LLM will not be able to raise alarm bells
this is like the "benefit" of what LLM-therapy would provide if it worked. The reality is that, it doesn't but it serves as a proof of concept that there is a need for anonymous therapy. Therapy in the USA is only for people with socially acceptable illnesses. People rightfully live in fear of getting labeled as untreatable, a danger to self and others, and then at best dropped from therapy and at worst institutionalized.
nobody cares bro
Qwant was what let me switch off goog. I still use gmaps unfort my experiments with open source maps were failures.
So funny to be in therapy telling your friend-for-hire that you are anxious and uncertain about what to do, because the idea of living modestly and giving to the needy is not even worthy of consideration to them.
I'm embarrassed that people can't give up on this insipid meme. Unfunny. Over-done. If you want to have an internet secret handshake there's better ways. the game.
I thought it was an instruction manual on how to eat captain crunch.
one of my top 3 books. This doesn't add to your comment but I find it interesting: An important part of the story is that the Primer was originally intended to train a billionaire's granddaughter to become a powerful CEO. One equity-lord's attempt to hoard knowledge that backfires is what catalyzes the story.
Critical thinking is a skill. Anyone can learn it. We can measure a person’s ability by giving them tests and throwing a wide array of problems at them.
This is part of that skillset, you understand subtext? this is the language of the powerful this is how they communicate to us not to resist and blow the whistle. You are serving their agenda by sowing doubt. Whistleblowers are ordinary people that have somehow accessed the deep courage to speak out when you or I would look the other way or say a thing is "someone else's job". These people are heroes; how many more of them are you going to watch die before you rise from your chair?
bro get the fuck over yourself.
chatgpt isn't a source, stop making the internet worse.
I was an addict in my 20s and I was such a bad partner it cost me my engagement. Playing MMOs was my highest priority, friends and lovers were an annoyance. I couldn't grow up until years later when having personal realization about how I was projecting my desire to learn and achieve things in real life onto a game where achievement and progress is spoon-fed to you and requires no risk or effort from the player. Anyway, I think if a person is demonstrating with their actions that video games are more important to them than you are; you should listen. As painful as that may be in the short term.