@lateinteraction: taken separately and in complete isolation, the bitter lesson and no free lunch intuitions couldn't be more wrong and m…
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The author argues that while the 'bitter lesson' and 'no free lunch' intuitions are misleading in isolation, they provide the correct perspective when combined.
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