There was a need to apologise; I was very wrong in context. So there! 😜 (I don’t see the point in maintaining a position which is entirely shown to be fatally flawed.)
Thank-you for pointing to Perplexica. When I subscribed (for a year), Perplexity - unlike ChatGPT -was alone in giving references so I could avoid citing rubbish by checking unless I knew them; now they all cite. I won’t be resubscribing and to have you refer this is really helpful. 😁
Thank-you.
Very fair point. I’m embarrassed. Sorry.
It’s not just a pricing issue. It’s an ownership issue.
Too many of the things we buy are not ours.
Yesterday I saw the article about VW cars which need a subscription to use the built-in capabilities. The car you bought doesn’t belong to you.
It’s late in the day. Perplexity Set itself up as a search engine with AI. Don’t know whose index they use.
I rarely use a search engine anymore directly. I used to use Startpage which is/was a proxy for Google. And everybody knows how useful Google’s results are these days.
So I use Perplexity for search.
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Google had a leak.
They found a way to make your photos more social,
A bag of frozen peas.
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How are you pronouncing that word? Asked the whole world except America at once.
I hear you.
It was better in the old days when you could just write "drop table’ in the username prompt.
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They might delete your account but the data is something else.
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Whenever someone says that there law is to protect:
You know that it’s full of hidden shit.
People’s motives are different. The spectrum is so diverse that it makes acknowledgement of our ignorance of the world forefront.
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When buying isn’t owning …