As quality improves, it becomes invisible.
2023-09-18 As the quality increases, the quantity published decreases, and behind it all is hidden trial and error and "behind-the-scenes" effort.
The concept of "[Eventually, you won't be able to see it.
- A: Low quality and high quantity at first
- Really? Why is that so?
- So placed in reverse from B.
- B: As quality increases, quantity begins to decrease
- Improvement in quality is causally related to decrease in quantity.
- Why?
- Because they start using it for things they can't disclose.
- When the total amount of action is constant, some of it moves into unobservable areas, making the observable appear to have decreased
- Related: When you start doing a lot of AI work, you can't talk about AI.
- Why?
- Improvement in quality is causally related to decrease in quantity.
- After a while, a few quality ones emerge.
- People out there looking in will say, "Where did all this quality stuff come from?" would be.
- That's because the generative process is usually invisible.
- This composition has been repeated. - The phenomenon of shouting "genius" without seeing the "effort behind the scenes."
- The reason I'm showing you this is because I can show you that.
- Public disclosure of the process produced is a value that cannot be copied.
- Tip: To begin with, I have a strong desire to "share the process so that more people can create value" rather than to "keep the process secret and create value only for myself.
- So what we can publish, we'll publish more and more.
- What can't be published can't be published.
- Tip: To begin with, I have a strong desire to "share the process so that more people can create value" rather than to "keep the process secret and create value only for myself.
- Importance of trial and error and recommendations for sharing
- Trial and Error Sharing Phase.
from Diary 2023-09-17 old title: Increased quality and decreased visibility
- → Invisible as quality improves.
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