No longer using ChatGPT super often. As a diehard prompt engineer, I can nearly always get better results by working with the models directly. BUT For the average person, chat is the best and easiest way to get language models to do what you want. Conversation is prompting.
@mattshumer_
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Replit Cycles Become Casual Investment Purchase for Developers
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Until a few months ago, I'd have agreed 100%. But @Replit Cycles have recently become a common purchase for me, often without much thought. Maybe it's because I sort of see them as an investment?
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Subscription Models: Hidden Ongoing Costs in AI Services
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It's like we're fooling ourselves into thinking it's not an ongoing bill.
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Software Pricing Psychology: Why We Hesitate to Pay
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I'll spend $20 on something I don't need in-person without thinking twice… but when it comes to software that could solve an acute problem I'm facing, I find myself hesitating to pay even $5/mo. Does anyone else feel the same way?
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HyperWrite Chat demonstrates impressive capabilities in action
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Really cool seeing HyperWrite Chat in action.
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HyperWrite Seeks Creative TikTok Creator for AI Team
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We're looking for a creative and experienced TikTok creator to join our team at HyperWrite. Please share this tweet, and if you know someone who would be a great fit, refer them to me. Send me a DM if you're interested!
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How hot tech trends become VC profile pictures
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2021: NFT profile pics
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AI Chatbots Will Surpass Human Expert Advice Soon
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In the near future, AI-powered chatbots will be able to provide advice that surpasses what a human expert could give. Soon, it will be a disadvantage to work with a human over a chatbot.
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ChatGPT Will Look Like a Toy in Six Months
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The craziest thing about ChatGPT In 6 months, it’s going to look like a toy
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Scaling Growth: Reflecting on Rapid Business Expansion
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One of the best parts of scaling is looking back at your numbers from two months ago and thinking “damn, those numbers are tiny”.