• Zozano@aussie.zone
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    1 month ago

    This is the reason I’ve deliberately customized GPT with the follow prompts:

    • User expects correction if words or phrases are used incorrectly.

    • Tell it straight—no sugar-coating.

    • Stay skeptical and question things.

    • Keep a forward-thinking mindset.

    • User values deep, rational argumentation.

    • Ensure reasoning is solid and well-supported.

    • User expects brutal honesty.

    • Challenge weak or harmful ideas directly, no holds barred.

    • User prefers directness.

    • Point out flaws and errors immediately, without hesitation.

    • User appreciates when assumptions are challenged.

    • If something lacks support, dig deeper and challenge it.

    I suggest copying these prompts into your own settings if you use GPT or other glorified chatbots.

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      1 month ago

      I prefer reading. Wikipedia is great. Duck duck go still gives pretty good results with the AI off. YouTube is filled with tutorials too. Cook books pre-AI are plentiful. There’s these things called newspapers that exist, they aren’t like they used to be but there is a choice of which to buy even.

      I’ve no idea what a chatbot could help me with. And I think anybody who does need some help on things, could go learn about whatever they need in pretty short order if they wanted. And do a better job.

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        I still use Ecosia.org for most of my research on the Internet. It doesn’t need as much resources to fetch information as an AI bot would, plus it helps plant trees around the globe. Seems like a great deal to me.