@balajis When power looms replaced hand weavers, the best machine operators weren’t engineers—they were the very craftsmen the looms replaced. They knew the feel of the fabric, the tension of the thread, the rhythm of the weave. Tools change, but those who master the principles thrive.
@SchrodingrsBrat AI is downstream of the human mind, training on what we produce. But if our collective intelligence follows a bell curve, each new model inches closer to its right edge. With unsupervised learning however, it may start to do things even we couldn’t imagine (ex. AlphaGo move 37).
@CollinRugg Truly is amazing how far society has come. 10000 years ago, this would’ve been a death sentence. Now? We fly a person whom we don’t even know, on a machine built by thousands of people whom he will never meet, to a doctor expected to save the life of a man he’s only just met.
@elonmusk Kind of defeats the purpose of having a law if the average Joe can’t understand it. Imagine how much smoother and efficient society would be if a majority of the population knew a majority of the rules that apply to them by heart.
One of life's counterintuitive lessons is that you will often gain energy by spending a little bit of energy.
When you feel lethargic and like you want to lay around all day, it is usually the case that getting up and moving will make you feel better than simply sitting around. Getting outside for 10 minutes or doing the first set of a workout or simply stretching on the floor for a moment — anything to get your body moving — will often leave you feeling more energized.
If you want to get your day going, then get your body going. It's harder for the mind to be sluggish when the body is moving."
@draggy39@HoR_102 It would help to see a similar chart across other comparable countries too to see if a rising tide does indeed lift all boats, or whether the captains really are to praise/blame
@Mr_Derivatives Could be, but there’s no arguing against the underlying tech. It’s the future, but there’s too much excitement right now among those who don’t fully understand it. It’s a free market, and a dumb vote counts just as much as a smart one. Over time though, true innovation endures.