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The Zeigarnik effect is a psychological phenomenon that states people are better able to remember tasks that have been interrupted or left unfinished than tasks that have been completed
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here’s another pili vesha image i captured
LLMs are extremely good at a type of knowledge called tacit knowledge (knowledge about something as it pertains to something else) but are extremely poor at pretty much any other type as far as I can see. It just so happens that tacit knowledge also happens to be the type of knowledge that drives natural language so it makes them looks super smart,... See more
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youtube.comi am busy because i am not making good product decisions
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