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communities and marketplaces are hard. you have to provide (usually faking) one side of it initially ti be able to attract the other
by tough 1y ago
communities and marketplaces are hard.
you have to provide (usually faking) one side of it initially ti be able to attract the other
- wmeredith 1y agoHonestly, the chicken/egg marketplace problem seems like something LLM would be good at solving. LLMs are fantastic for doing things like generating dummy customer data for testing. How much further of a step is it to not only generate realistic sock puppet accounts and then simulate some activity?
- tough 1y agoidk we’re right into dead internet theory if you’re a lazy founder and instead of making the realistic sock puppets yourself you just externalize it to llms idk maybe assistant for some parts but id expect the founder to put some more care initially if they dont want to just fail
- KevinEdelson 1y agoIts not "easy" but we've been fortunate to have people contributing already!
- 1oooqooq 1y agoi meant: how does one search for a prompt without writing the prompt? i don't think this idea will produce anything to even get to the point of needing to solve the supply demand paradox.
- KevinEdelson 1y agoWe've already had over 1000 prompts shared and thousands of people using it. It's just as much about discovering cool ways to use AI that other humans share that you may not have thought of. You can search for prompts related to something and find ones that are valuable without needing to write an effective prompt yourself. example marketers are searching 'marketing' and finding useful prompts contributed by other people.
- KevinEdelson 1y agoOr if you search logo design you can see how other people are prompting logos and use it to inspire your ideas