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Claude and ChatGPT Run My Fantasty Football Team: Draft Edition(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
3 points by idopmstuff 5d ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 16d ago
Flippa, Empire Flippers and to a lesser degree Quiet Light Brokerage
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by idopmstuff 16d ago
One-man show here - I own a dozen small e-commerce brands. I'll assume you're just taking away AI, but not the tools I've built with AI. I've got all kinds of useful tools that do helpful things, like check to make sure
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by idopmstuff 1mo ago
Entirely factual. It's "Someone from <city> bought <product> <period of time since purchase> ago!" with a picture of the product. All purchases are real.
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by idopmstuff 1mo ago
Yeah, I mean at the end of the day there is clearly a spectrum of conversion rate optimizing stuff you can do, some of which is fine and some of which is unethical. A/B testing the color of your add to cart button and using the one tha
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by idopmstuff 1mo ago
I started an e-commerce brand on a Shopify site. I swore to myself I would never put up one of those stupid things that pops up "Someone bought X product an hour ago!" messages in the corner of the screen. I ended up trying it. Bo
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Automated Websites, Run by Claude(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 1mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 1mo ago
Thanks! There are actually five year charts for most of the data, but you have to click into the page for a specific dataset (e.g. https://the-dwell.com/anchored/east-coast ). But you're right that it'd make s
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by idopmstuff 1mo ago
The last time somebody made this thread, I posted about https://the-waterline.com/ , a site I launched as a side project/eval to see how well Claude can do a decent-sized project (mostly) independently. It pulls public
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
"The study, authored by Capraro with Chiara Marcoccia of École Normale Supérieure and Walter Quattrociocchi of Sapienza University of Rome, deliberately used questions where AI models typically fail: visual details from films, such as
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
Yeah good god OP please start writing a Substack about this! Engineer who buys a run-down bowling alley and cleverly fixes problems is exactly what the internet needs more of.
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
Ah, that is a fantastic idea, it's on my to do list.
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
Thanks! I am definitely not an expert in either, and I've run the content by both Fable and GPT-5.6 with instructions to make sure it's written in such a way that it would read normally to people in the industry. They assure me th
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
I heard an episode of the Odd Lots podcast about HayWire (haywireag.com), a site that pulls public data from government PDFs + APIs, uses LLMs to parse it and turns it into an easily readable website that has all of the latest info on hay p
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
I assume you're referring to this: > And when the brain encounters something it can’t process efficiently, it doesn’t simply adapt. Brain imaging studies cited in the review show it generates stronger neural responses in visual area
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
The Limitations section at the bottom certainly has a lot of limitations: > This paper is a review, meaning it synthesizes and interprets existing research rather than presenting new experimental data. The authors themselves note that cu
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Fable, Opus, Claude Code and Claude Web: How to Use Them All for the Best Result(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 2mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 2mo ago
I own a dozen Amazon brands that are probably largely of the kind that OP would want this to get rid of (sourced from China, not name brands by any stretch, only sell on Amazon). For the most part I would say this extension is not a great i
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Claude Does SEO(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 3mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
> It might seem obvious to coders, but the difference between Claude Code and Claude.ai's chat is enormous, even if those two run the same model. In my experience, Claude Code is vastly better for doing tasks, writing code, etc., bu
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
How is AI involved in this? None of the features seem like they would need to use it at all. So presumably AI means it's just vibe coded? Also, the comparison chart is just dishonest. People didn't e-sign proposals before your pro
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
Not worthwhile feels a bit strong (a good FAQ is definitely worthwhile!), but I definitely agree that there is a big difference between any kind of art (writing, playing music, creation of images/videos/etc.) for its own sake and
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
> To investigate whether skills are being lost in the field of computer science, researchers at the AI firm Anthropic in San Francisco, California, designed a randomized controlled trial in which 52 software engineers were asked to perfo
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Using Cloudflare's Agentic Interface to (Mostly) Seamlessly Launch a Website(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
1 points by idopmstuff 3mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
So many! I manage a fund that buys small e-comm brands, and at this point the whole thing runs on a combination of AI and tools created with AI. My favorite is one that scrapes my Alibaba/WeChat/WhatsApp/email supplier convos
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
For the most part if you give it sample photos that have sufficient coverage of different angles, it's very good at faithfully reconstructing the product from whatever angle you choose. The one exception I've encountered is baby m
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
This is definitely the most interesting question in a ton of AI applications. I think folks should be really be spending a lot of time on figuring out how to deterministically check AI outputs in a way that's reliable in order to reduc
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by idopmstuff 3mo ago
Two of them: 1. ChatGPT 3.5 wrote me a script to pull some data out of Shopify and write it to a Google Sheet. Nothing remotely impressive by today's standards, but I had just commanded a computer to write code in plain English and it
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Using My AI Assistant to Automate Amazon Return Reimbursements(theautomatedoperator.substack.com)
2 points by idopmstuff 3mo ago|0 comments
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by idopmstuff 4mo ago
> Communism's failures are due to human social factors, not technological. You can't fix social problems with technology. Yeah, that's fair. The argument would be that the core reason communism failed is because people inh

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