SundayNov 01, 2026
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... you can not use your `prior knowledge' (e.g. that targets tend to be smooth, that Occam's razor usually works, etc.) to set P(f), without making additional assumptions about the applicability of that `knowledge'. This is because that knowledge is ultimately based on only two things: your experiences since birth, and your genome's experiences in the several billion years it's been evolving.
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