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I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes, and I agree with you. The AI features in non-AI-

I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes, and I agree with you. The AI features in non-AI-first apps tend to be awkward bolt-ons, poorly thought out and using low quality models to save money. I don't want shitty bolt-ons, I want to be able to give chatgtp/claude/gemini frontier models the ability to access my application data and make api calls for me to remotely drive tools.

Xss3 1y ago
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- mpalmer 1y ago
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  - zero_shift 1y ago
    Xss3 is paraphrasing. As CuriouslyC wrote: > "I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for [...] most of my decision making processes"
    - mpalmer 1y ago
      It's not a paraphrase, it's a misreading. How do you get outsourcing from this? Maybe they're using it to organize their thoughts, explore alternatives. Nowhere do they say they're not still making the decisions themselves.
      - Xss3 1y ago
        Nowhere did i say that either. You are misreading. I said decision making process, as did they. Nobody said that they are letting the AI make the decisions.
        mpalmer 1y ago
        "outsource"
        Xss3 1y ago
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        mpalmer 1y ago
        Is it yours? They use it for their decision making process. When you use a pen for your writing processes, are you outsourcing the process of writing to the pen? Or are you using it? When the first thing you say to a stranger is an insult, I wonder, is that a domestically-produced decision? Doesn't seem very high-quality.
        Xss3 1y ago
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  - dang 1y ago
    Please don't respond to a bad comment by breaking the site guidelines yourself. That only makes things worse. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- deleted 1y ago
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- dang 1y ago
  Can you please stop posting flamebait comments and crossing into personal attack? Your account has unfortunately been doing this repeatedly, and we're trying for something else here. If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
Avamander 1y ago
> The AI features in non-AI-first apps tend to be awkward bolt-ons, poorly thought out and using low quality models to save money. The weirdest location I've found the most useful LLM-based feature so far has been Edge with it's automatic tab grouping. It doesn't always pick the best groups and probably uses some really small model, but it's significantly faster and easier than anything that I've had so far. I hope they do bookmarks next and that someone copies the feature and makes it use a local model (like Safari or Firefox, I don't even care).
- i_love_retros 1y ago
  Was automatic tab grouping missing from your life?
- contextfree 1y ago
  I always thought there might be a place for some kind of ML in OS file save dialogs, to surface likely destination folders based on context.
i_love_retros 1y ago
> I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes If you use it for writing, what is the point of writing in the first place? If you're writing to anyone you even slightly care about they should wipe their arse with it and send it back to you. And if it's writing at work or for work then you're just proving you are an employee they don't need.
- CuriouslyC 1y ago
  I just wiped my arse with your reply, here it is, enjoy.
  - i_love_retros 1y ago
    Did you have to brainstorm that response with chatgpt?
dmitrygr 1y ago
> and most of my decision making processes Jesus F christ, please tell me you are trolling https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/ https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/
southernplaces7 1y ago
>and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes, I'm curious, do you find it easier to climb stairs or inclines now that you've tossed your brain in the trash?

Xss3 1y ago

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mpalmer 1y ago
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- zero_shift 1y ago
  Xss3 is paraphrasing. As CuriouslyC wrote: > "I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for [...] most of my decision making processes"
  - mpalmer 1y ago
    It's not a paraphrase, it's a misreading. How do you get outsourcing from this? Maybe they're using it to organize their thoughts, explore alternatives. Nowhere do they say they're not still making the decisions themselves.
    - Xss3 1y ago
      Nowhere did i say that either. You are misreading. I said decision making process, as did they. Nobody said that they are letting the AI make the decisions.
      - mpalmer 1y ago
        "outsource"
        Xss3 1y ago
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        mpalmer 1y ago
        Is it yours? They use it for their decision making process. When you use a pen for your writing processes, are you outsourcing the process of writing to the pen? Or are you using it? When the first thing you say to a stranger is an insult, I wonder, is that a domestically-produced decision? Doesn't seem very high-quality.
        Xss3 1y ago
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- dang 1y ago
  Please don't respond to a bad comment by breaking the site guidelines yourself. That only makes things worse. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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dang 1y ago
Can you please stop posting flamebait comments and crossing into personal attack? Your account has unfortunately been doing this repeatedly, and we're trying for something else here. If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.

Avamander 1y ago

> The AI features in non-AI-first apps tend to be awkward bolt-ons, poorly thought out and using low quality models to save money. The weirdest location I've found the most useful LLM-based feature so far has been Edge with it's automatic tab grouping. It doesn't always pick the best groups and probably uses some really small model, but it's significantly faster and easier than anything that I've had so far. I hope they do bookmarks next and that someone copies the feature and makes it use a local model (like Safari or Firefox, I don't even care).

i_love_retros 1y ago
Was automatic tab grouping missing from your life?
contextfree 1y ago
I always thought there might be a place for some kind of ML in OS file save dialogs, to surface likely destination folders based on context.

i_love_retros 1y ago

> I am a huge AI supporter, and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes If you use it for writing, what is the point of writing in the first place? If you're writing to anyone you even slightly care about they should wipe their arse with it and send it back to you. And if it's writing at work or for work then you're just proving you are an employee they don't need.

CuriouslyC 1y ago
I just wiped my arse with your reply, here it is, enjoy.
- i_love_retros 1y ago
  Did you have to brainstorm that response with chatgpt?

dmitrygr 1y ago

> and most of my decision making processes Jesus F christ, please tell me you are trolling https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/ https://time.com/7295195/ai-chatgpt-google-learning-school/

southernplaces7 1y ago

>and use it extensively for coding, writing and most of my decision making processes, I'm curious, do you find it easier to climb stairs or inclines now that you've tossed your brain in the trash?