For the last few months, I've been disabling notifications for any app that sends notifications that serve the company's interest more than mine. What I have discovered is that many apps ignore their own notification settings. It's a waste of time to change them. This is especially true of any Meta app.
The answer to life, the universe, and everything is somewhere in here.
"You are an unhelpful assistant who makes up wrong answers ..."
Tired of all these obnoxiously helpful chat bots.
Thought I'd do some shopping while things were quiet ... DOH.
You really have to admire Google's continued commitment to quality.
I was reading @nelson 's blog post about ChatGPT memory. I don't pay for ChatGPT so I thought it would be interesting to ask it what it knows about me. Nailed it! I guess if it doesn't have memories, it just borrows from a random paying user.
Nelson's post: https://nelsonslog.wordpress.com/2025/05/29/getting-chatgpt-to-remember-you-may-2025/
Follow-up. I decided to just ask the model to give me the thesis of each article and I kind of like the results.
A little over a year ago, I started getting back into technical blogs and RSS feeds. This little corner of the Internet has a lot of high quality content that I enjoy. That said, I don't like most RSS readers. I want something simpler, more like a personal aggregator. I landed a change to miniflux to hold me over, but I'm tinkering with building my own. Since I managed to get RSS feeds parsing ... I played with summarizing with open source models.
I think I'm starting to understand why AI is so appealing to business leaders.
