Niagara launcher is worth the time it takes to change your habit. Once you understand it you just can't conceive how people waste their time with normal home screens and organisation. It's just so damn fast to get to where you want to be with Niagara launcher.
I've recently started using Claude Opus which i prefer for coding and maybe in general. Apart from the crappy message limit and lack of stop and edit buttons. I think it might stick with it and cancel gpt.
In general i use Ai to help with my job of general it guy, marker, admin, data entry etc. i use it to proof read, to get ideas, to transform data, to code it or to comment code, translate, transcribe, to bug fix. I always feel i could be making better use of it in my day but it is transformative for the stuff it does.
For the API I'm using a workflow for Alfred on Mac that allows me really quick key presses access to prompts and questions on selected text. I love it.
That's because lots of tory party donors are commercial landlords I guess. For the same reason they didn't want people to work at home they also don't want to give companies a reason to rent less of their office space.
Alfred app for Mac. It is kind of a spotlight replacement for Mac but so much more. Think of it as turning your machine into productivity powerhouse where you are using the keyboard to access everything very quickly instead of wasting your time clicking around with the mouse. It is like a Swiss army knife where even just one of its features is a whole app for other people.
I use it all day everyday for the past decade. And I keep adding to it new workflows or discovering new features. It is the app that is a million apps in one.
If you click on the See Details button those will make more sense. It seems to be all for an ad supported version like Boost was for Reddit. So purchasing the app should stop using these permissions.
It's funny thinking back to some of the biggest conspiracy theorists I know they all have a broken relationship. In many cases though it's the conspiracy theories that are driving the division.
I always kept off of ALL generally for this reason and made liberal use of the block feature for subreddits that were toxic. When kept just to my own subscriptions I had only myself to blame for my reddit experience. However I am liking the tone and feel of Lemmy. I'm pretty happy to migrate here.
Yes they seriously should. I get the people don't like the hassle of making multiple accounts or spending too long choosing where to live. I think with these early days though it is a wise thing to do. You don't have to live on the most popular server to enjoy the experience and talk to everyone.
Same here. I guess this will finally stop my reddit habit.
Also Russian has been working on promoting their hard right puppet parties globally.
Niagara launcher is worth the time it takes to change your habit. Once you understand it you just can't conceive how people waste their time with normal home screens and organisation. It's just so damn fast to get to where you want to be with Niagara launcher.
I use ChatGPT 4 and 3.5 via the api sometimes.
I've recently started using Claude Opus which i prefer for coding and maybe in general. Apart from the crappy message limit and lack of stop and edit buttons. I think it might stick with it and cancel gpt.
In general i use Ai to help with my job of general it guy, marker, admin, data entry etc. i use it to proof read, to get ideas, to transform data, to code it or to comment code, translate, transcribe, to bug fix. I always feel i could be making better use of it in my day but it is transformative for the stuff it does.
For the API I'm using a workflow for Alfred on Mac that allows me really quick key presses access to prompts and questions on selected text. I love it.
That's because lots of tory party donors are commercial landlords I guess. For the same reason they didn't want people to work at home they also don't want to give companies a reason to rent less of their office space.
Alfred app for Mac. It is kind of a spotlight replacement for Mac but so much more. Think of it as turning your machine into productivity powerhouse where you are using the keyboard to access everything very quickly instead of wasting your time clicking around with the mouse. It is like a Swiss army knife where even just one of its features is a whole app for other people. I use it all day everyday for the past decade. And I keep adding to it new workflows or discovering new features. It is the app that is a million apps in one.
I'm also using this one. It seems okay but as soon as Boost for lemmy is released I'll jump on that.
If you click on the See Details button those will make more sense. It seems to be all for an ad supported version like Boost was for Reddit. So purchasing the app should stop using these permissions.
Got to support the dev of somehow. I'd happily pay for it again.
He edited one of his last posts with the link and saying it was in the works.
Great news, My favourite Reddit app Boost is officially making the migration to Lemmy.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rubenmayayo.lemmy
I'm so happy about that.
Great news. My favourite Reddit app Boost is making the migration to Lemmy
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rubenmayayo.lemmy
Try using Connect for Lemmy instead of Jebora. It honestly seems a lot better and more stable.
It's funny thinking back to some of the biggest conspiracy theorists I know they all have a broken relationship. In many cases though it's the conspiracy theories that are driving the division.
I need this in the UK
Like how we look back in horror at the previous generation sprinkling asbestos on their Christmas trees
Have I Got News For You created the popularity around Boris Johnson. I think they feel just a little bit responsible for his rise to power.
I always kept off of ALL generally for this reason and made liberal use of the block feature for subreddits that were toxic. When kept just to my own subscriptions I had only myself to blame for my reddit experience. However I am liking the tone and feel of Lemmy. I'm pretty happy to migrate here.
This is a very very common dream. It is also very common to have it many decades after you've left school. Sorry mate.
Yes they seriously should. I get the people don't like the hassle of making multiple accounts or spending too long choosing where to live. I think with these early days though it is a wise thing to do. You don't have to live on the most popular server to enjoy the experience and talk to everyone.