Tyler Weitzman

@urieli17 @mluggy @SpeechifyAI Yes!

@tylerweitzman @mluggy @SpeechifyAI Will it support Hebrew?

הייתם משלמים על תוסף כזה? הקראה אוטומטית של ציוצים עם שיבוט קול אנושי. 🔊 תפעילו רמקול

@mluggy @urieli17 @SpeechifyAI Hey guys, founder of Speechify here. We have a new update coming up in the next 2-3 weeks that will fix these intonations issue. It will also be available in API to developers.

@urieli17 יש הרבה מנועים מסתבר, כמו @SpeechifyAI שהוא no-code ופרוייקטים כבדים כמו github.com/coqui-ai/TTS, שלא תומכים רשמית בעברית, אבן כן נשמעים לא רע. יש בעיה עם חלק מההטיות אבל אפשרי לפתור עם pre-processing. אני אבדוק כמה ואתן המלצה, לבינתיים הנה אתה.

@whowatwherewolf I used Midjourney, runway and speechify.

My latest creation: Forge of Fire 🔥 A 37-second mini-movie about an epic encounter between a lone explorer and a fire-born dragon. #animation #minimovie #sciFiFantasy #ForgeOfFire

@FrankTedesco_ Why did you choose the Fantom? And do you use it for its native sounds or do you utilize a DAW with VST instruments

Seriously considering switching from the Korg Kronos to the Roland Fantom 8 👀

@MrBeast Here’s the graph. In both linear and log scales.

Here’s how many views I’ve gotten on YouTube every year of my life. I’m grateful after all these years I still get to do what I love 🥰 12- 15,000 13- 7,000 14- 41,148 15- 125,634 16- 202,000 17- 5,482,596 18- 122,441,813 19- 464,282,517 20- 2,099,879,911 21- 3,324,451,660 22- 8,184,185,544 23- 13,265,311,414 24- 19,135,206,772 25- 32,686,259,082 26- Just started

I think today is MrBeast’s Birthday!

@uizard The code it exports is kind of useless. import React from 'react'; const styles = { Screen: { backgroundColor: '#07532f', }, }; const Screen = (props) => { return ( <div style={styles.Screen}> {props.children} </div> ); }; export default Screen;

Product managers 🤝 Uizard 🤝 Developers Uizard's handoff mode makes it easy for Developers to implement suggested changes to a digital product. Product Managers, or anyone in a product team, can easily use Uizard to demonstrate visual changes to a product.

To all those celebrating Rosh Hashanah, wishing you a happy New Year!

@life_of_ccb @willdepue It can on playground.

@willdepue Honestly I'd be over the moon if it could do the same job it did a few months ago

god if gpt-4 could explain things to me by showing me simple animations or interactive examples… would learn so much

31 ChatGPT prompts that'll launch your business to the moon, just like Zuckerberg: [bookmark now or cry later] 1. The 4 Disciplines of Execution (4DX) Prompt: Utilize the 4 Disciplines of Execution to analyze [my business decision]. Focus on strategy execution by setting wildly important goals, leading measures, and creating a scoreboard. 2. The Balanced Scorecard Prompt: Use the Balanced Scorecard to analyze [my business decision]. Focus on the four perspectives: financial, customer, internal processes, and learning and growth. 3. PESTLE Analysis Prompt: Apply PESTLE Analysis to assess [my business decision]. Consider the Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, and Environmental factors that could influence the decision. 4. Critical Path Method Prompt: Employ the Critical Path Method to evaluate [my business decision]. Identify the longest sequence of tasks and their dependencies to determine the shortest time to completion. 5. Lean Thinking Prompt: Apply Lean Thinking to assess [my business decision]. Focus on maximizing value while minimizing waste in processes. 6. The Ansoff Matrix Prompt: Utilize the Ansoff Matrix to evaluate [my business decision]. Consider the four growth strategies: market penetration, market development, product development, and diversification. 7. The Four Ps of Marketing Prompt: Analyze [my business decision] using the Four Ps of Marketing. Evaluate how Product, Price, Place, and Promotion strategies align with the decision. 8. The Boston Matrix Prompt: Use the Boston Matrix to assess [my business decision]. Categorize products or services as Cash Cows, Dogs, Question Marks, or Stars to guide strategic planning. 9. Zero-Based Budgeting Prompt: Apply Zero-Based Budgeting to evaluate [my business decision]. Start from a zero base and justify every expense to optimize resource allocation. 10. The Fishbone Diagram Prompt: Utilize the Fishbone Diagram to analyze [my business decision]. Identify root causes of problems or inefficiencies related to the decision. 11. The Five Forces Model Prompt: Evaluate [my business decision] using Porter's Five Forces Model. Examine the competitive forces that could affect the decision's success. 12. The Waterfall Model Prompt: Apply the Waterfall Model to assess [my business decision]. Use a linear and sequential approach to project management and product development. 13. The Agile Methodology Prompt: Utilize Agile Methodology to evaluate [my business decision]. Focus on iterative progress, flexibility, and collaboration with stakeholders. 14. The MoSCoW Method Prompt: Analyze [my business decision] using the MoSCoW Method. Prioritize tasks as Must-haves, Should-haves, Could-haves, and Won't-haves. 15. The Kano Model Prompt: Use the Kano Model to assess [my business decision]. Evaluate customer needs and how meeting them can result in customer delight or dissatisfaction. 16. The GROW Model Prompt: Apply the GROW Model to evaluate [my business decision]. Focus on Goals, Reality, Options, and Will to guide coaching and personal development. 17. The PDCA Cycle Prompt: Utilize the PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) Cycle to analyze [my business decision]. Implement a four-step management method for continuous improvement. 18. The Hedgehog Concept Prompt: Evaluate [my business decision] using the Hedgehog Concept. Focus on the intersection of passion, skill, and economic drivers. 19. The Theory of Constraints Prompt: Apply the Theory of Constraints to assess [my business decision]. Identify and manage bottlenecks that hinder progress. 20. The SOSTAC Model Prompt: Utilize the SOSTAC Model to evaluate [my business decision]. Focus on Situation analysis, Objectives, Strategy, Tactics, Action, and Control. 21. The Innovation Ambition Matrix Prompt: Analyze [my business decision] using the Innovation Ambition Matrix. Categorize innovations as core, adjacent, or transformational. 22. The VRIO Framework Prompt: Apply the VRIO Framework to assess [my business decision]. Evaluate resources based on Value, Rarity, Imitability, and Organization. 23. The RACI Matrix Prompt: Utilize the RACI Matrix to evaluate [my business decision]. Define who is Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed for each task. 24. The Johari Window Prompt: Analyze [my business decision] using the Johari Window. Understand self-awareness and interpersonal relationships within the team. 25. The Fogg Behavior Model Prompt: Evaluate [my business decision] using the Fogg Behavior Model. Understand how Motivation, Ability, and Triggers influence behavior. 26. The Business Model Canvas Prompt: Apply the Business Model Canvas to assess [my business decision]. Map out the key components of your business model visually. 27. The TOWS Matrix Prompt: Utilize the TOWS Matrix to analyze [my business decision]. Develop strategies by examining the external opportunities and threats in relation to internal strengths and weaknesses. 28. The GE/McKinsey Matrix Prompt: Evaluate [my business decision] using the GE/McKinsey Matrix. Assess business units based on market attractiveness and competitive strength. 29. The OKR Framework Prompt: Apply the OKR (Objectives and Key Results) Framework to evaluate [my business decision]. Set objectives and measure outcomes through key results. 30. The AIDA Model Prompt: Evaluate [my business decision] using the AIDA Model. Understand how Attention, Interest, Desire, and Action stages influence customer behavior. 31. The Nudge Theory Prompt: Apply Nudge Theory to assess [my business decision]. Consider how subtle changes in environment or choice architecture can influence behavior. 👉 Tip: Consistently applying these decision-making frameworks in your business can lead to more informed choices and better outcomes. Start with one that aligns closely with your current challenge! 🗨️ 'The biggest risk is not taking any risk. In a world that's changing quickly, the only strategy that is guaranteed to fail is not taking risks.' - Mark Zuckerberg ❓ What's the best prompt or framework you've used in your business? Share your experience! 👇 ----------------------🤖---------------------- Thanks for reading! If you enjoyed this post, please: 1. Repost to share the knowledge with your audience. 2. Follow @heyrobinai for more consistent, high-value AI posts

