. Could be wrong, but would be interesting.
No way it was worse than the performances against Arsenal, Chelsea or Fulham. We showed attacking intent in spite of getting passed around. I do agree that Xavi looked amazing and love to see the team working for each other in the 2nd half plus having some luck that evaded us all season.
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Yup, at .18 in 2019 specifically.
Still holding it.
Back then many said $XRP would never see above $1 again.
Today that position alone is up over 10x and by the end of this cycle I do expect it to be up over 100x.
Taking a bit longer than expected but you won't see me complaining about a 100x "taking too long".
banks spent 200 years convincing people that lending money requires credit checks and collateral, then DeFi showed up and folks started YOLOing their life savings into code written by anons
One of the things that makes investigating historical subjects so difficult, once you go beyond a basic level, is that historians are a very petty group of people and so you're essentially trying to figure out what happened by reading the academic equivalent of angry forum posts.