← Back to context Comment by wood_spirit 10 hours ago I like the term. It’s a good way to think about programs and data structures etc. 3 comments wood_spirit Reply xyzsparetimexyz 10 hours ago I will never have either sympathy or empathy for a machine. Twisol 9 hours ago It's the same "sympathy" as in "sympathetic resonance" [0]. It has nothing to do with pity or the like.[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_resonance HPsquared 10 hours ago Understanding and feeling for what the machine is doing. Just like fitting together metal parts, or handling a car around a corner.
xyzsparetimexyz 10 hours ago I will never have either sympathy or empathy for a machine. Twisol 9 hours ago It's the same "sympathy" as in "sympathetic resonance" [0]. It has nothing to do with pity or the like.[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_resonance HPsquared 10 hours ago Understanding and feeling for what the machine is doing. Just like fitting together metal parts, or handling a car around a corner.
Twisol 9 hours ago It's the same "sympathy" as in "sympathetic resonance" [0]. It has nothing to do with pity or the like.[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_resonance
HPsquared 10 hours ago Understanding and feeling for what the machine is doing. Just like fitting together metal parts, or handling a car around a corner.
I will never have either sympathy or empathy for a machine.
It's the same "sympathy" as in "sympathetic resonance" [0]. It has nothing to do with pity or the like.
[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sympathetic_resonance
Understanding and feeling for what the machine is doing. Just like fitting together metal parts, or handling a car around a corner.