With all the attention I've seen on @flair I feel like I should point out it just doesn't work that well. When part of the home is too hot or cold, Flair's solution is usually to do nothing at all unless you manually set the comfortable part of the house to "Away" mode.
Software developer and amateur (but published!) ring theorist. Volunteer K-12 math/CS teacher. Haskell enthusiast. He/him.
- User: Write me a story. AI: "There once was a girl named Anna. She had purple hair..." User: No, she shouldn't have purple hair. Try again. AI: "There once was a girl named Anna. She definitely didn't have purple hair. There wasn't a shred of purple on that head..."
- This is super cool: the NAND gate of scientific calculator functions.
- I've long had a full paid subscription to the @nytimes but I just just had to navigate four pages of popup ads and interstitials and tell it I don't want to upgrade to a family plan TWICE to access an article. What the hell is going on?

