from Diary 2023-05-12 Reading” in an era where LLM.
- It is common in the world to say “read” only to look through in a one-dimensional way
- I’ve been trying to get emulator for a very limited number of authors by doing more time-consuming readings.
- Unclear what an emulator is
- I think one aspect is the Knowledge Network.
- Networks that can be traced as needed, not in the order in which they are written in the books.
- This is something we don’t do that often.
- “more time-consuming reading” is expensive.
The presence of Scrapbox has allowed part of this process to proceed in a public state.
- profitable sign
- You are not alone in the process.
- People who already have a knowledge network can give me feedback on what they associate with my articles.
- one’s size (as opposed to one’s size in general)
- Often short and difficult to do.
- Because it’s cost-effective.
- In this case, the fragments are too small to be suitable for Scrapbox
- It’s in the form of Kozaneba Reading.
- Often short and difficult to do.
There are signs of further progress when combined with LLMs.
- The judgment of “I think there is a connection” or “There is a connection here” used to be made by the brain of a living person.
- When I think, “This fragment seems useful,” I can do a vector search on that fragment, and I think I can make better “Discovering Relationships” than I have done so far.
- It would be beneficial to have the LLM ask questions about what you wrote.
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