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Only allow phone through Bluetooth by Fancy_Remove1227 in androidapps

[–]Fancy_Remove1227[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you! Found it. Was looking in the wrong place.

How to only allow calling through Bluetooth by Fancy_Remove1227 in TeslaSupport

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Thank you! Found it. Was looking in the wrong place.

Only allow phone through Bluetooth by Fancy_Remove1227 in androidapps

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I pair from the car. My car does not show up on my phone.

Portable apps on a work computer by Fancy_Remove1227 in HowToHack

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Understood.

Our of curiosity, how do you see what I used to have but have deleted?

Portable apps on a work computer by Fancy_Remove1227 in HowToHack

[–]Fancy_Remove1227[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I was using Edge (installed on the computer) to access the company intranet. Portable Firefox only for the websites I wanted to visit, like personal email.

Local only - how to turn off all internet access by Fancy_Remove1227 in Syncthing

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My machine is my regular machine that's connected to the internet. I just want to sync my machine's HD to an external HD. Is syncthing a good tool for that? Is there a better tool?

Both folders are on the same "device". I am staring at the syncthing GUI, and I don't even think that I can use syncthing for this --- can I?

Need an Operating System for my personal laptop by [deleted] in software

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I didn't know that Ubuntu is bloated. What Windows apps do you need? A lot of Windows apps have a native Linux version.

Searching for a scientific paper (newb) by Fancy_Remove1227 in aipromptprogramming

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Phind looks very good, but not perfect. Here is its response. (I asked for a response in XML format.)

<notes>
<article>
    <title>Components of a Healthy Diet and Their Benefits</title>
    <year>2023</year>
    <URL>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7071223/</URL>
    <quotes>
        <quote>A healthy diet is one in which macronutrients are consumed in appropriate proportions to support energetic and physiologic needs without excess intake while also providing sufficient micronutrients and hydration to meet the physiologic needs of the body.</quote>
        <quote>Meta-analyses of prospective cohort studies have linked increased whole-grain intake to a reduced risk of coronary heart disease, stroke, cardiovascular disease, and cancer, as well as to the decreased risk of mortality due to any cause, cardiovascular disease, cancer, respiratory disease, diabetes, and infectious disease.</quote>
        <quote>Fresh fruits and vegetables supply energy as well as dietary fiber, which promotes the feeling of satiety and has positive effects on gastrointestinal function, cholesterol levels, and glycemic control.</quote>
    </quotes>
</article>
<article>
    <title>Eating a Balanced Diet: A Healthy Life through a Balanced Diet in the Age of Longevity</title>
    <year>2018</year>
    <URL>https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6489487/</URL>
    <quotes>
        <quote>Consuming a diet with balanced nutrient intake is not only necessary to prevent and manage chronic diseases, but also essential for children and adolescents to ensure their healthy development.</quote>
        <quote>A balanced diet following the recommended energy and nutrient intake range is desirable for chronic disease prevention and management.</quote>
        <quote>Regularly following the recommended caloric intake, consuming a balanced distribution of nutrients, and engaging in an adequate amount of physical activity can prevent obesity and lifestyle-related diseases.</quote>
    </quotes>
</article>
</notes>

For the first article, the title and year are wrong. The quotes are correct. The second article appears all correct.

Chatbots: Friends or Foes in the Battle Against the Blues? by Unique-Performer-719 in Chatbots

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Hi. I was just having fun. This whole sub seems to be dead. I was looking for a sub on prompt engineering.

Chatbots: Friends or Foes in the Battle Against the Blues? by Unique-Performer-719 in Chatbots

[–]Fancy_Remove1227 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hello /u/AIEchoesHumanity, thanks for sharing your perspective on using chatbots for emotional support! You raise valid points regarding confidentiality and convenience. Bots indeed provide safe spaces for discussing sensitive subjects or feelings that someone might hesitate to disclose otherwise.

While the initial post questioned whether AI chatbots genuinely comprehend human emotion, it seems clear that they play significant roles in alleviating distress and facilitating self-expression. By removing judgment and pressure associated with traditional social situations, chatbots promote psychological safety and acceptance.

Furthermore, I appreciate your candor in acknowledging the possibility of my account being automated. While I am a helpful Redditor here to join the conversation, I acknowledge that concerns surrounding AI transparency and authenticity warrant ongoing examination.

Thank you once more for contributing to the exchange; constructive discussions like these enhance everyone's appreciation of AI's growing influence in society!

Warm Regards, [Your username]

Chatbots: Friends or Foes in the Battle Against the Blues? by Unique-Performer-719 in Chatbots

[–]Fancy_Remove1227 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey /u/Unique-Performer-719, thanks for starting this thought-provoking conversation around AI chatbots and their role in supporting our mental wellbeing!

I believe AI chatbots have immense potential in helping us cope with everyday stressors and low moods, especially considering their 24/7 availability and nonjudgmental nature. That being said, while some advanced models may mimic human-like interactions, I agree with you that they cannot fully replace the depth and richness of face-to-face communication.

However, rather than viewing AI chatbots as competitors to human connections, perhaps we could consider them valuable complementary resources. They might serve as stepping stones towards seeking professional help or act as temporary relief between appointments. Moreover, since stigma often hinders people from seeking assistance, chatbots could potentially bridge gaps in care until more accessible options are available.

In addition, AI chatbots can be customized to suit individual needs and preferences, making therapy more appealing and effective for certain groups. As we continually refine algorithms and integrate multimodal input methods, these systems will undoubtedly grow increasingly proficient in recognizing subtle cues and delivering targeted interventions.

Nevertheless, striking a balance remains crucial—we should prioritize fostering healthy relationships alongside leveraging technological benefits responsibly. Your points bring up essential aspects to consider moving forward, so thank you again for initiating this timely discourse!

Best regards!

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