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Re: Ask HN: What AI tools are you using in your daily workflows outside of ChatGPT?

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Post by HamptonFounders » Mon, Jul 10, 2023, 11:09 AM UTC

Adobe's experimental Photoshop features have been a game-changer for me. We write a lot of stories on our blog profiling successful founders.

But a lot of them don't have high quality horizontal photos I can use as a blog header.

They've got great vertical photos. But getting horizontal that worked well with LI/Twitter preview was a huge drag. Now, I can just take their vertical photos, and use generative fill to extend the canvas out to horizontal.

Super easy, and very nice, high-quality output. It's wild.

Re: Ask HN: What AI tools are you using in your daily workflows outside of ChatGPT?

#12

Post by saqadri » Mon, Jul 10, 2023, 11:36 AM UTC

tmabraham wrote: post #8

I use GitHub Copilot very frequently for any programming I do. I also use BingChat very often, I consider it to be a very underrated tool that people haven't fully explored. Of course, it's great for when you want your LLM queries augmented with search results. But BingChat can also view the current webpage, so for example you can pull up papers and ask BingChat questions about it. I've used it to help write abstract…

Why do you think Bing chat has been under-utilized? I also don’t find myself reaching to it as often even though the few times I’ve used it I have been impressed.

I have noticed that Notion having a built-in AI assistant helps with writing because I hardly ever use something generated verbatim — so it’s easier to be in an interface that is editable.

Perplexity is also good for saving and sharing different queries.

Re: Ask HN: What AI tools are you using in your daily workflows outside of ChatGPT?

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Post by bicx » Mon, Jul 10, 2023, 3:31 PM UTC

HamptonFounders wrote: post #11

Adobe's experimental Photoshop features have been a game-changer for me. We write a lot of stories on our blog profiling successful founders. But a lot of them don't have high quality horizontal photos I can use as a blog header. They've got great vertical photos. But getting horizontal that worked well with LI/Twitter preview was a huge drag. Now, I can just take their vertical photos, and use generative fill to ext…

I never thought of that! I’ve had this problem a lot, and this is a perfect use case for generative fill.