https://mistral.ai/news/mixtral-of-experts/

https://www.phind.com/search?q=%s

But I observed that, a few seconds after the search results appears the URL change from

https://www.phind.com/search?q=xxxxx

to

https://www.phind.com/search?cache=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Apart of this it works as it should

@Streptococcus, Phind also works in Vivaldi, used in the search engine list or in the Web Panel, alternatively you can use also Perplexity.ai in the similar way (search engine or web panel).

I tried using Phind from Vivaldi's search box and I get this error:
Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).

I ask because many colleagues use AI to create scripts and find answers. I myself have not yet found a complete use for it. So I'm interested in the experience of others.

Hi,
Recently a coworker mentioned that, uses GPT4 to help him creating "amateur" UserScripts to apply on TamperMonkey

Actually works,
I use his .user.js too

It seems to help but as mentioned above, you have to have some background or spend longer time.

I use the chat bots to do the exclusionary searches that became too difficult when bing and google dropped advanced search syntax in favor of exclusively supporting "natural language" searches.

I used to make heavy use of advanced search syntax when using bing and google. It was a very nice way to get the exact results I wanted and I became quite good at it.

To use an example from their own forums—

+crowns -dental

—would return results including the word crowns and excluding any results that included dental.

It was very frustrating when they both dropped support for it to exclusively pursue "natural language" searches that only returned the results they though I should want instead of the ones I asked for. So called "natural language" queries don't seem to care what I don't want to know about.

The appearance of the chat bots (Chat-GPT, Bard, etc.) has returned some of that ability to perform exclusionary searches. While I do not expect it to last (because I don't think it fits with their ad model) the chat bots do seem to understand what I do not want to know about when I take the time to write a query they understand. A query like—

Show me information about crowns excluding all results that include the word dental

—might be a bit more cumbersome to write but it does give me exactly the results I asked for, nicely summarized with links to referenced sources I can use for more information — all without any of the information I wanted excluded.

Unfortunately, there is a huge downside. All of the chat bots tend to use such matter of fact language in their summaries that most people will assume what they say must be true — whether or not it actually is. The bad news is that while the chat bots seem to be able to find information they also seem to lack the ability to determine if that information is accurate — and whether my mistake, laziness, or design, there is a lot of bad information out there.

While I will use the chat bots for the types of exclusionary searches I would have used advanced syntax for in the past I do not use them for much else, nor am I likely to any time in the near future. I like being able to write my own code and draft my own letters and other documents. I am too afraid I would lose those skills if I started relying on a chat bot to do those things for me.

Hi, are you using any AI in your browser? Chatpgt, bing, bard or something similar? Alternatively, which one seems best to you and how does it help you?

Yes. I currently have these set up in my sidebar.

I mostly use Bing, ChatGPT, Perplexity and Phind. Sometimes Bard and Claude.

I find them useful for software and technical learning tasks. But it helps to have some prior knowledge ex ante. I find that even when they get their answers wrong I can still end up learning from them.

Usually I use more than one at a time to cross-check. Even when several get the right answers, one or other might answer in a nicer or more complete way.

No one is best for all prompts. It's another reason to try more than one.

are you using any AI in your browser?

i'd really really like to answer you, but the bot has captured my pet cockatoo & threatened to incinerate her if i give up any of their skynet secrets.

https://andisearch.com

To use it in your search engine list:

https://andisearch.com/?query=%s

If we are talking at the level of Windows servers, here it is necessary for the person to think about it himself, regardless of the fact that many examples need to be modified according to their real needs.

blind copying is of course harmful in this case

And copy, paste and run? Who in IT and Programming do such stupid things?
Why should a person let AI create a program snippet/module? What is your opinion?