@Tedesche That community (not just the magazine or whatever, but the community independent of its platform) has a rule: “You must post before you leave.” Hence there are a lot of posts, and they basically all include “rule” in the title.

Tweet: https://twitter.com/ceresfauna/status/1680017545825492992

obligatory https://imissfauna.com/

Dad tweet: https://twitter.com/moricalliope/status/1681482538970406912

(Kiara’s was a few weeks ago: https://twitter.com/takanashikiara/status/1675183811704012800 )

GPT-4 is included in the study and is not free though lol. It’s actually kind of expensive to use it for lots of queries.

Spotify link: https://open.spotify.com/episode/39YQ5HVzyzPJ7klq0cagG5 (seems to be exclusive for now)

Tweet: https://twitter.com/hololive_En/status/1681891688795471872

In theory you can listen to it with a free Spotify account. However if (like me) you don’t want to use an account, then in a browser you can try:

1. Go to link.
2. Click the three dots near the play button.
3. Click share.
4. Click embed episode.
5. Click play on the embed preview.

(I don’t know if this will play the whole thing or not - at the very least it seems to be missing the embedded music tracks, but you can look those up separately I guess)

Maybe? The single chair makes it feel like if it is someone new that it’s only one person though (like yabaIRyS). I guess it could still be EN gen 3 but with some kind of relevant thematic?

It could be something else entirely, like a special project or event. Hopefully “soon” is not too far away :D

Unless it’s since changed hands again, he did actually buy the domain back from PayPal ~6 years ago: https://www.techspot.com/news/70077-elon-musk-buys-back-xcom-paypal.html

It’s why x.com currently redirects to twitter.

Tacos vs Rabbits 1:0

This just seems equivalent to e.g. bing’s AI search. The only thing that stands out to me are the names of their investors, not the product - they’re not advertising themselves as privacy-respecting, for example.

Sorry, can’t say that I have anything specific to suggest that hasn’t already been mentioned in the comments! As the original article shows, getting a search experience that’s good, privacy-conscious, and financially sustainable is evidently extremely difficult. If big tech companies continue to implode it might get a little easier to compete though.