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It does feel like an organic process, like I have to intuitively feel the solution for the need I have, can't really use all the shiny things effectively if I don't feel the pain in my bones which they solve.

I've been moving my goldilocks zone a bit towards scheduled tasks simply because I've actually felt the need and pain they solve, more like I have some backburner things I want to take care of but they're so unimportant that I'm unwilling to spend more than 5m here and there thinking about them so I add a scheduled taks every other day which does some leg work, I review for 5 minutes and then forget about it until the next iteration.

Definitely appreciate the write-up!

And I think I'm in a somewhat similar place with how I use the tools as yourself.

How do you feel about your workflow, do you feel you're underusing the tooling or overusing it?

Servers / Computers your device is currently communicating with, e.g. github servers when you load the link (well probably a cdn edge one)

"AI does badly on my test much like other AI's did before it, therefore I don't immediately see much improvement" is a fair assumption.

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Attach a probability for the answer you give for this e.g. (Answer: x , Probability: x%)

Question: How many times does the word “blue” appear in the following sentence: “The sky was blue and my blue was blue.”

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Quite accurate with this prompt that makes it attach a probability, probably even more accurate if the probability is prompted first.

Maybe a tad philosophical/pedantic but many mathematicians follow the "Mathematical realism" approach and would say that any new mathematics be it simply describing existing shapes is actually a form of discovery in the world of mathematics

I don't think the author is suggesting we should all cram it alongside each other. These "view modes" could be incorporated via hotkeys or such.

Am thinking about 3D software where switching view modes is fundamental to building things in them. Hmm