No, it'll backfire spectacularly, and I've lived it. When someone's a habitual liar, people will get accustomed to them and nobody bats an eye. But if you're always honest and one day you fuck up and they find out, word will spread, the rumor will grow, and it'll create a bigger ripple. You'd have broken a realiance where people will feel the need to adjust their views on you.
BentoPDF - A privacy-focused PDF editor that works client-side
Cobalt Tools - Video downloader with a clean interface and good compression (YouTube stopped working and hasn't been updated, unfortunately, but community instances exist that may address this)
Yes. My company is trying to retain its workers and treats us very well, but also expects the best of us. I'm more than happy to do my job to the best of my ability in a (gasp) inclusive environment that celebrates diversity and goes out of its way to do so.
We also use AI as part of our job, but management has made it very clear that they won't (and can't) replace its human talent. They also seem to know what it can and cannot do and I appreciate that.
Outside of that, jeez, it's hard to tell. Life's a bit rough everywhere.
Ahh, that makes sense. Yeah, I just recently finished a book on the US military, and holy shit. I knew the gist of their crimes, but knowing the details really puts things in perspective.
So why are you assuming that I do, again? Aren't I the one telling you that I do manual searches precisely because the search function is so hit or miss?
it’s not good for creative works.
What creative work? This is basic communication that we carefully outline first and then feed it to the LLM to spit out the same thing in formal language. Lol
How can I possibly be doing it wrong when the page it's citing mentions nothing of what it's taking about, or when it tells me to do something that we as a company do not do?
I’ve been doing this shit for 20 years now.
Welcome to the club.
it’s an extremely useful tool
Sure, for writing letters but not for searching which is what I'm taking about.
No, it'll backfire spectacularly, and I've lived it. When someone's a habitual liar, people will get accustomed to them and nobody bats an eye. But if you're always honest and one day you fuck up and they find out, word will spread, the rumor will grow, and it'll create a bigger ripple. You'd have broken a realiance where people will feel the need to adjust their views on you.