RMWildly

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by RMWildly 2y ago
-For those without direct access to an LLM, Budibase AI offers an alternative, powered by ChatGPT Is this always on or can it be opted out of? What if you don't want your data exposed to chatgpt
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by RMWildly 2y ago
I could have been more constructive her in fairness! It's not so much the language as the presentation of the options in that specific question - they're kind of presented as a scale but the middle options deals with a different v
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by RMWildly 2y ago
It also seems like because of this pattern a lot of the tools wouldn't actually be that useful in the field. I've played around with a few now that 1. it was almost impossible to test and debug behavior because you can't tell
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by RMWildly 2y ago
Unfortunately this is the crux of it. SEO and socials are only free if you don't value your time. It'd also help to know what kind of website the OP runs, obviously.
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by RMWildly 2y ago
I don't even get the sense the questions/answers have been written by a human? I have no idea how you could land on the three available options for the cultural environment question.
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by RMWildly 2y ago
I had some fun trying to get this to work with prompts based on specific brands etc. It felt like it had a pretty good attempt at a Fender Jazz Bass and a Moog Mother, but struggled with a Juno 6. Is that pure coincidence or would the model
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by RMWildly 3y ago
For arrangements/history/background/variations on folk songs, especially Irish, Scottish, and American ballads, mudcat.org is an incredible resource that's still rocking the early 2000s plain HTML look. Can't say en
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Experimenting with RPA and Low-Code for CRUD Development(budibase.com)
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by RMWildly 3y ago
We set out to experiment with whether we can usefully automate low-code development tasks using RPA. While we were able to set it up to ship tools relatively easily, the constraints we encountered make it tricky to see many real-world appli
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by RMWildly 3y ago
I've tried to create resources like this in the past for internal use in agencies and also mentoring clients and I think the thing that makes it really tough is that for any of this kind of information to be actionable the would-be SEO
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by RMWildly 3y ago
I love this. I've definitely seen one of those TV chefs go to SE Asia somewhere and be served a broth that claimed to be >150 years old - probably Anthony Bourdain. Tough one to get past the hygiene inspector I guess though.
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by RMWildly 3y ago
This is the exact point in the market I try to look out for when I'm buying any kind of product - not just studio gear. I've heard someone referring to some kinds of products as the 'AK-47 option' - as in reliable, ubiqu
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by RMWildly 3y ago
I suppose if I have eternity to play with it's hard to rule out.
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by RMWildly 3y ago
I took a course from a local conflict mediation charity based around the Harvard Negotiation Project's framework on Difficult Conversations (So another vote for soft skills, really). It completely changed the way I think about dealing
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by RMWildly 3y ago
The human in the mix is definitely the interesting part here. UI design inevitably has a more subjective element than other tasks, so I suppose it would be tricky to build a solution like this because, even if what it outputs is objectively
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by RMWildly 3y ago
I've also read a line of thinking that negatively correlates home ownership with entrepreneurship - or sometimes this is operationalised as a high proportion of net worth being accounted for by home ownership rather than other assets.
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by RMWildly 4y ago
This is my attitude. Doing these kinds of things for your own satisfaction is something that gets majorly overlooked. Reminds me of Kurt Vonnegut talking about writing a poem every day just for the heck of it. Even if you're not active