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ftlsid
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Any suggestions @ftlsid ? I recall you having some success with this crossover. I'm curious what you did, and how you'd approach it today.
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You know the timeline’s weird when you’re searching for psychodynamic therapy on Github.
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@arabelladevine If you lie down, take some deep breaths and try to imagine this happening again and let the daydream run interesting things may happen
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dating is Calvinball. this is terrifying to know. however it helps understand why Pickup Artists and dating discourse is like "here's the SIMPLE RULES to getting laider" and everybody rushes to lap it up
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Cows and mountains at sunset along the 395 just north of Mono Lake
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You actually have to be vulnerable to heal - you have to lower your defenses and discover that they were not necessary. But you might get burned, hence vulnerability
Richard Ngo@RichardMCNgo
I dislike when people praise each other for being vulnerable. Vulnerability is an undesirable side effect of emotional openness, not something to aim for. My suggested replacement is to praise them for being courageous.
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@yoltartar yeah same. I have to point out its assumptions and biases repeatedly and ask it to drop them
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@ftlsid e.g. it's important for me to tell Claude to be mildly adversarial and point out holes in my thinking, so we spend a fair amount of time arguing about nuance, stance, and epistemology, and that process both forces me to sharpen up my thought process and creates useful context
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one more opinion related to this:
ftlsid@ftlsid
not interested in controversy so my opinion is in the reply
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@yoltartar I'm glad someone else agrees. basically everyone seems to reflexively respond with "talking to LLMs can't make you smarter (and probably does the opposite)" but my experience is the same as yours
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@ftlsid this is exactly what i've been finding as well, i still go to books for very specific technical knowledge, but i find that using llms this way has made my own thinking so much more productive and incisive that mining books for insights feels like very low return for the effort
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@aphercotropist it's trying to be metaphorical but introduces a new object (the body) that takes slightly too long to parse for the metaphor to land. bad intuitive understanding of how humans experience text
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What is it about ending the paragraph with "A word like that hides the body" that makes it sound so AI?
tautologer@tautologer
Claude mogs I fear
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