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by osullip 4mo ago
Sorry, replying to own post but I have to add this. Actions were not working on the android app. Known issue for a long time https://community.openai.com/t/gpts-custom-api-calls-not-wor... I did the same solution descr
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by osullip 4mo ago
I have been doing exactly this by bookmarking Codex and using 'Add to home screen' Process (all on my phone) * Create new repo on github * Tell Chatgpt the project and ask for a readme and agents file * Manual upload the files to
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by osullip 4mo ago
Yeah, I agree. If all transactions are reported and treated like a sale. I just have personal experience where the person offering from one side often wants to avoid the tax. In Australia we have 10% GST/VAT. Pay someone and there is 3
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by osullip 4mo ago
In Australia these kind of deals are treated like income. https://www.ato.gov.au/businesses-and-organisations/gst-exci... I am sure people avoid the tax element this way, but it's not a sustainable way to go. Let&
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by osullip 6mo ago
That is not the title
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by osullip 1y ago
That's also a trick Edit: but look, it's a good one. A little bit of reality mixed in so it looks cool
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by osullip 1y ago
https://instant.page/ does this via user intent/interactions and pre-fetches the next page. "Another option is to load the pages when the user starts pressing their mouse without preloading. This makes for zero un
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by osullip 1y ago
Every website will suffer from this. Fix is easy enough - check the http referer before showing a result. E.g in insites.io(or any liquid scripting site) you can check like this: {% assign is_internal_search = context.headers.HTTP_REFERER
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by osullip 1y ago
It is great! I signed up on my phone and tested in the playground. It will fit perfectly into my workflow. I'm building a hyper-local directory site. Getting good images for businesses is hard, so I'll use this to grab an image of
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by osullip 1y ago
Exactly this. People will pay for micro tools if they solve a problem. Need to extract just 'text' from a webspage? Need to convert iPhone sized images to web sized images? Need to send sms but not that often? Connecting dots is a
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by osullip 2y ago
I had an office conversation today. The person I talked with has said that 2025 is their year to make AI work for their business. I expressed that I think it is good at somethings, and not so good at others. They have tested it and feel AI
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Some thoughts on when to use LLMs(dev.to)
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by osullip 2y ago
Still down. Verizon was also down for an extended period. No updates coming out either.
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by osullip 2y ago
Logging passwords on the fly is probably common. Some debug or log action setup and forgotten. However, if you ever see a password in plain text you should raise alarms to the highest level. In this case, I don't think the alarm was r
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by osullip 2y ago
Absolutely disagree with this description of the job a waiter does. A waiter orchestrates and coordinates the experience for the diners they are looking after. They slow down orders to stop the kitchen getting overwhelmed. They upsell on
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by osullip 2y ago
"Create a vast amount of engaging posts and reactions in just minutes" Post AND reactions. This is the progress we deserve. AI posts with AI reactions. Now it will be who has the biggest ad-spend to have their bilge seen by the hu
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by osullip 2y ago
Or they could be dates. Context is key. Using LLMs has taught me I often assume everyone has the same context as me when I ask a question.
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by osullip 2y ago
8 hrs a day 5 days a week 3 weeks 120 hours. I would charge a minimum of $150 an hour so you are at $18k. Most apps are just database record and forms to interact. They aren't complex. The issue you may face is the expectation of the f
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by osullip 2y ago
My neighbor is 82. Every time I complain about being middle aged she tells me I am young. Its all relative. (She also tells me of the time she met the Beatles in Melbourne and that her childhood house had no flushing toilet. A 'nightma
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by osullip 2y ago
We have this in Australia. Woolworths self-service checkout will show you pictures of what you have placed on the scales. Put an avocado and that will be first, then maybe a green apple or another green fresh produce product. You still hav
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by osullip 3y ago
And operating illegally. I'm not a fan of how taxis in Australia are operated, but the law was there to prevent unapproved businesses to pick up passenger. The law was ignored and it impacted real people who had owned taxi licence plat
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by osullip 3y ago
Don't speak. People fill voids and awkward situations by saying stuff, even if that stuff is wrong. It's OK to be quiet. It's also OK to say 'Let me think about that'. Lose some arguments. And unless the situation y
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by osullip 3y ago
You can stop half way and recharge? That is amazing!
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by osullip 3y ago
"..observing the sky or calculating formulas.." I'm pretty sure that's science.
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by osullip 3y ago
I get what you are saying. With a technical audience, it is better to use actual terminology. However the general public does not have the knowledge to understand these. These are the people using ChatGPT and for them it is AI. We can corre
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by osullip 3y ago
Why call anything AI? It's become commonly accepted to mean any algorithmic system. It's probably better to use an accepted umbrella term rather than multiple specific scientific ones in this case.
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by osullip 3y ago
I'm a little lost here. If you don't want a company to have your DNA, don't give it to them. It seems like a business was built around people wanting to be told they had 20% more fun in their bloodline, for a fee. Those peopl
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by osullip 3y ago
In my retail experience, you would repeat your understanding of their needs and how your product is addressing them. You can then ask them to confirm your understanding. "As a digital creator, you've told me that it's time co
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by osullip 3y ago
It's what people said about Google! We went from debating a topic to Googling the answer and resolving a whole night's debate in seconds. And I will tell you that Google didn't always get it right. Often a tweak to the search
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by osullip 3y ago
Overall, I think this article is good. I've been in the game a long time and there is not much here I would disagree with. "Working in software engineering often means long working hours. Most of the time, you are glued to a compu

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