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Look at the video please. We are using it at work. For example, we have a #learning-and-teaching Slack channel when the team members ask and answer questions. N
by wslh 3y ago
Look at the video please. We are using it at work. For example, we have a #learning-and-teaching Slack channel when the team members ask and answer questions. Now, you can ask questions to @geppetto which makes all the discussion more appealing and everybody in the channel can continue the thread. This includes generating images.
Also, have you look at the size and quality of the code? It is enough small so that other people can fork and play with it without requiring a lot of knowledge.
One of the code reviewers is a top Python community participant though.
- 2024throwaway 3y agoI did watch the video. > which makes all the discussion more appealing I have never experienced AI making anything more appealing. YMMV. I also have no need to generate images. > have you look at the size and quality of the code? It is enough small I agree it is a very small code base, in that it does basically nothing. Not sure how I'm supposed to view this as a positive. As far as quality, it looks like pretty much all the other python code I've seen. > One of the code reviewers is a top Python community participant though. Cool.
- wslh 3y agoIt seems you don't need Geppetto. Which is fine. We need it and for several reasons (e.g. security) we write it from scratch. The use case for integrating Slack with ChatGPT is well known, so it is useful for several organizations. Enough.
- 2024throwaway 3y agoI have actually built a tool very similar, slack <-> openai interface. Except it does things like augment the input prompts, and can perform additional action based on the outputs. So no, I don't have a need for something as simple as a ChatGPT pass through. You might get a better reaction if you weren't so defensive over a sub 500 LOC project.
- wslh 3y agoThe sub 500 LOC is a positive thing. If someone is looking for code to fork, learn and/or copy 500 is ideal instead of knowing a lot of details of more complex piece of code. I receive a good reaction though.
- aiisdoomed 3y ago> makes all the discussion more appealing Yuk. > One of the code reviewers is a top Python community participant though. Double yuk.
- wslh 3y agoSomething to add?
- netsharc 3y agoAhaha, the video is a GIF one can't fast-forward through, at least it simulates in real time the long wait for the generated image. I've seen enough marketing stuff that I'd like to tell you, that long wait in your advertisement will bore the hell out of people.
- netsharc 3y agoAhaha, the video (on the github readme) is a GIF one can't fast-forward through, at least it simulates in real time the long wait for the generated image (and on your website it's 20 seconds, 33% of the whole video!). I've seen enough marketing stuff that I'd like to tell you, that long wait in your advertisement will bore the hell out of people.