Lots of my searches are simply I want an answer, but often times I also want to then do something with the result. This is where ChatGPT is going to eat Google's lunch, IMO.
Lots of my searches are simply I want an answer, but often times I also want to then do something with the result. This is where ChatGPT is going to eat Google's lunch, IMO.
also, how hard is it to get a list of abbreviations, and wrap them all in quote and comma and brackets. with vim that's barely more work than a copy-paste
Agreed. I was able to manually review 52 results, but wouldn't trust it blindly.
> also, how hard is it to get a list of abbreviations, and wrap them all in quote and comma and brackets.
Not hard at all. And I may still do that, but it was pretty enjoyable to ask the machine.
Your wrote "please" to ChatGPT?
FWIW, Miss Manners had a column a couple of weeks ago where she stated that we should not say please or thank you to machines, including Siri and Alexa.
I was surprised.
Yup. So when the machines take over, hopefully they'll enslave me last, or put me in a more pleasant Matrix instance compared to the average.
I still do it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