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Surely that is a joke… I hope…
Early on I asked ChatGPT 4 what women actually want. I actually got some advice that was quite helpful.
Alternatively, think about asking the women in your life what they want
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#52Personally I’m skeptical and a bit dismissive of an insta- clone of commercial offerings. I ignore these things until they’re 3-6 months old and still iterating. Announcements on their own are like whispers.
That's a good idea from the user perspective. I jumped on the aider bandwagon and am now dealing with its relative abandonment and deciding if I want to invest time in a fork.
As a movement though it might be something else. To me, Claude is trying to build a moat around tooling, but due to the nature of their own core product that moat is becoming easier and easier to bridge. What does that mean for them?
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Dating??? Christ, this planet is cooked.
i use dating skill to update my dating CRM (md notes) and my dating dashboard recently i have been working on a dating skill so AI book the right place based on each other personality using computer use
Please tell me this is a joke.
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Early on I asked ChatGPT 4 what women actually want. I actually got some advice that was quite helpful.
Alternatively, think about asking the women in your life what they want
While this is generally good advice, it only works if you have women you're close with, at that level, already. If the only women you know are work colleagues, you can't go around asking them for advice on dating (depends on your relationship with them of course, but usually, not work appropriate).
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Alternatively, think about asking the women in your life what they want
While this is generally good advice, it only works if you have women you're close with, at that level, already. If the only women you know are work colleagues, you can't go around asking them for advice on dating (depends on your relationship with them of course, but usually , not work appropriate).
Perhaps that is part of the problem. Talking to women outside of romantic interest might be a good first step
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While this is generally good advice, it only works if you have women you're close with, at that level, already. If the only women you know are work colleagues, you can't go around asking them for advice on dating (depends on your relationship with them of course, but usually , not work appropriate).
Perhaps that is part of the problem. Talking to women outside of romantic interest might be a good first step
Yes, but that's not useful advice to someone who currently has none.
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#58Personally I’m skeptical and a bit dismissive of an insta- clone of commercial offerings. I ignore these things until they’re 3-6 months old and still iterating. Announcements on their own are like whispers.
What if the commercial offering was made in less than 2 weeks? https://x.com/altryne/status/2010811222409756707
It's a feature built upon a foundation. Cloning the feature without the foundation isn't the same thing.
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#60Great stuff and very timely. I just started getting into using opencode and while I'm hugely optimistic about its capabilities and can use it personally without too much sweat, I was left hoping for something a bit more batteries included to give to my non technical colleagues so we can collaborate together. This looks to be exactly what we were looking for so I am looking forward to giving it a spin!
Yeah ! I feel like until we figure out the correct UX for non-technical people the right way would be a sort of hybrid. Where you'd set it up on a remote server (if you know opencode you know openwork) and you just then have non-tech people do a one time setup to connect to the remote and from then on you can easily extend capabilities.
This is the approach that I've taken with Open WebUI. It's a great piece of software for exposing a shared GPT interface but of course that's pretty primitive in the grand scheme of things compared to something like this. But I completely agree with what you're suggesting and I think it's the only practical way to get a multi disciplinary team collaborating with this kind of a tool.