Tom
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Tom
@tomjacquesson
Sold Tweet Hunter and Taplio for 7 figures. My new stuff: - create newsletters w/ https://t.co/BJi7BPg07S - answer Google reviews w/ https://t.co/YKeg9eooBW
Building 👉 Katılım Ocak 2021
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@tomjacquesson You baaaaaaackkkkkkkkkk! 😀
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Technically true but February is 28 days so all things equal the traffic should be down like 7%
Tim Soulo 🇺🇦@timsoulo
Nearly 90 million search visits wiped out in the last 9 months. And traffic from AI didn't replace even 5% of it. (across ~75k websites connected to free @Ahrefs Web Analytics) Here's how other traffic sources held up: ▪️ Paid traffic is UP 13.8% (188M → 214M) ▪️ Social stayed flat (103M → 105M) ▪️ AI chatbot traffic? Just 4M at its peak Full data breakdown here 👉 chatgpt-vs-google.com Now the big question is: Does search traffic stabilize from here, or do we lose another 15-20% by the end of the year? What's your prediction? ... P.S. Learn more about FREE Web Analytics: ahrefs.com/web-analytics?…
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Similar story as someone I love is currently hospitalized.
No doctor or professional took the time to explain to me in simple words what the numbers I was seeing on the different monitors were.
So I took a pic and sent it to ChatGPT.
It clearly told me what each number was, how to interpret it and what would be a « positive » evolution of each one.
Not only that, thanks to its help, I was able to help administer care to my loved one when a machine would just not stop beeping.
The medical personnel was too busy to deal with it.
PS: I’m not criticizing the healthcare system. I understand that in cases of emergency, professionals sometimes just don’t have time to explain everything or take care of minor things. But thanks to an LLM I was able to understand what was happening and how to provide more comfort for my loved one.
Javi Lopez ⛩️@javilopen
🔥 The way we get a medical diagnosis has changed forever. As I mentioned a while back, I’d been dealing with pain in my right hand for over a year and a half, and still hadn’t received a proper diagnosis. The other day, I tried something as simple as taking a couple of photos and drawing with a pen on the areas of my hand that hurt and showed it to ChatGPT o3. Possible diagnosis? Cubital tunnel syndrome. My next question was how I could confirm that. It sent me a link to a doctor (yes, a specific one) in my hometown, Murcia, and suggested I get an electromyography done. Three days later, I’m at the doctor’s office. When I got there, the doctor asked me, ‘So, why are you here?’ I told him, well, my physio recommended to go and he mentioned I might have this cubital syndrome thing and that I should get an EMG (honestly, I was embarrassed to admit it was an AI that told me 😅) He ran the test and sure enough, ChatGPT’s diagnosis was spot on. I’ve got cubital tunnel syndrome. Once the doctor gave me the diagnosis and a report, I asked, ‘Okay, so now what?’ And he basically said, ‘Just rest’... Ummm, really? That's all? 😂 So I uploaded the full PDF report back to ChatGPT, now that I trust it even more, and it gave me a full weekly recovery plan for the whole year: everything from the exercises I should follow on YouTube to recommended vitamins and meds for this kind of thing. I still doublechecked with a doctor friend, and he said it was 100% perfect. And this is just one example of what’s happening every day now with AI. Not just for me, for you too. From legal advice at the level of the best lawyers, to developing any kind of software no matter how complex, generating entertainment, even helping you with tax regulation... anything. What a time to be alive!
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Fun story about AI:
My friend manages the career of this pretty well know electronic music artist
Couple weeks ago, some chinese company enquired to contract the artist to create a music for a commercial
But my manager friend was on vacation
The artist didn't speak any English or have any idea what to say
So he used AI to reply
The chinese guy did the same and replied with another AI-generated email
This went on for days, with a BUNCH of back-and-forth emails between what were essentially 2 AIs speaking to themselves
When the manager came back from vacation, the artist told him about it
So he asked asked:
- So what exactly do they need?
- When do they need it for?
- What's their buget?
The artist had no idea, so he took a look at the emails
And all they actually did during those 10+ emails was compliment each other's ideas and say how incredible they both were and how they'd love working together 😂
So my manager friend took things back into his own hands and they ended up signing the deal
And in the end, what's even more incredible is... the artist ended up using AI to help create the music 😂😂😂
Takeaways:
- Business idea: AI artist manager with the right prompts
- More people than you think are using AI, but communication starts to break down and become useless when both sides are doing it
- A commercial which is about to air on actually chinese TV contains an AI-generated piece of music which a real-life artist was paid for
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"I just hate that buying a Tesla is now the symbol that you're endorsing Elon for everything he does."
Money = voting
So if you pay for X premium, drive a Tesla and subscribe to Starlink
Well... it doesn't really matter if you 'don't endorse everything Elon does'
Fact is you're giving him your hard earned money
In the end of the day, you either reflect on your actions or you don't
PS :
- I paid for X premium until October and canceled, realized I had paid for a full year so I'm stuck with this shit blue tick
- Canceled Starlink
- Never owned a Tesla because it's ugly 😘
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I hate this because I wanted to buy one.
Now I'm reconsidering.
Because the brand matters.
And before you say "only losers care what others think" - that's BS.
Humans are social creatures. We all care what our friends, family, and network think.
Call it weakness, but it's just true.
I just hate that buying a Tesla is now the symbol that you're endorsing Elon for everything he does.
DogeDesigner@cb_doge
Who is funding these anti-Tesla ads on Instagram?
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@victor_bigfield Make a site called something like « Maker Swag » and sell them in the form of tshirts or hats or mugs or whatever
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Any ideas?
I have hundreds of visuals that I've made.
And I have to admit that for once I don't have any ideas, or maybe too many to do anything with.
I took a course to learn how to make them.
And I'd like to do something else with it.
A pack for Ads, illustrations?
Mugs, posters, t-shirts?
A book with designer quotes for each visual?
Anything else?
I'd love to hear any ideas 💡
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Sooo I severely hurt my back and forgot I planned letterpal's PH launch for today
LOL 😅😅😅
If you want to lend a hand, any support would be greatly appreciated!
Here's a pic of me laying in bed just realizing my launch is NOW
👉 producthunt.com/posts/letterpa…
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that was fast openai.com/index/openai-o…
Tom@tomjacquesson
This is something I don't get about OpenAI vs. DeepSeek OpenAI claims DeepSeek has distilled GPT to steal its knowledge and create their own model If they knew it could be done, then why didn't OpenAI do exactly that to itself in order to provide GPT-o1 performance at a much lower price & higher speed? Seems like a good way to avoid spending billions in Nvidia chips
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This is something I don't get about OpenAI vs. DeepSeek
OpenAI claims DeepSeek has distilled GPT to steal its knowledge and create their own model
If they knew it could be done, then why didn't OpenAI do exactly that to itself in order to provide GPT-o1 performance at a much lower price & higher speed?
Seems like a good way to avoid spending billions in Nvidia chips
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@tibo_maker Smarter or healthier -> 50% chance I buy
More sleep -> "I'll take 4 please"
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As a parent, I am ready to buy pretty much anything that has the slightest chance of making my kids smarter or healthier
Build for parents
Paul Graham@paulg
The problem with starting a startup to make something for schools is that startups have to begin by selling to early adopters, and schools aren't early adopters of anything.
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@tomjacquesson This is cool. Maybe a pay as you go pricing could fit? I.e. 10 cents per every 100 tokens spent 👀
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@eugZolotarenko I think it's not hard to make but maybe hard to charge a subscription
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@tomjacquesson Wow, this an amazing idea! Will be hard to make the SAAS from it though.
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