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Who cares. It's useful as hell. Here's one of my questions yesterday: https://chat.openai.com/share/500a4377-7cf5-47b3-b833-74b85def9132 https://chat.openai.com
by laichzeit0 3y ago
Who cares. It's useful as hell. Here's one of my questions yesterday: https://chat.openai.com/share/500a4377-7cf5-47b3-b833-74b85def9132 https://chat.openai.com/share/500a4377-7cf5-47b3-b833-74b85d.... You know how long it would take me to Google this crap and piece together a coherent answer after going through a rabbit hole of JSTOR reviews, math stackexchange and Reddits? I don't have the time for that, and if that is what regurgitating an average of the whole internet means, I am very glad someone decided to build something like that.
- candiodari 3y agocough https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=What+are+the+main+editions+and+what+are+the+differences+between+them+for+Courant%27s++Calculus+and+Analysis+books%3F+site%3Areddit.com https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-d&q=What+are+... have you heard of "site:reddit.com"? I will say that "site:reddit.com" is merely a poor man's way of telling Google "don't give me low quality machine generated results". Which, ironically, is exactly what you want ... from an AI! Funny ... it's like a text based version of the plot of terminator: only machines ... can protect you from the machines! I do think you're right btw, but for me the best applications of AI are, well, applied. As in "write tests for code X", "use library Y to ...". The code is definitely not useful as-is, far from it. But ...
- laichzeit0 3y agoYes that's kind of my point, I don't _want_ to go and read through the pages returned by a search engine. I have a clear question and I want an answer. If I want to dig more, I would. That's exactly what these LLMs are providing, it's extremely useful.
- leephillips 3y agoSeems to work even better without the `site:` qualifier.