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Show HN: White label and SDK for paid per minute audio/vid/txt chats (apps/web)(lokiapp.live)
2 points by cristianMD7 3y ago|0 comments
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
This is very good suggestion, thanks. I'm in the process of rewriting some sections of the sample and will update the 'librarian' part.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thank you so much for your support and for signing up for the newsletter. I like the idea of offering an immediate reward after signing up. Unfortunately, I don't have it set up just yet, but it's now in my to-do list. By the way,
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! I really like the idea of adding an 'ask me' feature, and I'll definitely think about how to implement it. Right now, I'm working on creating an About Us page to share more about the team behi
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Not so different, we provide a similar service.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thanks a million for the encouragement! I really appreciate your uplifting words.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
You're absolutely right, ChatGPT can do this if someone has the curiosity and motivation to ask it for explanations. However, in my experience working with my clients, I haven't seen them utilize it in this way. Just a couple of m
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
I'm not trying to be purposefully unclear. I launched this product today to the public, used it only for a couple of my clients until now. There was no need to integrate any LLM API's because it's not worth it yet the effort.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Human written at the moment. I know I can't scale it that way, but if I get to a point where I get too many email, I will explore using OpenAI API's.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
This is mainly for managers and directors to get in on the action of understanding tech terms. My theory is that if I send them nicely formatted emails that are short enough to keep them interested, but packed with enough info to quickly gr
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Currently, I am not using OpenAI's APIs for this project, at least not at the moment. My primary focus is on validating the idea and gauging interest. Scaling is something I haven't given much thought to yet. I appreciate your re
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
I completely agree with you on the importance of developers being able to read and understand others' code and documentation. It's an essential part of their job. However, the focus of my newsletter is a bit different. It caters t
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thank you! Will get that fixed asap
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
I appreciate your feedback. There are some really great writers on Substack that provide tech topics from their subjective expertise, and as you, I'm also interested in that. This newsletter is trying to achieve a different goal.
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Congrats on learning web development! ChatGPT can indeed be super helpful when learning programming, I wish I had access to such a tool back in my days when I was learning it. A lot of people I'm working with are not using it in such
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thank you for your feedback. I haven't thought about scaling too much yet, would like to validate the idea the first. I'm not sure how to present a sample email without sending it directly to the user's inbox. I could proba
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
I really appreciate your comment, and the analogy with the "word of the day" is spot-on. My target audience consists of individuals who may not be specifically interested in learning programming, but who would benefit from underst
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thank you for the feedback. I totally understand that sending random topics to someone's inbox may not the best approach. Maybe in the future I will create a guided plan or a customizable learning path where users can select specific
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by cristianMD7 3y ago
Thanks for the question, it's a good one. Unlike the Simple English Wikipedia, which covers a bunch of topics in a traditional encyclopedia format, we're laser-focused on tech. We dive deep into tech terms, giving you concise expl
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Codictionary: A newsletter that explain tech terms in plain, everyday language(codictionary.com)
37 points by cristianMD7 3y ago|43 comments