The guy left a suicide note that ratted out ChatGPT for simply being a good buddy. No good deed goes unpunished, ai guess.

Very different impression than what I got, I read that as him marking the ChatGPT conversations as an extension of/footnotes to the suicide note itself, or that the conversations made sense to him in the headspace he was in; he thought that reading it would make the act make sense to everyone else, too

How does that differ from what they said?

“Ratted out” implies blame from the user himself towards the AI for the outcome, which just wasn’t the impression I had.

That’s a better perspective.

Thank you for your service.

So does Youtube's new Theater Mode.

No man ever slides behind the wheel of the same Tercel twice.

> No man ever slides behind the wheel of the same Tercel twice.

Pantercel Rhei

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Never buying Michelin tires again if I can help it.

Well, "addictive smoking" causes cancer, let's say.

The visual appeal is undeniable ;)

Thank you! I am quite happy with how it turned out and looking at it now reminds me a bit of the clock in Lost when it turns to Egyptian Hieroglyphs.

I use ChatGPT sometimes, but only after I've exhausted google's results for my search and not found the answer I was looking for, or when the query is so obscure that the enhanced problem solving ability of ChatGPT warrants going to it first. I like ChatGPT for solving mundane math problems because I can check its work, and getting the answers I need that way are quicker than doing it myself manually. I still don't trust ChatGPT for anything subjective, because I get spurious results from it anytime the answer to my question is not cut and dry. But what it can do, it does well.

I don't have a circle of friends, so I have no idea what other people are doing, outside of what I read online.