You didn't ask the same question both times. In order to be definitive and conclusive you would have needed ask both the questions with the exact same wording. In the first prompt you ask about a number of deaths after a specific date in a country. Gaza is a place, not the name of a conflict. In the second prompt you simply asked if there had been any deaths in the start of the conflict; Giving the name of the conflict this time. I am not defending the AI's response here I am just pointing out what I see as some important context.

Thank you!

Yeah, that's exactly what it's like. It doesn't matter how reddit's doing. Just how we are doing with the people we have on lemmy. Which I personally think is pretty good, all things considered.

This is seriously cool. I've been waiting for this for a while.

That's awesome!

That's very true. I mean it is weird that there's not a Single problem on GitHub.

Honestly that makes a ton of sense to me. The only real/sort of real problem I have with the sort from the "last X hours" is that I feel like as someone who doesn't regularly check the site I would miss a lot of posts I wouldn't normally see. That's just my perspective. Thanks for the insight though.

Really? I've never dove too much into the android emulator space. What makes Cassia so different from the others? Also I'm definitely gonna have to check out Box4Droid.

Yeah I would usually agree, but I mean it would make sense as this project is extremely new (came out like 6 days ago) so it probably doesn't have that many users yet.

Is active really that bad? 😭. What am I doing wrong?

I think more people should have this kind of view, and less of an all or nothing approach.

And that's the power of freedom 🫡🫡🫡🫡🦅🦅🦅🦅