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I have used the paid tier of Chat GPT for about a year now, and it has massively improved my workflow. But I think it might be time to move on. It is buggy, hallucinates more and more, contradicts itself, and gaslights me when I point it out.

I use AI mostly for research. I do a LOT of research. I also write many papers (I do not have AI write them for me, but help me with researching them), and then I feed my papers into Chat to have it create supporting documents based off of my papers. It creates single page word documents with summaries and action points. It does a pretty good job at that, which is why I hesitate to switch.

Do y'all have suggestions for the best paid tier AI for resear

I feel like I am going crazy. I clearly remember a scene from a comedy movie or tv series where there is a young Asian man who is like a music producer or DJ who looks at the camera and says something like "Hundo P" in a thick accent. It was something like Parks and Rec or a Will Ferrel movie .. but AI thinks I am making it up.

It seems like I spend so much base harvesting wheat to feed my rickyards that it would just be more beneficial to use that space to raise cattle instead. Or at least about the same. Has anyone done the math on this?

Anyone else get wireless interference on 380 when passing Quaker? My wireless Android Auto drops everytime I pass there and I wonder why that is.

In other other Anno like games, it's generally important to keep populations of every tier of population, so that you have workers for lower tier jobs. But since populations don't work jobs in this game, is there any reason to keep pioneers once I've discovered all their science? Should I just continually be upgrading all of my population to the highest rank possible?

I'm loving this game, I'm playing the second one on Android. I'm kind of coming at it from an Anno mindset, but I have questions. Like for example, do I not need population to work production buildings? Could I just have an island with no population? Just full of sheep and cloth makers? Is there a good list of beginners tips and tricks somewhere that I'm missing? Maybe a website or YouTube video someone could suggest?

Okay, I don't know how to ask this without sounding prideful, and I don't mean it that way... I love this game so much, it has quickly became my favorite... But it seems really easy to me. Does anyone else find the game too easy for a Foddy Type game (not even "type" since Bennett Foddy is a co-creator). I found getting over it to be much more punishing, although it is very short. I know some people really struggle with this game, I've read posts about people struggling on the man breaker for like 10 hours which is crazy to me. It took me maybe 45 minutes. Climbing the mountain was exhilarating but never really that difficult. The hardest thing I think I did on my first playthrough was climb

!So I know the post game mountain has an area right at the end with a diving board going back to the start of the game, is there a way to climb out of the starting area past that board and right to the cabin? Is there a video of someone doing this? I don't know what phrases to use when searching for this...!<

I accidently blew through the tutorial text about having archers back units up. I can get my archers to support fire when garrisoned in a tower, but not when just standing on solid ground. Is there a way to use their support without being garrisoned? The circle shows up around them showing range no matter where they are.

I am having a very frustrating and confusing issue and am looking for some help troubleshooting. I am using a windows PC to output to two projectors and two monitors (4 screens total). I made a custom PC for the job, with a Radeon RX 550 which I thought would FOR sure be enough for the job of running 4 monitors at 1080x1920. One of the projectors is run via an ethernet to HDMI adaptor and has a few hundred feet of ethernet connecting it to the computer.

The issue we are having is that the projector loses video connection a couple times an hour at random. It drops connection to the point the projector shows that it is looking for input. It will stay out for just a second or two than return.

What up Pixel subreddit? I bought a pixel watch 3 recently and am loving (almost all) of it! I switched from a Garmin Vivoactcive and I knew I would like everything about the Pixel Watch 3 except for one thing: the battery life. The vivoactive lasted almost a full week, while I knew the Pixel Watch 3 would only last a day or so. But everyone said the charge time is so fast that it shouldn't matter, just throw the watch on a charger every morning when you shower and you should be good to go... ok, I can handle that...

But it seems my watch charges so much slower than my vivoactive did. I bought a Anker 45W USB C charger block (IQ 3) and it takes about 35 minutes to charge from 70% to ful

I love my OLED Switch; I got it on day one, just like I got the original Switch on day one. I will almost certainly get the Switch 2 on day one (though I think I might skip the midnight release), but I will be a bit sad if the screen is not OLED. There has been a lot of talk about a 1080p LED screen. Is all this talk speculation, or have there been credible leaks suggesting it? I have never trusted leaks more than now, after that reveal!