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- 10 boxes of Clothes, 100x140x170 cm, 5kg each, non stackable.
- 8 boxes of Shoes, 80x120x170 cm, 3kg each, keep boxes upright.
- Try to fit everything into a single container.
You can see the earnings report and calls side by side and ask questions about them.
I'm also working on adding a live calls feature that can trigger workflows. So you'd pose a question before the call, define some answer structure (using structured outputs) and then connect it to some kinda of integration (e.g. invoke a lambda, slack/discord message, etc.)
As the call happens in real time I transcribe it and run the output by the llm to answer your question.
I see it being useful for fed talk, earnings calls, and open to ideas for other data sources!
I built a multiplayer chatroom where all messages are transformed by an LLM (e.g. into pirate speak or corporate jargon): https://impersona.chat/ I also built this incremental clicker game where you split words ad infinitum (like Infinite Craft but in reverse): https://lantto.github.io/hypersplit/
This is what I thought the future will be like since years ago. Everybody is going to be harmless since llms will translate and cushion, or outright censor any problematic communication.
The idea is that you have actual triggers to remind you to be kind. Nextdoor has something like this, if you use profanity or other charged words, it will gently nudge you: remember to be kind.
(Obviously, if you know Nextdoor, this doesn't work. Lotta "random minority is scaring me by existing near my house")
But incorporating an LLM might be awesome. I am not wedded to the idea of censoring incoming speech, but I'd sure like to be nudged if I am being a problem.
There used to be a web-based tool you could give it your Reddit username, and it would do an analysis of your posts and give you statistics and a kindness score (or something like that).
I found that my enjoyment of the website went up by regularly running that script, because it reinforced that I should be kinder online (I find this more difficult than in meatspace), and by being kinder, it was far less likely I'd get a mean response, which lowered stress levels.
Maybe this would be a useful project to work on. A browser plugin of some kind, if Monkeyscript or something can use Rust-based web workers. I really don't know where browser tech is these days.
We tried different LLM models but always returned back to Open AI.
You type in a class idea, then you get themed skills back in a skill tree-like diagram, with flavor text for each ability.
Still many things that could be improved, just thought it was fun.
I built a native all-in-one AI client called BoltAI[0] It’s one of the first AI clients I think. I’ve been working on it for 16 months and shipped more than 100 releases. It started with the idea of invoking an LLM within the Apple Notes app. I hate going back-and-forth between the Notes app and ChatGPT web app. So I built the “AI inline” feature where I can trigger a keyboard shortcut and it would send the prompt to…
I made https://whiteboard.lasky.io , which is basically if you gave an LLM a marker and told it to solve math problems. Also made https://resgen.app to help candidates tailor resumes
I couldn't keep up with my news so I made the perfect summarizer that goes through the thought process of the author : https://github.com/thiswillbeyourgithub/WDoc
I needed an AI based system that go through my anki cards, but might as well make it able to read dozens of file formats. Now I can put entire medical youtube playlists, conferences, anki databases, hundreds of PDFs and ask a single question across all of them at once .
It's both the same project
So I built a tool called Uiino. It lets you make story maps with plain text. Later, I added AI. Now it can generate maps instantly.
It's helped tons of people map out their apps. Gives them a clear bird eye view of their apps/flows.
Try → https://www.uiino.com (No signup required)
P.S. We just hit 10,000 website visitors. And 300+ monthly active users. It's all free. I'm pretty stoked about it.