Walmart does sell them. Next to pharmacy.
And that’s a good thing. There are too many stories of unsafe insertion of household objects ending up in the ER.
Readit Newsnetule commented on I avoid using LLMs as a publisher and writer lifehacky.net/prompt-0b95... · Posted by u/tombarys
Michelangelo worked alone on the David for more than two years:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_(Michelangelo)#Process
Maybe later he got lazier. I haven't really heard of famous authors using assistants for drafts instead of research (I don't mean commercial authors like Stephen King).
Even research many authors simply could not afford.
James Patterson comes to mind. He simply writes detailed outlines for the plots of his novels and has other authors write them for him. The books are then published under his name, which is more like a brand at that point.
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It's beyond me how they still refuse to offer an official API.
Gemini subscription costs as much, allows me to do much more, and I can call it from vim or emacs without some arcane acrobatics
They used to have an API, which they removed about two years ago or so. Until then, there were a bunch of 3rd-party Grammarly plugins, including a pretty decent one for VSCode.
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I've tried to use it extensively (as an interactive firewall). However there are just some problems (that are not the fault of OpenSnitch) that I'm not even sure that are even solvable.
For example, supposed I run `curl` on the terminal, I can either always decide on a case-by-case basis to allow it thru, or I'm required to whitelist it permanently. Once I've whitelisted generic tools like `curl` or `wget`, then the floodgates are really open, since any malware that have compromised my machine can just use `curl` or `wget` to get to the internet without hitting the firewall.
I wonder if there's a way to configure it so that when the parent cmd is a trusted command (say, a bash/zsh owned by the user), it could let the curl command through and otherwise block it. But yeah, that seems like a bit of a hassle.
Completely bonkers stuff.