@razibkhan@Indian_Bronson@Aarvoll_ the ancestral tradition's answer would be a very resounding 'the diluted are [way] better' in this case. many citations possible, from the brāhmaṇa genre down to the late purāṇas, and Greek would support too
@TrueAIHound Thank you, this is a thesis I've wanted to believe but have fought for long heh.
Maybe there is an ~infinity of knowers who approach to bind beings, but of course the hosts differ widely. But even if one does bind a machine, would we ever know?
@dioscuri Is this some new kind of Rorschach or Bouba-Kiki test, because I'm just not able to flip them at all -- it appears to be half going right, half going left, literally.
@sharmasatyan Both these options fly in the face of the creators of such śāstra!
You need continuity and innovation in a healthy mix.
yaṃ śiṣṭā brāhmaṇā brūyuḥ sa dharmaḥ syād aśaṅkitaḥ
The big question is: will the real śiṣṭā brāhmaṇā please stand up?
@HristoforG@ggerganov Mermaid diagrams? Come on dude. Old *Gemma* can draw Mermaid diagrams. Heck even OLMo 3 can somewhat tolerably. Use it for something real.
For instance, ask it "what is the Indic equivalent of the I Ching" -- compare the answer against GPT-5.6. Simple historical research.
@BeheraSuprit that is 100% correct, but it simply does not follow that that would be the book to choose to do it.
can you, for one, resist the urge to replace one poverty-stricken reductionism with another, and instead take the effort to truly engage with the scholarship with an open mind?
@arya_amsha Haaaang on. Kumarila only speaks of greater skill in *service* and *house-related work*. Saying technology is a stretch.
tasmād yathaiva sevādau gṛhādiṣu ca kauśalam
mlecchānām adhikaṃ tadvad abhidheyārthanirṇaye