gulugawa

I'm still going to develop open source projects. They are rooted in real-world considerations that AI models have trouble understanding.

Sounds like a great way to make sure students understand fundamental concepts.

MyselfGPT

Sound more like modern day colonialism than an attempt to promote useful tech.

This deal seems to reflect the desires of a company that wants to profit from AI , and not what regular people care about.

It's also worth noting that sometimes, groups are on Meetup because it is one of the least bad options.

I still host board game events on Meetup, although I'm hoping to switch to my open source alternative soon. I think the other commercial options such as Discord and Facebook are worse, and people have gotten used to Meetup.

Agreed. I'm working on a non-commercial open source Meetup alternative.

Misanthropic and Open Artificial Ignorance are misleading the public.

They are leeching off the work of mathematicians and pretending that new math was invented.

Misanthropic's entire existence is built around AI misuse.

Some friends I've known for over a decade clearly have ADHD, and I'm not going to tell them unprompted.

I feel like it is very disrespectful, especially when the conversation is about something completely different. Also, I'm not a medical professional, and it is possible that their ADHD-like symptoms are caused by something else.

That being said, if they ask if I think they have ADHD, or any other form of neurodivergence, I will say yes.

Is there a way to make this work with a wider variety of tools?

It appears to only be useful for React, and there are many other tools used for frontend development.

Can it use MyselfGPT?

How about putting the brakes on LLMs and prioritizing other types of AI.

When I think of AI, my mind goes towards automated Metro trains that do a great job of driving on fixed routes. On the other hand, it's obvious that the train can't do something like generate dinner recipies.

I'm not a fan of any large projects from Amazon, including data centers, warehouses, and the HQ2 office.