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If this is related to the weekend’s events, it’s just sad. I subscribed a few weeks ago and chatgpt 4 is such a handy thing to have. They potentially broke up a
by icapybara 3y ago
If this is related to the weekend’s events, it’s just sad. I subscribed a few weeks ago and chatgpt 4 is such a handy thing to have. They potentially broke up a great company and product for nothing.
I think it was Roon on Twitter who put it best: “wanton destruction of a beautiful thing”.
- wheelerof4te 3y ago"They potentially broke up a great company and product for nothing." Wake up, the AI chatbot craze phase is over. Find some other ways to boost your productivity that are more reliable and will not turn your brain into pudding.
- icapybara 3y agoI don’t use it for productivity, I’m not a software engineer.
- Max-q 3y agoI use it for productivity and it's great. Why should I stop doing that?
- wheelerof4te 3y agoChatbots assistants make you too reliant on a service which reliability you can't control. First, there is the fact that ChatGPT and it's cousins require an active internet connection, unlike some other tools that similarly boosted human productivity (like a calculator program). Second, it is server-based utility. Meaning, even if you have internet connection, server might be down for some reason. Third, while training your mind to be reliant to ChatGPT, you gradually lose the patience and ability to think outside the box. If your first move when you face a problem is to ask ChatGPT for a solution, then it's no good. The third one may seem like harmless since we are already using Google, but it's not. Google still requires you to filter the data and go through each listed page manually. In other words, you still are using your brain somewhat. With chatbots, you lose even that "do it yourself" analysis.
- logankilpatrick 3y agoUnrelated, just the normal challenges of running a service with 100M weekly active users. Sorry for the disruption and hang tight!