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eliblock

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    Show HN: A chatbot that tells other people what you said

    This simple demo embeds all conversations and takes the top 20 most similar and inserts them into the system prompt in place of {{similar_conversations}}. You can see which convers…

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    Comment #43414876

    I have an idea for an AI social network where everyone just talks to the bot and the bot kinda hooks people up in some way, lets you know who you should meet, tells you about thing…

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    Show HN: A Multiplayer Chatbot

    Imagine if ChatGPT thought you should meet someone it recently spoke with. I built this simple demo that keeps messages from other users in context, so it can suggest connections a…

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    Show HN: What if we were all talking to the same chatbot?

    Imagine if ChatGPT thought you should meet someone it recently spoke with. boardy.ai is an example of an AI social network but ideally, each time you message the bot, it responds b…

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    Show HN: I built a bot that introduces people who message it privately

    If you message my instagram account it will try to match you with other people messaging it. It works by comparing conversations one by one with chatgpt until a match is found. Not…

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    Comment #38684915

    Yeah I guess in general I would just rather pay per use for streaming. Also it might feel more like directly supporting the creator.

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    Comment #38684642

    I had an idea for a pay-per-minute youtube, where your time watched gets credited to the creator. I would rather just pay per use than worry about whether I'm using my subscription…

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    Comment #31400607

    I had an idea for a video streaming platform where people would add money to their account and be deducted a penny per minute and then publishers would get bulk payouts. Couldn't g…

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    Comment #31400502

    Why would you need a subscription? You could just add money to your account when it runs low. And the publishers wouldn't get small transactions, they would get paid out by the pla…

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    Comment #27544001

    > We got jobs for over 1000 engineers That's a lot less than I expected.

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    Comment #22570428

    I'm curious, what was the original data pipeline idea?

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    Comment #17008250

    I'd like to throw in my pay-per-minute concept for video content. It's been tried before but I think it's the business model for media monetization that will win in the end. Basica…

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    Comment #16439450

    This looks like a great alternative to Wistia for online course sites/platforms like Teachable. I believe many developer built and focused subscription video sites like gorails.com…

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    Comment #16434740

    I'd say that almost everything besides #1 has been well addressed by new companies or the big 5 since 2008. But the RIAA is a symptom that went away - the problem is still there, a…

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    Comment #16328091

    I’m developing this microtransaction alternative to ads for video streaming. Users prepay for minutes (1 cent each) which transfer to content owners as they watch. Eager for feedba…

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