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How do you deal with trigger happy mods banning you even when your post is relevant to the subreddit?

Hi, I don't have a comprehensive guide or anything like that, but I can quickly answer your questions: 1. Delimiting your text with lets the code know where the boundaries of your …

Hey, cool, you built the same thing as me but with less code: http://serendipityrecs.com/ One thing that's cool about GPT-3 is how versatile it can be, so I'm exploring a natural l…

Any proof is also a remix of old text (and often times old ideas too)

I ran some experiments with GPT3+proofs. You can read about it here: http://serendipityrecs.com/blog/posts/experiments-with-gpt-3... I wasn't able to get it to return anything inte…

4-6% is a very impressive number. If you're a small-mid sized business with 1-100mm ARR, getting 4-6% for no work (it sounds like these guys will do the heavy-lifting in terms of A…

Cool idea. I've been working on an adjacent product (serendipityrecs.com), but mine is more targeted towards consumers as opposed to B2B. I think I gravitated towards B2C by defaul…

Solo founder here. - I started a newsletter with progress updates to keep myself accountable but found that as time goes on I haven't needed it as much - Motivation can be variable…

Counter proposal from someone who is starting a business around GPT-3 ( http://serendipityrecs.com/ ): - If your whole app is a wrapper around the GPT-3 API then yes, you don't hav…

It's mostly just GPT-3. You do need to parse it, as far as GPT-3 is concerned it's just doing text in/text out. I'm doing some ranking logic behind the scenes to make the results m…

I built a recommendation engine on top of GPT-3: http://serendipityrecs.com/ I think other applications exist, you just have to figure out how to extract what you want from the pro…