edit: so, cool thing: cached queries on Phind will show all the followup questions visitors to the URL enter.
That's so cool. And horrifying. It's like back when Twitter was one global feed on the front page. I doubt that's intended behavior since this URL is generated by the share link.
It seems like this page is updated with the followup questions asked by every visitor. That's an easy way to leak your search history and it's (amusingly) happening live as I'm typing this.
That's so cool. And horrifying. It's like back when Twitter was one global feed on the front page. I doubt that's intended behavior since this URL is generated by the share link.
It is certainly a dumb take, but there's a hidden insight buried in there: now anyone can be a "junior dev" at anything. The ability to empower every user, not just the experts, is a big part of the appeal of LLM-based technology.
Can't sell that aspect short; the OpenAI tools have enabled me to do things and understand things that would otherwise have had a much longer learning curve.
Don't most people just tether from their phones in this situation? Usually video isn't expected due to excessive bandwith requirements but the internet bill outweighs the daily salary (and you could probably get it expensed, or in my case my old company was already expensing my phone bill due to being used as a pager for on call)
Same situation here. I'm hoping being quadrilingual can help me serve as a diplomat or at least part of any envoys to distant communities. I also have some experience chopping down one tree in my backyard.
I remember experiencing that outage, but the entire internet wasn't down. Sometimes some Chinese providers also do weird BGP stuff. BGP failures tend to be isolated to certain networks and not the entirity of the internet.
Honestly, I've been gradually introducing AI searches for coding questions. I'm impressed, but not enough that I feel like ChatGPT is a true replacement for Google / Stack Overflow.
I've had it generate some regexes and answer questions when I can't think of good keywords; but half of my searches are things where I'm just trying to get to the original docs; or where I want to see a discussion on an error message.
There is too much for one person to store. And too many benefits from the intersections possible in vast stores of knowledge to focus on just what will fit in one head.
Am I supposed to use Google and Stack overflow ? That’s like going back to roll down windows in a car :)