love this

chatgpt in your browser doesnt have access to your entire file system

If your browser has access to your entire file system, chatgpt can have that access, too.

There's a reason various major browser vendors have refused to implement the FileSystem APIs...

I don't get your point here. There is an interface to upload files in chatgpt.

Deliberately doing that is a lot more actionable than "oops I had no idea iTerm would send <sensitive document> off to OpenAI".

i pay roughly the same in NYC

absolutely awful update. they're destroying this app

What about it looked really cool?

It had some deeper financial analytics capabilities that you'd traditionally only get with a service like Mint or a more modern bank like Simple, such as flow analysis (seeing comparisons between amount-in/amount-out and extrapolating for the month) and expense categorization analysis. More importantly, it had a Great UX; the primary Chase app is Good, but not Great, and having a Great UX encourages the usage of these features to better maintain strong financial health.

The point of a CS degree isn't to teach you to code.

Also the amount of time spent in class is roughly equivalent between a 4 year CS degree and a rigorous, full-time bootcamp. 2 hrs of class, 4 days/week, 28 weeks/year in most universities vs. ~10 hrs/day, 6 days/week over 13-17 weeks in bootcamps.

This is a false equivalency because in a bootcamp most of the learning is in class. In a CS degree program most of it is not.

At a top university, students put in 60 hours a week for 16 weeks every semester.

Personally, I'm anti-bootcamp, but I'd argue that many bootcampers are more employable in a junior role on day 0 than many CS grads. (Perhaps the solution is a bootcampish "finishing school" for CS grads where they are taught an in-demand framework or 2?)

The point of a CS degree is to make you give them money. That's it.