Whoa, I hadn’t noticed the “Ask…” option in the little cursor menu. Can switch to ChatGPT. I asked ChatGPT to set a timer and it knew how to hand that off to Siri.
It’s easier than ever to use ChatGPT - and in the future other third-party AI models installed via the App Store - inside of Siri and the Siri app. All the prep work is in there for Siri to be a platform for both Apple’s own AI and rival options.
Bet it’s weird to be a guy named Max Xing right now.
Also: In a twist of tweeting fate, Xing can be both a surname (rising tone) and the actual word “surname” (falling tone).
Policing interpretations of the Bible to define Talarico as part of an outgroup relative to ingroup of vaguely defined Bible-Republicans, while today (not incorrectly IMO) annoyed at others’ insistence on doing the same to his faith. Silly in both cases!
@DrWumbology Plenty of things look problematic once the truth claims aren’t taken as given, so a mental model where belief is enforced so that people don’t start thinking that way is, at least, plausible!
@DrWumbology Fully agreed. I’m leaving my personal degree of belief/in/out intentionally vague (besides saying “we”) and limiting my point to just: I’d like to see people allowed full participation without belief if they want that.
No claim here about how fulfilling any option is vs. others!
@DrWumbology A lack of ability to simply choose to believe (a skill issue, or honesty) is as disqualifying to witness a loved one’s sealing as breaking covenants. It bothers me.
@DrWumbology I wish we’d stop moralizing belief per se. Make it fine to say “I don’t know. And I don’t seem to believe. I also won’t/can’t simply synthesize belief by choice. I want to participate in this community anyway.”
That a belief in specific propositions is so prerequisite bothers me.
We’ve been researching new ways for ChatGPT memory to carry context across conversations and keep it useful over time.
Today, that work is rolling out as a more capable memory system in ChatGPT. https://t.co/0MyFKCe2Mu
@polemoskarios You have seen someone who can't be happy. That's not a proof. I have seen this up close with someone who is happy, a counterexample that disproves the broad claim they can't be happy.
Codex bringing sanity to Gmail by setting up good filters🙏
High-value prompt for me: "Help me create a filter in Gmail, or a Gmail tab in Chrome, to label emails related to [org/thing] and especially make prominent the important ones I should read/act on vs extraneous stuff."