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by chillfox 3y ago
Not everything should be preserved forever. It's actually really nice to be able to talk online and not have it form a permanent record that can be instantly referenced by anyone.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Discord does have search, but I really hope they do not improve it. The lack of good search really prevents the hostility towards new users that you often see on Reddit/forums where every question is instantly answered by a one liner &
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by chillfox 3y ago
only so long as you can find competent moderators willing to do the job for free while using shitty tools.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect that multiple channels of communication will be tried before cutting off service, especially not for services provided to a business.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Did you try copy pasting the relevant Sqlite docs into ChatGPT?
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by chillfox 3y ago
I haven't noticed any degradation or unwillingness to correct errors in the paid web version, but I have noticed an increase of prefixing most output with some variation of "it's a complex issue..." Edit: Having recently
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by chillfox 3y ago
A pay-walled standard is not available, and an unavailable standard is not a standard at all. The only real way of fixing it is for enough people to ignore ISO so they become irrelevant. If you are building a new DB engine (toy or not), don
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by chillfox 3y ago
My notes have always been a huge messy pile with a tiny amount of well structured/formatted/linked notes. The well structured ones got that way because I returned to them many times and improved on them a tiny bit each time. The q
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by chillfox 3y ago
Cool, that assumes those users will continue to use Reddit after the third party apps have been killed. For me, I don’t think that will be the case. I almost exclusively use Reddit on mobile though Apollo and Reddit’s own app is absolutely
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by chillfox 3y ago
Discord already has a forum feature, it’s just rarely used.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Can’t really say I would continue to use and post on reddit without Apollo. Their own mobile experience is absolutely garbage, even when paying for premium.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Same. No plugins or GPT-4 API for me despite signing up for the waiting lists on the day they were announced.
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by chillfox 3y ago
"just get yourself OpenAI API access" Could you please describe how one "just" do that? I have been on the GPT-4 API waitlist since it was announced and I still don't have access to the GPT-4 API.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Absolutely, I recommend neither.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I have had it with both of them. I even moved my gaming computer over to Linux because I got tired of the constantly resetting defaults, I have been using Firefox and you.com (search engine) for a while.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Eh, both Google and Microsoft have been using dirty tactics against each other for awhile. Remember the entire reason Microsoft scrapped their own browser engine was because Google kept breaking YouTube video acceleration in Edge/IE.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Lol… geoip has never once gotten the state right for me. Best it does is get the country right.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Haven't tried Kagi, but I can highly recommend you.com. It allows quite a bit of customization and has been really solid for the last year+ that I have been using it, I only ever go back to Google for thesaurus/dictionary lookup s
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by chillfox 3y ago
I thought that a significant amount of the people who created those at Google are now working at Anthropic, OpenAI and other startups.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Or Kodak inventing the digital camera and deciding to shelve it because they couldn't figure out how to sell film for it.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Fewer and fewer places actually respect DNS TTL.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I should turn on in seconds (and be ready to use) from having the power switched off at the wall. Dumb TVs can do this.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Not really, The default wifi router supplied by the biggest ISP here has got a guest network turned on by default.
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by chillfox 4y ago
This, so much this... Smart TVs are slow sluggish trash.
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by chillfox 4y ago
“If you can find one manufactured recently that isn’t smart, I don’t know that I would trust it to be worth what you’re paying for it, because it’ll likely be missing several other salient features that you may actually want, like Bluetooth
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by chillfox 4y ago
Google has the compute, from the comparisons I have seen Bard smokes GPT-3.5-Turbo on response times. So my guess is that internal politics prevents them from putting out something better. There would have to be immense pressure from the se
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by chillfox 4y ago
It's not about productivity, it's about power and control. Also, companies aren't independent entities with their own will. They are just groups of people.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Most people will have no idea where to even paste the code. The key take away from the video I linked is that an AI can tell people not only what code to copy, but where to copy it and what to change if it doesn't work.
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by chillfox 4y ago
I used to think that LLMs for coding would mostly be a tool to make experienced developers much more productive, but after coming across this video I think it will be used by normal people with no programming experience to make small basic
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by chillfox 4y ago
Good for you… or not I guess if you have bigger issues than what OS to use. I really can’t tell. Anyway, my biggest issue with Windows that pushed me away was the feeling of loosing control, caused by settings constantly being undone. So I

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