Who is Avira and how'd they get OpenAI to ship their browser with 3 of their extensions preinstalled with full permissions?
ChatGPT Atlas
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Did we watch the same demo. Maybe I skipped over those parts. It nailed one of my immediate needs. Grocery shopping. I really don’t want to waste time adding items to my Walmart shopping cart for pickup or delivery. I want to send a bunch of recipe videos, get back a book of my version of how to format a recipe and also a cart full for me to click purchase. They nailed this.
I'm Italian, I love cooking in my free time, it's also part of our culture. I honestly can't figure out what's stressfull and time wasting shopping for groceries, I often get lost inside the smell of vegetables, pickin the right one, looking for the right color, even optimizing for cost and less waste. I find it so relaxing and like a zen experience
I’m Italian, I love eating, I hate cooking with a passion so much so that if I ever become a millionaire, my first expense is hiring a personal chef.
YMMV.
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I don't think they've done much that's that impressive since the launch. Cancelled my sub ages ago for other offerings. Zero moat with crazy amounts of debt and financial engineering. What could possibly go wrong?
What's with the assumption that everything needs to be a "moat"? Seems much more important/interesting to wire up society with cohesive tooling according to Metcalfe's law, rather than building stuff designed to separate and segment knowledge.
We're in a bubble, a mania, and the top company is excited to announce they're gonna do erotica.
It is hemorrhaging money, with little in its offering to distinguish its competitors.
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#614I hope they start to-reinvent the way things are accessed so that I can stop being the product. You can already ask ChatGPT for product recommendations and they(at least in what they say) don't take product placement or ad money. It would be incredibly refreshing to have a portal into the current internet in which I am not the product. I'd pay them substantially to be an unbiased assistant rather than some conglomera…
I don’t trust anyone to provide anything like this. Our best bet is a box of AI connected via USB so it doesn’t have a way to access the network, but this means open weights, which I don’t think any frontier models will have available (without a scale breakthrough, anyway).
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I have the same issue. I often get annoyed with ChatGPT yammering on and on, so I repeatedly told it to cut to the chase and speak more succinctly. Now it just says "I'll get right to the point..." and then still yammers on and on unabated.
I add "Terse, no commentary" to a request, which it will obey, but then immediately return to yammering in a follow-up message. However, this is in Incognito; maybe there's a setting when logged in.
You can add a custom instruction in settings. That works pretty well, applies to all chats. Memory feature I of course disabled as soon as it was released so I don't know which takes precedence.
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#616I hope they start to-reinvent the way things are accessed so that I can stop being the product. You can already ask ChatGPT for product recommendations and they(at least in what they say) don't take product placement or ad money. It would be incredibly refreshing to have a portal into the current internet in which I am not the product. I'd pay them substantially to be an unbiased assistant rather than some conglomera…
> I'd pay them substantially
Pay for Kagi Ultimate: private search, and your selection of multiple models.
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My brain can't work like that. When I'm pursuing things, I always await until the blocking operation is done, something about uninterrupted train of thought and avoiding context switching.
With LLMs we're all becoming managers. Good news is we'll get more done. Bad news is that we'll have to get way better at persisting mid-state process status (I sometimes ask my LLM "could you summarize what we were talking about and why"), tracking outstanding tasks (linear for our agents) and jumping between contexts. I am also finding work is becoming more tiring. As I'm able to delegate all the rote stuff I feel…
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Funny, I also think many of your comments here are shitposts, so I guess we're even.
dang already gave you a warning to knock it off. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45582086
Classifying a comment tone as nonconstructive and/or a shitpost is not an attack, let alone a personal one.
I'll drop it here, but you should live up to the standards you promote.
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#619i like it.
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#620Korean character input is broken, lol.