Custom Instructions with GPT-4 unlocks some insane new capabilities. If you use ChatGPT, don't ignore this. Here are the 7 most insane example use cases I've seen so far (a thread):

LLM Fine tuning is here! San Francisco’s top AI engineers came together to see what’s possible with fine-turning and only 4 hours of hacking. Here’s an exclusive what we saw at the “Anything But Wrappers” hackathon (🧵):

@stylewarning By learning C and contributing features in C, you’ll learn exactly how the code base works and how to read it. Then you can start considering if there’s a means to add components in a higher level language that will interop with C

I would start off by getting it running. Buy a used 32-bit windows if you need to. You don’t know what you’re dealing with if you can’t see it running. What if it doesn’t actually work? Then, you can work to get it compiled and working on a 64-bit Windows. Now you can use a modern machine and code on it to add your features. Stick with C to start. Learn C if you have to. Use ChatGPT to convert pseudo code to C if you need to, rather than trying to migrate 150K lines from C to something else.

You inherit a math program that is 150,000 lines of C, with no tests, mostly written in the late 80s/early 90s that only works on 32-bit Windows and has a GUI. You want to add a great many features to both the frontend and backend. What will be your approach?

Those oscillations along with angle oscillations means total solar eclipse is rare. Sun distance also moves farther and closer, and on a different period cycle than the moon. I’d wager no two eclipses have ever been exactly the same in terms of the relative size of the moon to the sun

In a total eclipse the moon has to be big enough to fully or almost fully obscure the sun except the Corona. But it It doesn’t have to be EXACTLY the same size as the sun, just bigger. There’s a +/- threshold of a few % where we’d still count it as a total eclipse. Still, they’re only 1.5% different. Won’t be the case when moon orbit gets farther away from Earth. Therefore, a coincidence for our era.

If you’re so smart, explain why the sun and moon are the same size in the sky. How is the moon 400 times smaller than the sun, but also about 400 times closer to earth? Is there a mathematical reason for this? Or just coincidence?

@Twitter @elonmusk accessibility isn’t great on latest twitter version on iOS. It no longer respects bold text + large text iOS settings. Works with one or the other, but with both the text isn’t bold. Any way to rollback? The new font is very thin.

So excited to launch our newest dating product on Product Hunt, currently the #5 product of the day! 🚀 "Texts From My Ex" uses ChatGPT to analyze actual text conversations from your iMessage or WhatsApp - giving you some hilarious relationship insights. producthunt.com/posts/texts-fr…

@lexfridman @MrBeast Legend

@MrBeast If I win, I will give all winnings to a randomly selected liker of this comment (picked by Python script)

Whoever has the most liked reply to this in 48 hours gets all my Twitter revenue for the next month!

@KingRyansun @Yampeleg @TensorDock He was talking about distributed training. Tensordock doesn’t offer that afaik