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by zarmin 1y ago
It would also be nice if ChatGPT could move chats between projects. My sidebar is a nightmare.
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by zarmin 1y ago
In the early aughts, I was so adept at navigating my town because I delivered pizza. I could draw a map from memory. My directional skills were A+. Once GPS became ubiquitous, I started relying on it, and over about a decade, my navigationa
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by zarmin 1y ago
true. and since this approach worked perfectly with full self driving, why shouldn't it also work here?
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by zarmin 2y ago
This comment indirectly represents my current biggest fear with respect to AI; I have encountered a disturbing lack of comprehension for figurative language. Abstractions, analogies, and figurative language are, I believe, critical tools fo
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by zarmin 2y ago
Well, you lucky-10,000'd people who didn't know about the 10,000 thing. That's not nothing.
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by zarmin 2y ago
oh my god, your comment was just a setup for you to be pedantic? all discourse on the internet is worthless. i don't know why i keep engaging.
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by zarmin 2y ago
Time to look up TDD, my friend.
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by zarmin 2y ago
Right, like how in the US you can't shout "fire" in a crowded theater, but it's perfectly fine to shout "fuego".
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by zarmin 2y ago
If this is the case, it kills me that online poker is still illegal federally. Zero sum skill game minus fees.
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by zarmin 2y ago
LibreChat is still a webapp, not a native app (ie, the topic of this post).
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by zarmin 2y ago
Dinosaurs these days insist that there's only one way to do things, even when most apps are literally designed to accommodate different workflows.
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by zarmin 2y ago
Your keys are in the fridge with the remote control.
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by zarmin 2y ago
Don't forget Microsoft Frontpage
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by zarmin 2y ago
You have tested positive for long covid.
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by zarmin 2y ago
I think the tip off might have been that it began with "Have you ever" and then below that was a table of contents with 8 top-level sections.
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by zarmin 2y ago
so true
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by zarmin 2y ago
Good lord, 99% of the words in that article were unnecessary.
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by zarmin 2y ago
The problem isn't the _user's_ trust in the software....
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by zarmin 2y ago
WILD Photo of teen girl in a ski mask making an origami swan in a barn. There is caption on the bottom of the image: "EAT DRUGS" in yellow font. In the background there is a framed photo of obama https://i.imgur.com&#x2
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by zarmin 2y ago
Given how infuriating their implementation is of an in-app database, perhaps it's not that surprising.
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by zarmin 2y ago
You're right. We should start a letter-writing campaign to President Bush. Maybe it will make the nightly news. Sent from my Discman
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by zarmin 2y ago
of course not.
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by zarmin 2y ago
and boy are my arms tired
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by zarmin 2y ago
See also: Rupert Sheldrake Morphic Resonance https://youtu.be/jq1Z--HQp5k?t=9
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by zarmin 2y ago
interesting idea, could you say more?
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by zarmin 2y ago
Guess you are their target market.
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by zarmin 2y ago
There's a lesson in here somewhere, but I'm not sure what it is.
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by zarmin 2y ago
Yes, it seEms a LOt of big Names in tech have this same problem. Curious that, isn't it? I also think it is tipping their hand a bit. I know companies can do multiple things at once, but what might this flirty assistant focus suggest a
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by zarmin 2y ago
That is very interesting, I'm picking up what you're putting down. YouTubers make rampant use of AI art. If nothing else, this era of YouTube will be recognizable from afar. I do like that many people have learned to recognize the
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by zarmin 2y ago
What I'm wondering is why are they doing that in the first place. Why is the best AI company in the world trying to stick a flirty voice into their product?

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