Daniel Santos
@danielsantos
Brazilian lifelong learner. Curiosity waves surfer. I will probably die next to a pile of things I was meaning to read.
Daniel Santos
danielsantos.org
We make a big choice, like a house, job, spouse, or dog. We think about the thing itself: the look of the house, what the job pays, what a sweet dog. But a choice has so many cascading consequences. One big choice shapes a hundred little others. I try to imagine the ripple effects — the later details that make the day-to-day difference.
Then I think... See more
Then I think... See more
sive.rs • One Big Choice Shapes a Hundred More
We live in a frictionless age in which process is typically obscured by results. You press a few buttons on your phone, and a car or dinner comes to you, a moving blue dot on a map, hiding a whole range of human effort.
Tom Vanderbilt • Beginners
It’s not that Krishnamurti saw the mind as anything close to a computer. While a computational functionalist might argue that building a mind is as simple as building a machine, Krishnamurti believed our minds are so much more. But he worried we were selling ourselves short, letting our minds get stuck in mechanical routines like memory and
... See moreBig Think • Mechanized Minds: AI’s Hidden Impact on Human Thought
Será que a inteligência artificial, através dos LLMs, começou de fato a replicar, ainda que minimamente, a complexidade da mente humana, ou será que a mente humana é que vem se tornando, aos poucos, mais similar à mente das máquinas?
Interessante esta visão gráfica, não apenas pelo aspecto da representação da evolução de um aprendizado, mas também porque ela me faz lembrar dos steps de carreira da empresa onde eu trabalho.
Reflexão é a ideia de voltar o pensamento sobre o próprio pensamento; pensar sobre aquilo que estava sendo pensado de maneira a evitar a precipitação, a intempestividade, a palavra ou a ideia que não deva ser exposta. → (Pensar bem nos faz bem! 3. P. 36)
Mario Sergio Cortella • O Melhor Do Cortella
My information consumption philosophy is simple:
(1) It must have a long shelf life.
(2) It must have taken considerable effort to create.
With these two principles, you can cut out most of the junk from your information diet.
Nick Maggiullix.com