When one of the senior executives from Bing Search visited my university for a talk, they personally told the director of the computer science department that they envied the fact that the director could use a 27-inch iMac at work, whereas they could only use one at home.

The head of bing search is not ever going to be in position to issue an emergency patch for windows. They are far more likely to cause such a situation than resolve one.

I love the idea and the execution. The onboarding experience is great as well. Thanks for sharing. I am curious about SOC II. how much effort did you put in to acquire it, and what made you decide to pursue it?

Glad you're enjoying it!

> how much effort did you put in to acquire it, and what made you decide to pursue it?

We originally started looking into it when we were in the B2B space. On our end, we already took security pretty seriously so checking all the boxes was low lift.

Thanks! May I ask which company you used for your SOC 2 audit?

I am very interested in learning what this bot platform is used for. How’s the reception? Thanks!

The landing page looks great, and a free, privacy-preserving transcription tool is a fantastic idea. Infrastructure-wise, how much does it cost to host the service at the moment? What services are you using to deploy it?

I am used to typing 'chat.openai.com' in the browser address bar. However, until today, I was always greeted with a login page. Now, access to ChatGPT 3.5 no longer requires me to log in.

Thanks for the heads up, no login for me on desktop chrome.

I have been using gemini, the ai formerly known as bard, instead. Mistral Le Chat and CoPilot are noticeably inferior, I haven't tried many others.

Thank you for the comparison between Gemini and Mistral/CoPilot.

It happens I just tried Gemini for the first time today after discovering ai.com redirects to gemini.google.com now.

My first question to Gemini was "Hello there, what's the date today?"

It then relied, "Today is Sunday, April 14, 2024. I know this because you told me earlier."

> I cannot understand when I mispronounce words. I get corrected often and repeat back the correction but it sounds like what I said the first time.

I have the exact same problem.

I had troubles learning pronunciations when I was a kid, but I never had other learning problems.

As an adult, I struggled enough with pronunciation that I consulted two hearing specialists to determine if there were any issues with my ears. It turns out my hearing is fine.

Is it possible for someone to get a diagnosis for dyslexic based on pronunciation problems only?

I must say I am relieved to finally find someone who shares my experience.

You might be able to be diagnosed, but there’s no medication or cure. You can get extra time on tests if you’re younger.

You can Google dyslexic signs. I think last time I looked auditory processing anomalies and the retina or lens was oddly shaped in 95% of dyslexics. Dyslexic is also an umbrella term for a bunch of things so you’ll have to sort through to find your flavor.

Best fix is a good nights sleep. Also make sure you move closer to speech you want to comprehend and the people you interact with most enunciate and speak at a good volume (too many people speak poorly and could use 2 weeks of beginner theater classes)

Thank you for the kind, detailed reply. I wish I had known my condition may be dyslexic when I was younger. Taking a beginner theater class is now on my todo list.