The category of search I've stopped doing is the one where I'd append "reddit" to the end. The models are going to do a great job of distilling a wide range of opinion into something super digestible better than the old flow of looking for a bunch of threads on the subject from expert-amateurs and having to read them all myself.
For the people who say they've reduced their search engine use by some large percentage, do you never need to find a particular document on the web or look for reference material?
See, you can say that but if it's treated as a one time thing and actually stays a one time thing, then probably the two people in the couple aren't going to go around calling their relationship "non-monogamous"
I feel like everyone who has used a lot of AI tools has become accustomed to the LLM yap, but hearing it over TTS is much more annoying than when it's text you can skim through.
The yap factor is there, but they seem to be prompting this phone version to be more brief. I asked a few basic informational trivia questions and each response was 3 or four sentences. Less than the app or website version imo.
I did and should have given credit above for the voice, it's very good. I meant to comment on the verbosity of what was being said, not the quality of the TTS itself.
> Dropping these absurd assignments and focusing on what really counts ...
These assignments are so much closer to a simulation of doing the actual job than the industry standard LC interview. The only thing closer is work trial which has the significant problem of requiring candidates to not currently have a job.
I suspect you're linking to this without having read it recently. This section now explains that there used to be problems on macOS and that they're now resolved + some optional extra information about what the installer is doing. And to be fair, the mac installation issue was quite bad for a few years.
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For the people who say they've reduced their search engine use by some large percentage, do you never need to find a particular document on the web or look for reference material?