Ask HN: How are you using ChatGPT for yourself?

With the power of its Gemini - Google was able to inject product ranking placement tokens into any prompt sent through its tentacles to the deep blue datacenter where, beneath the North Sea sits a kraken of subliminal advertising.

The new concept is to put secret subliminal ads in the responses AI makes across the board in order to secretly drive sentiment while the users believe they are educating themselves, they are secretly indoctrinating themselves to be the clickslaves Google sees them to be.

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I just installed this last night on my laptop:

https://github.com/lllyasviel/Fooocus

Highly recommend:

>"Looking up from the deck of golden gate bridge at the towers and metal work, the towers rise and arch back in an ominous and foreboding manner. more artistic, like an alphonse mucha propaganda poster - slightly fish-eye feeling" -- https://i.imgur.com/vyNg79f.jpg

the local UI and 1.27.0.0.1 - https://i.imgur.com/wRwghuN.jpg

Interviewer: "Quick, how to do a global search and replace in VI!"

ME, blanking: "...I'd.... google it..."

Interviewer: "best answer!"

(wound up not getting job for not having a degree, and Sergey was still personally signing off on all hires, according to them... (after they told me they were sending me an offer in the morning))

Just having a memory for a sec - some other notable interview moments:

Google: "What kind of company do you think Google is? (2007)

Me: "People think you're a search engine, but youre really just an advertising company."

And at twitter: "What kind of company do you think twitter is?" (~2011?)

Me: "I think you are a global sentiment engine"

(Didn't get the job allegedly because "I didnt read enough industry news" (seriously made what I read a big deal in the interview - and I fumbled trying to think of all the various things I read - this interview seemed to be looking for what physical publications I read, like DataCenter rags and such (I was a pretty successful datacenter design-team consultant at them time))

* cooking questions, like clarifying steps in recipes, asking for simple recipes

* conversation starters for long car rides

* games/activities for date night, family gatherings, kids

In most of these, it can occasionally be “wrong” (save maybe cooking, but I can use “common sense” to validate) and that’s perfectly acceptable.

The GPT I built, Choir — https://choir.chat — learns from the prompts users write, so the performance keeps getting better and better.

I haven't use either much beyond that other than to try them out.

I have tried out locallama. And would like to see if I can mod that into a game.