BELOW_IS_AI_GENERATED
他に何かありますか？
2023-09-05 00:35
Summary of notes
. The note contains a discussion of text-based communication. Specifically, it presents the idea that the physical human communication interface (tone of voice, facial expressions, etc.) is not present in chat and that it is not necessary for logical communication. He also states that what the system supports is communication that assists in finding logical connections through the weaving of sentences, not emotion or empathy.
Relation to fragment X
. The fragment “Writing to Communicate to Others” has direct relevance to the Notebook. The notebook emphasizes the importance of communication in finding logical connections through the weaving of sentences, and this idea is consistent with the concept of “writing to communicate to others.
deep thinking
Notes and fragments “text to communicate to others” raise the idea that text-based communication has the potential to improve the efficiency and accuracy of information transfer. The absence of physical representations (tone of voice, facial expressions, etc.) would reduce ambiguity and misunderstandings in the interpretation of information, allowing for clearer and more direct communication.
summary of thoughts and title
. Text-based communication has the potential to improve the efficiency and accuracy of information transfer.” Title: “Effectiveness of Text-Based Communication.”
extra info
TITLES: ["Understanding how people feel"], "Writing to communicate to others", "What the customer really needed", "Finding someone who understands", "Conversation log 2019-07-27", "Hatena2015-01-28", "Hatena2015-01-17", "What I want to do", "Is the definition Useful?" , "Is there an imaginary number?" , "Long-Term Augmentation", "Hatena2012-04-14", "(1.4.2) Model", "Negative Sampling and Logistic Regression", "Caigentan"]
generated: 2023-09-05 00:35
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