Andre Siregar

@peduarte @raycast Love the choice of font at the end 😉

Here's the idea behind the “A New Start” campaign: Most of us started our careers on Windows. We learned to code, to draw, to solve problems on Windows 98, XP, Vista, etc. Eventually, a lot of us moved to the Mac as it became more common. We have fond memories of using Windows. When I think back to 2002, learning Flash 5, setting up an FTP server, hearing the dial-up connection, and getting my first website online, I have nothing but amazing memories. And during that time, we relied heavily on the Start button. It was great and did the perfect job back then. But the way we work today has changed, and we know that getting to your apps through the Start menu is no longer the desired path. Raycast does a much better job of helping you use your computer faster and better. Hence the title: “A New Start.” It’s a new start for Windows users, for Raycast, and for the Start button. The campaign has a nostalgic vibe. It’s a love letter to Windows, in a way. The photos are of the Raycast team using Windows back in the day 🥹 It’s the most honest way to announce Raycast for Windows, from a team that has been building exclusively for the Mac. I hope you enjoy it. I’m really glad we get to work on projects like this with @brunocbreis and @ingapng, and to be part of a team that lets us explore new ways of telling stories: @thomaspaulmann @pitnikola 🫶

They know that a typical @raycastapp users will want to search past conversations and good titles will help a lot. I wish @MSFTCopilot understands this. Where's the search feature, hmm?

I am constantly impressed by how much @raycastapp understands its users' expectations. With most other apps, I usually have features "wish list". With Raycast, I find features I didn't even realize I needed. For example, this AI-suggested rewrite for my AI chat title ❤️❤️❤️

"The right question is usually more important than the right answer." - PLATO

@meshhq I love the WhatsApp integration. Are you planning to have 1-click to send a WhatsApp message too (just like click to Text message)?

💬 WhatsApp integration for complete contact & message syncing clay.earth/integrations/w…

2024 was an incredible year for Clay! Here's what we shipped across 2,875 commits (that's 11 per day!) and 334,618 lines of code 🧵

@meshhq on LinkedIn, can you see how often I interact with a connection? I have someone I interact regularly on LinkedIn, but my network strength with them is Low.

@fedesimio This would be amazing. I have notebooks containing all information about my projects (meeting notes, progress status, issues, reference materials, etc.). This will be like chatting with a capable and knowledgeable Project Manager.

[FEEDBACK NEEDED] 😱 Chat with notebook on Evernote We’re considering building something like this, see screenshot (just a draft). What do you think? What would you use it for (practical examples)? Please give us high quality answers, they’ll help us turn this into reality 💚

@fedesimio I'm so happy you didn't forget about this feature 😄

Good news for note reminders lovers!

@TomCayman @fedesimio I second this! Task is something to do. Reminder is reminder, not necessarily something to be done

@fedesimio Can we please have our reminders tab back on iOS ? Count me among the very many who have used Evernote for a decade or more as our memory (the original “why” of Evernote according to one of the first five employees of the company). You took away my memory.

Lots of stuff released in June, take a look:

@meshhq Congrats - I'm excited to try this. Your website says you have a free tier. But upon sign up, it looks like a free 14-day TRIAL instead. So, which is it?

We 💚 Whatsapp. Today, we're excited to launch one of our most requested integrations for Clay ever—WhatsApp.

@fedesimio @WPerplexed I use reminders a lot, actually. Reminders are for me to be REMINDED of the note. Tasks are something for me to DO. I really hope the two can co-exist. Plus, nothing beats the simplicity of forwarding an email to Evernote, then clicking a button to be reminded of it.

@WPerplexed Thank you. I agree. Nobody uses note reminders anyway, the only ones who do use them as a hack to pin notes. We'll soon get rid of note reminders to implement an actual pin feature, and that will give us back some vertical space.

@fedesimio Loving the new mobile app! One wee suggestion, when on the notes tab, there is the reminders tags etc options at the top - these are important but when scrolling down to find a note perhaps these could fade giving more screen for the list of notes?

@thejustinwelsh @readwise save

Yesterday, my little one-person business crossed $4M in revenue. It took 1,352 days, I ran zero ads & operate at a 94% margin. Here are the 20 steps of my wild & strange journey: Hope it's helpful to someone. [🧵 thread]

@svpino Thank them in sharing! How do you save and go back to past conversations?

I rarely use ChatGPT anymore. Instead, I have a simple script to access the API directly. Every developer should consider doing the same. This approach is cheaper for me. It's also more flexible and easier to run different experiments. There are advantages and disadvantages to this method. First, when I mentioned this yesterday, some people said the API doesn't keep the context of a conversation. This is inaccurate. As you'll see in the code, I keep an ongoing dialogue with the API and retain the context. My solution is rudimentary but is good enough for me. You can improve it if you need to. Regarding pricing, I usually use GPT-3.5, which is very cheap. I can't imagine getting closer to $20/month using this model. For certain things, I use GPT-4. Slower and more expensive, but get better results. The API might be more expensive if you are a heavy GPT-4 user. Don't fall for the one-time bill someone had one time and think that will happen every time. ChatGPT Plus is $20 monthly, regardless of how much you use it. That adds up quickly. The main downside of using the API is losing access to plugins. If you rely on those, you must stick with ChatGPT's GUI. On the other hand, you gain access to "function calling" through the API. OpenAI released this feature a few weeks ago, and it's a game-changer if you want to build anything serious with these models. Of course, whether or not this is better for you depends on how you use the system today. I wouldn't recommend that my mom does this, but developers will probably have a better time and appreciate the flexibility. The code in the screenshot is just a preview of the code. Link to the full notebook is in the next tweet.

@AndrewYNg Safe travels! Good choice with the chili crab :-) Will you have a public event in Singapore?

Looking forward to traveling this and next week to talk about AI! Here’s where I’ll be: - Japan 🇯🇵 Jul 13-15 - Singapore 🇸🇬 Jul 16-18 - Korea 🇰🇷 Jul 19-21 I’m also looking forward to eating some authentic 親子丼 (Oyakodon), Chilli Crab, and 비빔밥 (Bibimbap)!

@kbrisingapura Selamat pagi. Saya WNI residen di Singapura mau perpanjang paspor. Apakah sudah bisa dapat e-paspor dari embassy di Chatsworth?

@hnshah @Google Using Bard from Singapore. I still like ChatGPT 4 better except for when I need current news/info

Have you used @Google’s Bard yet? bard.google.com

Finally! I've been waiting for this feature so I can ditch Evernote >> Apple's Notes App Now Lets You Create Links Between Notes macrumors.com/2023/06/06/app…

When you hear that AI is getting more powerful, it doesn’t mean that machines are about to take over our lives. Tools like Generative AI should be seen as companions to make us faster, better, and more productive with our work. #ArtificialIntelligence #Digital #Mindset

@MattMickiewicz The 24-year journey to wealth!

Found old book purchase receipt. Apparently this is what I was reading in 1999 at age 16.

@StevenLevy @satya And it's a great move. I use Bing more than ever now.

Why did Microsoft hustle to put GPT in Bing? @satya: "I said, “Hey, let's change the search paradigm so that Google's 10 blue links look like Alta Vista!” Complete interview: wired.com/story/microsof…