A friend of mine installs WiFi networks for a living. He used ChatGPT to help him configure scripts for various wireless networking devices when he couldn't find the right information online. This is all in rural Midwest.

Feb 21, 2023 · 4:53 PM UTC

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Replying to @tunguz @WholeMarsBlog
I’m lucky if I can get the Wi-Fi password entered properly the first time I try.
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Ask ChatGPT. It already knows all our passwords.
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Do we see a blue collar migration into white collar tech employees with the help of LLM’s?
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That’s a good question. I’m not sure about it, but I can see how tools like ChatGPT could open up more opportunities for people who otherwise would never have learned how to code.
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Pretty sure lots of folks in the midwest would marry ChatGPT at the drop of a hat
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is wifi somehow different in the south?
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I use ChatGPT all the time for generic help/support. Info is fine most of the time.
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What could go wrong?
Replying to @tunguz @WholeMarsBlog
I asked ChatGPT how to commission a solar inverter. My expectations were low, but it came up with pretty good one page summary.
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I friend of mine had a huge fight with his wife while being away on a business trip. He used chatGPT to answer her messages and actually saved his marriage (or so he claims 😏) Maybe, with chatGPT as a messenger we'll stand a chance when the aliens arrive 😂
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