Seonglae ChoPersonal Opinions
Claude
- why claude than cursor: much light much cheap. different paradigm
London
- 논리적이진 않지만 날씨가 좋다. 가끔 보이는 햇살이 다른 어떤 도시와도 다른 기분좋음을 준다.
- if i live in california it is everyday stuff which does not touching me
- convenient, no need a car compare to us
- emotional reason it is much the building and park is amazing and just the fact that i am living in london makes me grateful sometimes. compare to korea, expensive, inconvenient, and dangerous
AI
taste 가 좋은 사람이 승리한다, 동시에 구체적인 방향을 지정해줄 generalist
In the AI era, people with many aspirations are likely to succeed. Those who are agentic rather than reactive—full of ideas and ambition but previously constrained by physical limitations or a lack of domain knowledge—will now be able to accomplish, rapidly, what they couldn’t before. The key isn’t just dreaming, but being able to clearly envision the concrete intermediate steps required to make those dreams real. The gap between those who take action and those who don’t will keep widening, because the upside of acting is becoming so large.
Chatbot
Think LLMs as simulators but as entities. "What do you think about xyz"? There is no "you". Next time try: "What would be a good group of people to explore xyz? What would they say?"‣.
Current transformer-based LLMs clearly possess a usable level of intelligence, but they don't have identity like humans do. Due to the vast amount of training data, numerous intelligences or identities are overlapped, which is why inconsistent results occur. This is actually an advantage from a simulation perspective - when conversing with an LLM, if you think of it as an entity, you might get angry or emotional, but if you view it as prompt simulation, you won't.
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