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I like the idea, and it reminded me that the „Vim book“ had the subtitle: „Edit text at the speed of thought“.

How much faster should an ‚automated thinking‘ than a ‚manual thinking‘ be (allowed to be)?

A Swiss army knife of the day - after all, Swiss Army knives also serve a psychological purpose. And they do it well!

With AI, we‘re cargo-culting understanding. We‘re reproducing the surface of having understood something, but we‘re robbing ourselves the time and effort to truly do it.

I‘d be happy to pay for an upgrade if future macOS changes break the functionality of this - cool - app, which would require the creator to update it. More work, which I would pay for. But not a subscription, sorry!

Plus, I‘d prefer to (but that’s impossible?) install via the App Store, to avoid a black box.

Talk like caveman 4 months ago

Great idea- if the person who made it is reading: Is this based on the board game „poetry for cavemen“? (Explain things using only single-syllable words, comes even with an inflatable log of wood for hitting each other!)

I wasn’t aware of the map empire, thank you!

Taking away some complexity comes at a price, and for some people, it’s hard to see that it outweighs the practicality.

You‘re absolutely right. (I‘m not an LLM ;-)) And the fact that (I‘m looking at you, LinkedIn!) platforms actively block people from using external links is a good warning sign.

Connection with people- this is what I want from the internet, too.

In nature, sometimes death is the prerequisite of life: Think of the dead leaves on the forest ground.

I think the age of algorithmic curation is dead - but it may, through a „RenaiSSance“, bring back true human connection.