Here’s an example of how I am using LLMs to solve a day-to-day workflow problem. Every day, I interact with a barrage of websites: emails, news, social media, and work tools across multiple devices. Microsoft Edge’s workspaces syncs groups of websites across devices. I’ve never tried it, started today, and wondered: how should I organize my workspaces? Rather than think (thinking is outdated), I used LLMs. ...
I went to the Google Chrome site. Clicking on the “Accept and Install” button… … automatically launched the downloader in Firefox… … and (after a fairly short while) started installing the application directly. This may be the most painless install I’ve done in a while. I clicked on “Customise the settings” This is what it looks like. And that’s it! It installs, and launches in just a few seconds. First impressions: the startup and rendering are really fast. ...
I’m awaiting AllPeers. It’s a Firefox bittorrent extension that makes it easy to share files among peers.
Opera 7 Beta is out. It sports a new look, which one tires of quite soon. But it’s as fast as ever, and has better standards compliance. via Anand
I downloaded Mozilla 1.2 beta. It loads fast. It runs fast. It hasn’t crashed. It’s tab feature is great. It’s Type Ahead Find feature is fabulous. It’s add-ons are great. I think I’m going to switch browsers again! (My only crib, though, is that I can’t customize keyboard shortcuts. Or I don’t know how yet.)
Netscape 7.01 is out. Preview release, mind. No, I haven’t tested it yet. Awaiting reviews. (24 May: No reason to switch)
AOL, and hence its 30 million subscribers, could move away from IE towards Mozilla. That’s big.
Opera 6 Beta is out.
The public preview of IE 6 is out. The revolutionary feature is smart tags. I think the image toolbar is a pretty neat idea too.
The preview release of Internet Explorer 6 is out.
A sneak preview of MS IE6. What is worrying is that Microsoft may not release IE6 as a standalone application. They’re planning to bundle it with their next OS: Whister.
zeroTV: good TV-like entertainment for free. World Bank’s B-SPAN has World Bank seminars online. Yeah, the computer is becoming the TV.