Dil @ Dil @is.hardlywork.ing

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Honestly, i've had fairly good luck with AI, im not sure how yall havent, its really not that bad, I typically gotta make it bad on purpose for fun.

if you needed to find a source for the heaviest pokemon say that and you have a better chance, otherwise you get random comments its scraped

again not a usecase id use it for, its basically a better search engine that summarizes and skips through the ads and bs on the front page

I wouldnt use it on current info like that only scraped data, like using it on history classes itll be useful, using it for sales right now definitely not

im glad i didnt even try eink, i just went to best buy tried the cheapest tablets and the s9 fe works perfectly for me, wanted to like the p12 lenovo but the brightness was terrible on it, couldn't see shit. I think id be dissapointed in my reading experience if eink is so much nicer, i like having options to watch media and do other stuff

It worked for school stuff well, I always added "prioritize factual sources with .edu " or something like that. Specify that it is for a research paper and tell it to look for stuff how you would.

I got you guys, lets start with daily standup to get everyone on the same page.

Google used to be good, but this is far superior, I used bings chatgpt when I was in school idk whats good now (it only gave a paragraph max and included sources for each sentence)

It was hella useful for research in college and it made me think more because it kept giving me useful sources and telling me the context and where to find it, i still did the work and it actually took longer because I wouldnt commit to topics or keep adding more information. Just dont have it spit out your essay, it sucks at that, have it spit out topics and info on those topics with sources, then use that to build your work.

I felt it happen realtime everytime, I still use it for questions but ik im about to not be able to think crtically for the rest of the day, its a last resort if I cant find any info online or any response from discords/forums

Its still useful for coding imo, I still have to think critically, it just fills some tedious stuff in.

I pay 7$ monthly for 8 core 16gb ram littlecreek, yunohost for free, installed lemmy on it, works solid, use like 10% of the resources with friendica also on the server lol That site looks insanely expensive monthly.

I'm the opposite, love overmicrowaves spaghetti, mac n cheese, noodles, etc.

wdym hes on programming.dev

If you can find the original post try to crosspost it so ppl can see the original thread and get context

Been telling ppl they have a better chance of eventually blowing up on Funkwhale and then making money off their fans in the future than they do organically any other way now. Im delusional about the fediverse tho.

I only thought it would be an issue my first week of Lemmy, using it for a month now I really like the smaller community.

Think it was changed to include upvotes/downvotes. Could be wrong, saw it on a similar thread.

Like, they'll answer everything but your question, tell you how you're wrong and should do something else entirely, here they read your question all the way and actually answer it

You know how on reddit people comment to tell you to google, argue, etc. Here they just answer the question or move on, it's wonderful.

Suprisingly better for actual conversation, reddit would be like screaming into a void sometimes, any topic you're interested in if it doesn't already have a community, make one from a popular general purpose instance and start posting, people will reply and see it, and it'll potentially hit the front page equivalent letting more eyes see it. Reddit was no longer showing me interesting niches, I had to already know about it to find a sub and get it on my feed, so many interesting subs I only learned about because I got into the hobby outside of reddit have more potential to be visible on the main feed here. Reddit algorithm right now is a roller coaster, this feels more like reading a newsletter, old reddit.