I just found out I've been using my dishwasher wrong for 7 years
(old.reddit.com)5 points by xbmcuser 14 hours ago | 5 comments
5 points by xbmcuser 14 hours ago | 5 comments
k310 12 hours ago | prev | next |
Speaking of RTFM,
I visited my daughter's place and the new equipment there was a puzzler, with only little hard to see and not so intuitive icons to indicate different trays. So I downloaded all the pertinent manuals and figured out which tray does what.
Mine is simpler, older, and (I thought) obvious.
Cameras come with both a manual and "get started guide", the latter more like a checklist, a popular topic today.
xbmcuser 14 hours ago | prev |
Reading through that post comments makes you realise human knowledge is very siloed and many smart people will be dumb about stuff outside their knowledge. This is the main reason I feel LLM will be huge change once people start realising how to use it properly. Human might be smarter but LLM has access to a lot more knowledge and could find uses of a knowledge from 1 field to another which human would never think to use.
k310 13 hours ago | root | parent | next |
What you are saying is a large part of creativity. Well, that's an open question.
zahlman 14 hours ago | root | parent | prev |
>[an] LLM ... could find uses of a knowledge from 1 field [in] another
Any particularly interesting examples?
zahlman 14 hours ago | next |
Relevant - since there is more to learn about operating a dishwasher: Technology Connections' series on dishwashers -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rBO8neWw04
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll6-eGDpimU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jHP942Livy0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Kp3bjm55xw