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The first 100 customers will be added to the next war plans group chat.

The article also made claims. Did you check them?

Generative AI specifically, AI as a whole can be useful even tho currently it’s overhyped.

How to blow up a pipeline has a chapter on the topic.

You can also read the original book and check the examples.

P.C. this is article about the fourth mentioned protest in the article, and literally the second paragraph is about clashes. There are 11 casualties during this series of protests.

But you knew that with your high standards of verifying information right?

Why Civil Resistance Works the book that 2x figure comes from has some major controversy about cherry picking data as well as playing with the definition of peaceful protest.

If peaceful protests worked (as good as this article suggestions) the BBC wouldn’t be writing about them.

I do not oppose improving connectivity in lemmy, I oppose doing it using AI.

There are already sites that help you explore lemmy communities like this one.

And there are a lot of ethical and technical concerns of using AI. On this you can see this video. Or read anything in !fuck_ai@lemmy.world

I don’t think that is the case, but let’s for the sake of argument assume it’s so. Will populating lemmy with bots help this in any way?

Isn’t better solution to make the spaces and be the person who interacts with others?

I do not look at this as problem to be optimised and solved, we are in a social media, the idea is to talk with people, to feel connected and to exchange ideas. It is not perfectly optimal, but it also shouldn’t be.

Please do not, fuck ai

Thank you, if you make the tool open source in any way I would love to check it out.

AI tool sounds cool, but if that is the main purpose of the community please specify it in the community info. A lot of people including me will not be on board to train a AI tool.

A debate community on its own sounds quite fun though.

I have been preparing for this question.

https://nvim-orgmode.github.io/ is very good and very customisable while keeping consistent and open file file format that allows your notes to be easily stored and read by other apps.

For longer form notes https://github.com/chipsenkbeil/org-roam.nvim/blob/main/DOCS.org can also help while maintaining all the benefits mentioned above.

There is also https://github.com/nvim-neorg/neorg that is trying to create new file format and ecosystem around it. Seems cool, but a bit new imo.