I don’t need ChatGPT.

[chararide@mastodon.art]

@skinnylatte looks like a collective intelligence

[maltita@neopaquita.es]

@skinnylatte I just did this for a very specific question in a lounge slack channel at work and now I have answers, new questions answered and a couple of people I get to know more. Asking actual people is the best thing ever

[guillotine_jones@beige.party]

@cwicseolfor @skinnylatte
Three for three here, cwicseolfor.
The Fediverse hive mind is astounding!

[arazil@elvenstar.cafe]

@skinnylatte I would take a 2 decades old Google search over today's "latest and greatest" ChatGPT session.

[abramkedge@beige.party]

@_elena @cwicseolfor @skinnylatte
Sadly, it hasn't worked for me I would still love to get a recommendation for 3D modeling software that would let me complete my walkthrough model of the airship from my books.

https://beige.party/@AbramKedge/115967060763901354

[qgustavor@urusai.social]

@kleines_z @skinnylatte
https://urusai.social/@qgustavor/115968970358346283

[oblomov@sociale.network]

@AbramKedge you just don't have the right friends jokes aside, it is a bit hit and miss. I've had open questions that were answered after TWO YEARS and others that were answered within minutes.

@_elena @cwicseolfor @skinnylatte

[th3rdsergeevich@mastodon.ml]

@skinnylatte Autistic acquaintances in question:

[pikesley@mastodon.me.uk]

@skinnylatte

"You should always carry a pocket knife when you go walking in the woods. Because if you get lost, sit down and start sharpening it and a man will *immediately* appear to tell you you're doing it wrong, and you can ask him the way back to the road"

[littlealex@infosec.exchange]

@skinnylatte You will get an even better response if you are posting some slightly wrong information. This will not just trigger the Autists but the OCD-people as well.

[grepe@ieji.de]

@skinnylatte i bet that works great when you have 11k followers... for the rest of us finding the right receptive community is a bigger issue...

[kitten_tech@fosstodon.org]

@skinnylatte a friend of mine was writing a user interface to enter phone numbers, and wanted it to be aware of all the local formatting conventions - I suggested he create a Wikipedia page listing the ones he knew in a table and wait a month for it to fill out, then parse the table to get a comptehensive list. Apparently it worked!