Matthew Fox

WordPress developer crafting pixel-perfect websites @ Pixel Bundle Studios with a passion for AI and its potential to revolutionize our world.

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@0xRohitz @GlobeEyeNews All temporary and deleted chats are permanently held, per court order currently

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@SauntValerian @grok @0xAbhiP @GlobeEyeNews What LLM is doing that?

Messaging apps are able to build end to end encryption because no processing is required by the service.

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@HectorYanez @devsaikan @GlobeEyeNews Doesn't do anything. All OpenAI chats, including temporary ones and "deleted" ones, are being permanently retained right now per court order in NYTimes v OpenAI court case: https://t.co/2vUVd46ac6

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@nathanbarry ConvertKit is rebranding to Kit, given https://t.co/Yyz0qytj1p had a just sold page on it until a few days ago and now has been updated.

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@andrewlimaZA @lesley_pizza @jason_coleman @zackkatz @verygoodplugins @chriscct7 @rabinsthaa @rilwis @mihai_iova That's the Meilisearch integration right? Do you use the self hosted or cloud version of that?

If self hosted what type of server is that on?

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Looking into replacing HelpScout with FreeScout.

What's the largest people have scaled FreeScout?

We'd be moving 10+ years of client conversations (100k+) into it for context, and concerned particularly about scaling this.

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@verygoodplugins @googleanalytics I've been using a combination of fathom & GAv4. If you haven't seen this yet, someone made a GAv3 Looker Studio template for GAv4: https://t.co/ZjNmBl1JLx

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@jason_coleman @zackkatz @verygoodplugins @chriscct7 @andrewlimaZA @rabinsthaa @rilwis @lesley_pizza @mihai_iova Ah I messed up @Wonderm00n

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Tagging wp folks who I think run FreeScout: @jason_coleman @zackkatz @verygoodplugins @chriscct7 @Wonder@m00n @andrewlimaZA @rabinsthaa @rilwis @lesley_pizza @mihai_iova

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@jeffr0 IMHO they really should have found a way to exclude the Community Summit from showing in that feed as well.

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@jeffr0 @vovafeldman @WordCampUS The way I interpreted the post the WCUS organizers put out was they had already sold more than originally planned and since they are taking a loss on each ticket they sell they were looking into selling more but it was very unlikely.

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@bgardner This.

Also if there was ever a product for wireless charging too. Just sell an Apple mousepad that charges the mouse as it sits on the pad overnight.

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@Dollarlogic @rhys_parker @chicago196 Absolutely.

Fuel dumps are done at an altitude that the fuel being dumped is dispersed before it gets to the surface, but it's always preferable to conduct fuel dumps over oceans or unpopulated areas like forests if possible since you don't want a Delta Flight 89 situation.

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@2ndKauBoy @carlhancock I don't think anyone is arguing that something between a Meetup and a WordCamp is a bad idea. On the contrary, I think it opens some exciting possibilities for permanent virtual low cost options or in person for places that are too small or not yet ready for a WordCamp

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@2ndKauBoy @carlhancock If WordPress wants to experiment with different mixes of in person events, sounds good. They should. But calling them all WordCamps as Carl mentioned isn't the thing to do. Just place something between a meetup and a WordCamp and give it a name.

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@2ndKauBoy @carlhancock As Carl mentioned the problem is consistency, not the need to add one or two specific things, but adding the baseline expectations for a WordCamp back (swag, lunch, after party, probably contributors day, etc)