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jaggs
3y ago
Old news - https://www.dw.com/en/openai-ceo-rolls-back-threat-to-quit-e...
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jaggs
3y ago
See also https://www.dw.com/en/openai-ceo-rolls-back-threat-to-quit-e...
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jaggs
3y ago
Send to be a nicely measured report. And as the author says, nothing is set in stone yet.
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jaggs
3y ago
Try openclimatefix.org. Using A.I. to help reduce carbon emissions during energy generation.
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jaggs
3y ago
Totally agree with making the AI do the hard work. The AI should be able to deliver the whole marketing process with one button press.
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jaggs
3y ago
Yeah sorry, I didn't mean to come across as being snarky. It's just a great idea, but to do it justice, I believe (rightly or wrongly) that you need to make it brain dead simple for users who hate marketing. It's the same way
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3y ago
Too little, too late. This is General Motors facing Tesla, only this time Tesla is open source. And moving at the speed of light. If G. is to catch up, it's going to have to deploy some heavyweight cash to lobby for an AI slowdown. But
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3y ago
Nice idea. But desperately needs AI to do the heavy lifting. What is a message? What is its purpose? What about crucial differentiators, USPs, positioning, 4 Ps, ADA, funnel stages, inbound vs outbound, tactics, KPIs and a host of other rea
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jaggs
3y ago
Samsung XCover Pro?
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jaggs
4y ago
Interesting. What would be more useful though, would be to let people add their own API key and have unlimited use. Also a local install version would be nice.
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jaggs
4y ago
Definitely something like that. Before it's too late?
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4y ago
The end of 2022 is when the tools gained enough mass exposure, and more critically ease of use, that anyone anywhere could set up an account, and start creating 'humans' for future use. Before then, it was a specialist task, so mu
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jaggs
4y ago
Tsk... busted. :) How about this...Arsenal 2, Hammers 2 yesterday? Wot a travesty. :)
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jaggs
4y ago
Awesome, thanks for the correction. At least I've proved my personal humanness. :)
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4y ago
A per pro of nothing, I believe strongly that all online identities created towards the end of 2022 should be subject to a 'human verification test'. Just in case. Not sure how it would work, but just suggesting it might be useful
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jaggs
4y ago
Nice idea. We're definitely going to need something like this in the future.
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jaggs
4y ago
This is very cool. I tested it with a quick reminder request and it seemed to work. I'm a bit terrified by the privacy issue though. Combining OpenAI with WhatsApp seems like a marriage made in hell. I guess the only solution will be t
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jaggs
4y ago
Just found one - http://www.hnreplies.com/ [Edit - hmm...except I'm not sure it's working. Edit 2 - yep it works. :)]
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jaggs
4y ago
Same.
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jaggs
4y ago
Never mind, I managed to open a page on the site, and it looks like they died last year. Shame.
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Are Vanilla Forums OSS having problems?
(open.vanillaforums.com)
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4y ago
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jaggs
4y ago
Having problems connecting. Is it just me or are there problems?
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Materialistic HN Reader Gone?
(github.com)
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4y ago
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jaggs
4y ago
Anyone know what's happened to the Materialistic HN reader? It was definitely the best Android reader around, and now it's sadly suddenly disappeared. The Github still exists at https://github.com/hidroh/mater
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jaggs
4y ago
Microsoft clearly smells blood in the water...
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jaggs
4y ago
Um...I hate to break it to you... :)
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4y ago
Shame there's no Android port yet.
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4y ago
Thanks for this. How fascinating to be using AI to make AI more accessible to people. Clumsily said, but hopefully you know what I mean. :) Article here : https://archive.is/WVdIi
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4y ago
Well, whatever you think of the ChatGPT hype train, that's a pretty impressive answer. Succinct, yet comprehensive. Nice.
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4y ago
Could the moat be speed? First mover advantage has proved to be a huge factor in the past. Share of mind, messaging, audience loyalty, eyeballs, etc. ?
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