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Fantastic work by AGG and their use of an app to keep everyone aligned during a critical conference they attend annually.

@zackbshapiro Recently I migrated from Claude to OpenAI as I found the quality of work higher and it more diligent doing the whole task. Have you compared it to Codex desktop app? I wonder what the gap is between the products especially as the models are constantly improving.

Management offsites can be stressful. Making sure everybody knows where they need to be, what they need to be doing, and what's expected of them is critical information. Heather built the solution without IT or design assistance too!

@petergyang Try this skill for interface design (frontend design skill is for web pages). It definitely benefits from screenshots you like github.com/Dammyjay93/int…

My first impressions with Codex (yeah I only started seriously using it this weekend): 1. It can find and fix bugs that Claude Code introduced (!) 2. It is not very good at UX/frontend - maybe there's a skill that can help? 3. $20/month seems like great value

Why do people keep asking questions that ai knows the answer to? Must be hoping other users will use ai to send them the answer.

It bothers me that @claudeai code fails to 1. find its settings file 2. creates skills in the wrong location 3. configures MCP in the wrong location. It's frustrating having to restart claude code and find settings it just configured don't work. Am I missing something?

@BosonJoe How do you chat with it from anywhere?

Clawdbot is basically claude code in a folder with a few markdown files The docs make the whole thing more confusing than it has to be Here's Gus, my personal AI assistant running on my macbook. It has slack and google workspace skills and a CLAUDE.md file with basic operating instructions And I can chat with it from anywhere

@levelsio I appreciate you sharing life hacks like this.

Guys we have 2 glass airfryers now Can make 2x 500g 🥩 ribeye at the same time (1kg steak = 250g protein) Or 1x 500g 🥩 ribeye + 1x 500g 🥦 vegetables Also rice cooker on right and SodaStream sparkling water maker on left (I press it 6x to get turbo water, 1x is too weak)

@GoalLoaded @grok list the exercises in the video

Google released generative UI. OpenAI released Apps. I think Gen UI will win for 2 reasons: 1. No one wants to build apps proactively against a proprietary standard 2. Gen UI is likely to be more dynamic and evolve as the model improves

@zarazhangrui @karpathy Great idea. I do this a lot with gemini app but I have to write the prompt manually each time.

@karpathy I do the same with long YouTube videos (such as your interview with Dwarkesh), and developed a tool for this use case: tldw.us

I’m starting to get into a habit of reading everything (blogs, articles, book chapters,…) with LLMs. Usually pass 1 is manual, then pass 2 “explain/summarize”, pass 3 Q&A. I usually end up with a better/deeper understanding than if I moved on. Growing to among top use cases. On the flip side, if you’re a writer trying to explain/communicate something, we may increasingly see less of a mindset of “I’m writing this for another human” and more “I’m writing this for an LLM”. Because once an LLM “gets it”, it can then target, personalize and serve the idea to its user.

@flipletapp @tonytlwu I can't wait to speak with Emma and Grace from Mills & Reeve to learn what they've been using Fliplet for

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@flipletapp I am looking forward to presenting next week and sharing our plans for the future.

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Dear @OpenAI I have been stuck in a loop with your support team for weeks. I cannot upgrade. I was testing the Team plan but the inability to share conversations publicly was a deal breaker so I downgraded to free and I now cannot upgrade again. Help!

@HanchungLee Gemini can produce detailed summaries

i dont listen to podcasts; found them to be a complete waste of time. until i found the chinese tech podcasts.

@peternixey @bryan_johnson This is really interesting especially for content that doesn’t require an exact replication although you’re very dependent on how the model interprets the description. I wonder what happens if you ask for far more detail with the goal of a direct reproduction?

They say a picture speaks 1,000 words. But it turns out that you can recreate most of a picture with just 500. Which kind of blows my mind. Here's 5 examples of compressing an image to under 600 words and then recreating it again using AI. Let's start with @bryan_johnson 👇🏻

Congratulations to the team at @foxwilliams for winning our App of the Month award! Their Partners app gives the firm’s partners an events app to take notes, see their agenda and important information when attending conferences and other events.

@lovable It would be great to understand what other libraries loveable is good at using

With Lovable, you can easily create 3D graphs, timelines, and interactive node maps by simply specifying in the prompt that it should use Vis.js

@WisprAI I have installed your app but it just keeps loading and closing without any errors. Any idea what's going on? I couldn't find a FAQ or support site