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I finally used it for a couple little things, but mostly as a fuzzier replacement for search, where it does do pretty well. Of course nowadays classic search is
by bee_rider 1y ago
I finally used it for a couple little things, but mostly as a fuzzier replacement for search, where it does do pretty well. Of course nowadays classic search is in shambolic so it is kind like a mediocre prime-aged boxer fighting an 70 year old champion or something.
Anyway, I bet it will be really useful for cool stuff if it can ever run on my laptop!
- sysguest 1y agoidk "it will be really useful" is a bit too fuzzy and vague -- how do I infer about numbers related to return-in-investment? of course, it's better than "this is so crap no one would buy it" -- but for investors, they want to know: "if I put X dollars now, would I get 10*X dollars or 1/10 X dollars?" it's weird that all these comments on "usefulness" doesn't even attempt to explain whether the numbers add up ok or not
- bee_rider 1y agoI don’t care about investors making their money back. ChatGPT did a good enough proof of concept. They can go out of business now, that would be fine. Now, Mistral or DeepSeek or somebody can put out open weights models. The existing frameworks are good enough to act as very nice autocompletes, coding buddies, or writing style nitpickers. Or probably they could make more interesting video game NPCs.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> nowadays classic search is in shambolic Not sure how much one should expect or deserve switching from a free search engine to a free chatbot. If you care about search, use Kagi [1]. [1] https://kagi.com https://kagi.com