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		epolanski 3 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Grief and the AI split > But it’s kind of like listening to a math audiobook vs working out math problems. I don't see it that way. I'm solving the math problem, but after coming with a solution I start asking for alternative approaches or formulas I don't even know about. In fact, calculus is full of suck gotchas tricks or formulas, think of integrals or limits. Took who found those decades/centuries to find them. It's not a black/white divide.

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sarchertech 3 days ago [–]

You added several paragraphs after I responded, but I never said it was black and white. I said it wasn’t sufficient. By which I mean you still need to read the code, and that making changes to the code is even more beneficial for understanding.

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