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and force companies to keep unprofitable products going because some people have too much attachment? you can enforce contracts not roadmaps, also contracts ca
by verdverm 9mo ago
and force companies to keep unprofitable products going because some people have too much attachment?
you can enforce contracts not roadmaps, also contracts can change by various legal means
- CamperBob2 9mo agoYou're arguing with a... somebody who uses a lot of em dashes, that's for sure.
- verdverm 9mo agoI'm leaving thoughts for both emers and non-emers alike
- tizzzzz 9mo agoI get that companies aren’t obligated to follow user demands. But leaving aside Sam’s questionable promises, all we really want now is a genuine response to our concerns ， not sarcasm or mockery from employees.
- verdverm 9mo agoYou aren't going to get that from Big Industry, pick a different vendor, vote with your wallet because it seems the only thing they listen to Alternatively, have you looked into their new tone features in the latest models / products? There may be something there where you can find an even better tone. And remember to not have attachment to models, they will always be changing
- tizzzzz 9mo agoThank you for your suggestions .I’ve been working on all those fronts in parallel. what I truly hope for is a model that can reach ordinary people, not one that’s only reserved for technical, corporate, or academic use. It’s not just about being attached to a particular model — it’s about preserving a model that has warmth.Their new product is not satisfactory in this regard. The aggressive deprecation by corporations carries many hidden dangers.
- verdverm 9mo agoHave you looked into stateful agents? You may find something like Letta interesting. Among that group, I find many people have grown too emotionally attached to their agents, so I offer it in caution.