Earlier quoted context omitted.
They are written by ChatGPT /s
They were from the old design as a placeholder. Removed them :)
Ah! Phew :)
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#22Why does it say it’s by “magicspace” for Switzerland, but then the domain is in the UAE? I’ll give you exactly 0 access to both my google and ChatGPT account
Just trying to hard to spread backlinks. Fixed it, thanks!
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#23I knew it was you by seeing the design. Would love a demo video before signing up. Congrats on the launch!
Done! Thank you
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#24Really nice and polished. I was hopeful (but not expectant), that it would use the chatgpt internal API's rather than using the public API as the flat-cost for ChatGPT of $20 can easily give significant cost savings when used heavily, but I am certain this approach is both against their ToS and actively blocked. Still, I really like it! The irony of the Community chat being on Discord rather than Slack isn't lost on…
Everyone is on Discord (like Midjourney), it seems. But I think it would be better to actually only offer email and chat support directly. It's hard to build a community, I actually built this back in March and only shared this now.
Yeah, official ChatGPT Plus is hard to compete with. They are cheaper than electricity. But I still struggle at times with the UI. Maybe an approach where a chrome extension fixes a few quirks (like categories, prompt library) is a better option for the future.
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#26Really nice and polished. I was hopeful (but not expectant), that it would use the chatgpt internal API's rather than using the public API as the flat-cost for ChatGPT of $20 can easily give significant cost savings when used heavily, but I am certain this approach is both against their ToS and actively blocked. Still, I really like it! The irony of the Community chat being on Discord rather than Slack isn't lost on…
> I was hopeful (but not expectant), that it would use the chatgpt internal API's rather than using the public API..
They started adding captchas to prevent that, unfortunately.
Looks like training data is worth quite a bit for them.
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#27I've used about $70 of GPT4 API this month for coding help and chatting, and tried a ton of different self-hosted UIs which I feel like all are lacking and usually end development quite soon after beginning. That being said, this looks really great and more like something I've been looking for. I'll give it a try, but it has to be really good to overcome the negative of not having a possibility for self-hosting.
I was little lost there for a moment, I didn't add a project but went straight into settings, which brought up an empty page (with navigation though) with apparently nowhere to go. Only after logging in again and adding a project made it work, so it was little confusing and maybe it should steer you to right direction if you end up on that empty settings page.
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#28Why does it say it’s by “magicspace” for Switzerland, but then the domain is in the UAE? I’ll give you exactly 0 access to both my google and ChatGPT account
Just trying to hard to spread backlinks. Fixed it, thanks!
The link makes more sense on the left like it is right now.
It's just that single sign on + no info on mobile that irks me. I had only seen the site on mobile, which just shows a login + powered by.
SSO is nice and everything on the net. But everybody seems to want to get all the info they can get. And there's no option to remove for example your name or picture, because apps "require it". Apple solves this better, but some companies detect that and don't allow those email addresses.
But I do have serious issues giving access to ChatGPT.. that's like giving access to my search history.
On a laptop, it looks very good in terms of graphics. Snappy as well!