We use a family paper calendar and I use my watch to check the weather and reminders. Still allows my phone to live in a box at home.

Because it doesn’t matter. The biggest AI apps of last year were command line interfaces for cripes sake. Functionality and rapid iteration is more important.

If only AI had more Liquid Glass, lol

You can also install visual studio build tools via the built in winget package manager.

Why would you want to do that? Outlook is perfectly fine, and on Windows it’s easy enough to toggle between the two windows.

because the whole range of the microsoft suite (word, excel, visio, rtc) is accessible from teams.

I hate Slack. Total information overload. I’d prefer a tool that encourages people to think more before hitting send.

Funnily enough, from Slack's own testing they could make it that tool tomorrow by changing the input box from a single line to a multi-line input. A la the Hacker News input box we are all typing into right now.

You got me thinking about whether a pre-send message that could theoretically appear: "Given the channel that you are currently in, this might not be an appropriate message. Would you like to reword it, have AI reword it, or send it anyways?"

This presumably would feel absolutely terrible to use, but it might be a way to nudge towards community consensus for how certain spaces would work.

The base models reportedly can tell Joe Schmoe how to build biological weapons. See “Biosafety”

Some sort of guardrails seem sane.

Bioweapons are actually easy though, and what prevents you from building them is insufficient practical laboratory skills, not that it's somehow intellectually difficult.

The stuff is so easy that if you wrote a paper about some of these bioweapons, the reason you wouldn't be able to publish it isn't safety, but lack of novelty. Basically, many of these things are high school level. The reason people don't ever make them is that hardly any biology nerds are evil.

There's no way to stop them if they wanted to. We're talking about truly high-school level stuff, both the conceptual ideas and how to actually do it. Stuff involving viruses is obviously university level though.

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Related: ChatGPT Canvas apps can send/receive MIDI in desktop Chrome. A little easter egg. You can use it to quickly whip up an app that controls GarageBand or Ableton or your op-1 or whatever.

It can also just make sounds with tone.js directly.

That’s ChatGPT Pulse

It’s easy to use

this is typically good for new users and toy projects

this doesn't look like something enterprises would lean in to (normally, but we are in a new kind of hype period, one without clear boundaries between mini-cycles, where popularity trumps many other qualities)