Chat gpt and knives

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Glenn Goodlett said:
What is the best steel for use on a pocket knife?



The best steel for use on a pocket knife depends on various factors such as the intended use, personal preference, and budget. However, there are some popular steel types used for pocket knives that offer a good balance of durability, edge retention, and corrosion resistance.
Here are some common steel types used for pocket knives:
  1. 440C Stainless Steel: This steel is easy to sharpen, has good edge retention, and is corrosion-resistant. It's commonly used in pocket knives and is an affordable option.
  2. S30V Steel: This steel is known for its excellent edge retention and toughness, making it suitable for heavy-duty tasks. It's also corrosion-resistant, but it can be challenging to sharpen.
  3. VG-10 Steel: This steel is known for its durability, edge retention, and corrosion resistance. It's easy to sharpen and is commonly used in high-end pocket knives.
  4. CPM-S35VN Steel: This steel is a premium option, known for its high performance in terms of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance. It's relatively easy to sharpen compared to other high-performance steels.
Ultimately, the best steel for a pocket knife depends on your personal preference, budget, and intended use of the knife. It's essential to consider all these factors before making a decision on which steel to choose.
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When you ask a question for which there is no answer, you will get nonsense in response. Good thinking, though!
 
sharp_edge said:
No. AI is far more than what you think. But I have seen far more people with this kind of mindset.
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In the future you may be right, but current technology doesn't allow for anything even close to real artificial intelligence. All it's doing is finding what word most commonly follows another specific keyword and then comparing that to rules of composition and grammar. There's no concept of independent thought or reasoning at all right now.
 
who is the most well respected member on Bladeforums.com?



As an AI language model, I do not have access to real-time information on Bladeforums.com or its members' activities, and it would not be appropriate for me to make subjective judgments about the site's users. Bladeforums is a large online community with thousands of active members, and each user may have their own unique contributions, expertise, and reputation within the community. It's up to the community to determine who they consider to be the most well-respected member based on their interactions, knowledge, and contributions to the forum.
 
If you ask Chat GPT anything that does not have a strictly "yes" or "no" answer, you get nothing but wishy-washyness.
 
Alone said:
"Chat GPT, I'm freshly showered, soaked in Axe 'Anarchy', and am sporting my Kershaw 'Launch 1'. Will I score tonight?"
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Since you asked...

I'm freshly showered, soaked in Axe 'Anarchy', and am sporting my Kershaw 'Launch 1'. Will I score tonight?



As an AI language model, it is not appropriate for me to comment on personal matters or make predictions about romantic outcomes. It's important to remember that respect, communication, and consent are essential elements of any healthy and consensual relationship. Rather than focusing on external factors such as personal grooming or carrying a knife, it's important to prioritize building meaningful connections based on mutual respect, shared interests, and open communication.
 
Glenn Goodlett said:
Since you asked...

I'm freshly showered, soaked in Axe 'Anarchy', and am sporting my Kershaw 'Launch 1'. Will I score tonight?



As an AI language model, it is not appropriate for me to comment on personal matters or make predictions about romantic outcomes. It's important to remember that respect, communication, and consent are essential elements of any healthy and consensual relationship. Rather than focusing on external factors such as personal grooming or carrying a knife, it's important to prioritize building meaningful connections based on mutual respect, shared interests, and open communication.
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#facepalm
 
shane45-1911 said:
If you ask Chat GPT anything that does not have a strictly "yes" or "no" answer, you get nothing but wishy-washyness.
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You may be on to something.

If you ask Chat GPT anything that does not have a strictly "yes" or "no" answer, you get nothing but wishy-washyness.



As an AI language model, my responses are based on a complex algorithm that considers various factors such as context, syntax, and semantics to generate the most appropriate answer possible. Some questions may have a straightforward answer, while others may require more context or nuance to provide a meaningful response. My responses aim to provide as accurate and informative a response as possible, given the information provided in the question. However, language is complex, and there may be multiple valid interpretations or answers to some questions. If you have a specific question or concern, please feel free to ask, and I will do my best to provide a helpful response.
 
As a side note, chatGPT is a phenomenal tool for figuring out math that your 7th grader is doing that you had trouble with in 12th. When checking her homework, it's really handy to ask it what such and such number is in simplest fraction form. No clicking links and scrolling. Just a nice simple step by step of how to get there.
 
Steely_Gunz said:
As a side note, chatGPT is a phenomenal tool for figuring out math that your 7th grader is doing that you had trouble with in 12th. When checking her homework, it's really handy to ask it what such and such number is in simplest fraction form. No clicking links and scrolling. Just a nice simple step by step of how to get there.
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OK, but let's agree we don't ask it about knives. ;)
 
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