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Not surprised at the results. Super glad my granny always made sure I knew how rude it was to look at my phone when you're with someone.

Not since Google results became such garbage. Plus, the chats provide references. So easy to verify.

There is a lot of demand for people understanding the nuances of building with AI, and that doesn't mean from a data science perspective. Software Engineers build using the digital…

I've seen tweets that suggest they are using it, particularly, the prerelease GPT-4 was used internally.

I wonder if they fixed replying to Gmail threads. Last time I tried, without the NLP layer, it failed to do anything but create new threads.

Impressive dedication to science.

To me, Obsidian flexibility and ease of customization makes it more of a personal operating system than simply a knowledge base. An OS requires a DB, but a DB is not an OS.

> To make our meetings more effective and efficient, we have created Mochary Method software. If you find the software effective, feel free to use it with your reports as well. [1]…

Thanks for your contribution. Besides adding image generation, how is this better than the existing text-generator plugin?

> It's like the connection between objects in real life and objects in programming What if this a more accurate representation: "It's like the connection between dictionaries in re…

What about... "We need a forum with accountability from people we work with and see regularly" I know employers are already doing this. Alternatively, "We need a forum where locall…

Maybe a hub-and-spoke model? Themed co-working spaces, interconnected by a virtual space.

I bet me & GPT can write better content than you alone. The content is certainly better than me writing alone. So I'd say your premise is flawed. If only I could have GPT-3 help me…

> It's basically blog spam and/or a social experiment to see how many automated articles they can farm karma with. Author here. This is a false assumption. I'm only posting content…

Yes, this was a "test the waters" type of post, and I will be elaborating on my ideas. If we're at the inflection point of changes in how we work, which I think the explosion of re…