tonyoconnell

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by tonyoconnell 3y ago
Simply define types that represent the intents supported in your natural language application. That could be as simple as an interface for categorizing sentiment or more complex examples like types for a shopping cart or music application.
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TypeChat replaces prompt engineering with schema engineering(github.com)
2 points by tonyoconnell 3y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Best software to write, manage and optimise GPT prompts
1 points by tonyoconnell 3y ago|0 comments
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by tonyoconnell 3y ago
I like it. How can I find tomorrow's news? I guess I need to subscribe by email or I suppose I can update the URL. Clever marketing. Your prompt generation tool looks very good. I will give it a go. So your marketing worked well on me.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
Moviemaking, gamemaking and education are converging. I can see the day when blockbuster education games/apps are built with the budget of a Hollywood movie.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
Seems to fall back to GPT 3 if you haven't got access to GPT 4 API yet
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
Here's one made with Astro https://github.com/ddiu8081/chatgpt-demo There's a fork in Chinese somewhere with loads more features.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
Read 100million offers and Russel Brunson books. And watch frank kerns videos. And learn from Aaron Fletcher. And Digital Marketer. Then use OpenAI to create your strategy, campaigns, ads and content.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
The Matrix is my last hope for a free internet.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
Lovely app. N8N's community contributions are licensed under the Apache license so would it be possible to download all their integrations and convert them into your format? Then you would have almost 400 apps.
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
https://budibase.com/
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by tonyoconnell 4y ago
A simple app (e.g. a wordpress plugin) that would load some nice elements of a web page above the fold ... then load the rest of the web page after ... something that would lower time to first byte, first contentful paint and time to intera
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by tonyoconnell 5y ago
Nearly 80% of emails are unopened
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by tonyoconnell 5y ago
You can use an app called Picture Mushroom to ID mushrooms
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by tonyoconnell 5y ago
I agree. It's not easy for the average user to setup a Matrix server, yet. With Conduit's light footprint soon we may be able to setup a server by simply downloading it from Google Play or the App Store. If the rest of the setup c
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by tonyoconnell 5y ago
This looks wonderful and very important. In 1995, when I started working with the Internet I believed that it was going to bring freedom and equality - to allow anyone (big or small, rich or poor) to communicate with the rest of the world.
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by tonyoconnell 5y ago
For tools you could have a look at krisp.ai to remove background noise and descript.com to transcribe your audio and edit it by changing the transcribed text.
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by tonyoconnell 6y ago
In 1995, to create web graphics, I learned how to use Adobe Photoshop. It was the first software (along with Notepad) I learned to make websites. In 98 Macromedia Fireworks was released as the first serious tool for creating graphics for th
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Facebook's Radical Bitcoin-Beating Cryptocurrency Plans Revealed(forbes.com)
1 points by tonyoconnell 7y ago|0 comments
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Not a hotdog – how to build an AI powered plugin for Sketch(blog.sketchapp.com)
1 points by tonyoconnell 7y ago|0 comments
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
Could you please explain why whole genome sequencing at 0.4x coverage is worthless? I would have thought it could provide a lot of value, for example, to understand inherited health risks and to predict drug response.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
Nebula uses 30X coverage for the free-with-sharing service. However, the $99 sequencing is about 0.4X.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
Nebula Genomics https://nebula.org analyses your whole genome for $99 or free. They store your DNA in a blockchain and you can decide and track who you share your data with.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
If you ask that question in 5 years perhaps the answer will be that it came alive with AI. As AI becomes more important so should the Semantic Web since it will provide data to train the machines.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
Yes. And the FBI use the same tech https://plone.com/secure
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
I used to have to restart it all the time but I never thought to just set it to automatically reboot. I should have known that most computer problems can be fixed if you switch them off and on again.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
The marriage ended ... but I can hold my head high knowing I tried my best. I grew and learned so much after the marriage ended that I never would have if we broke up back then so I suppose everything worked out for the best.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
Yeah, it ended about 6 years after that.
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
My mentors were based in Ireland, one was Managing Director of the European Software Centre for a huge computer hardware company and another was president of the university in my city. In Ireland education is mostly financed by the governme
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by tonyoconnell 8y ago
I spent hours and hours, months and months, up all night trying to fix memory problems, that I wasn't qualified to fix. It was one of the darkest times in my life. Everyone I loved wouldn't speak to me because I wouldn't

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