Sam Altman (CEO of OpenAI):
"You no longer need to write prompts."
In just 38 minutes, he explains how to use ChatGPT at a level that most people can't even imagine.
It's a talk he gave to Stanford students. A friend sent me the recording last night.
After watching it, I realized I was only taking advantage of about 15% of what this tool can really do.
Watch it in full and then read the guide I leave below on how to create a system that prompts itself.
@MKBALL10 That pass from Bruno Fernandes my God, it would be assist of the year had someone got on to it its literally obscene how he got it there first touch
@TheUnitedExtra He literally tried to push him into the sign boards what an idiot, serves him right - no player should be cool with trying that - there is a slope at OT, if you fall you can get injured if pushed
Who is behind the present Indo-Pak conflict ?
By Justice Katju
To understand the present Indo-Pak conflict we have to probe below the surface.
The first thing to realise is that India and Pakistan are both poor countries which cannot afford a war, as wars are very expensive affairs. We have to buy all our heavy weapons from foreign countries at huge cost, and these countries benefit if we fight, as their sales of weapons increases, while we suffer because we have to waste our precious resources in buying these foreign weapons, instead of on the welfare of our people.
Our people do not have enough jobs, food, water, electricity, housing, proper education, proper healthcare, proper infrastructure, etc. Yet the rulers on both sides want us to fight. Are our rulers not agents of some foreign power who like a 'madaari' makes his monkeys fight, for his own benefit ? Who benefits if two poor people fight ? Certainly not the poor people. It is some foreign country ( or countries ), who like a puppeteer hidden behind a screen manipulating the puppets, who benefits.
https://t.co/xEy3hLt57u
Some people say that while Pakistan cannot afford a war, India can, having the fourth largest economy in the world.
But those who say that India has the fourth ( or fifth ) largest economy in the world should see this youtube link :
https://t.co/TgXjyh0ARA
They should also see these links to know about the real state of the Indian economy, and the terrible socio-economic conditions in which the vast majority of the Indian people are living.
https://t.co/InujbpDAdM
https://t.co/lIuaKS7sCM
https://t.co/UO0A38in6V
Some people say that I should support India in the present conflict against Pakistan.
But I regard India and Pakistan as one country, only temporarily and artificially separated in 1947 by a British swindle on the basis of the bogus two nation theory, but which are bound to reunite one day.
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So Pakistan is really part of India. How can I support one part of India against another part ? I regard every Pakistani as an Indian. How can I be happy if one Indian kills another Indian ?
India and Pakistan ( and Bangladesh ) are poor countries. How can two poor people be each other's enemies ? They should join hands and fight against their common enemy viz poverty, unemployment, malnutrition, price rise, lack of proper healthcare and good education. Those who instigate us to fight each other are our real enemies.
https://t.co/Lf9TpvCj6E
Both India and Pakistan are poor countries which cannot afford a war, as wars are very expensive affairs. We have to buy all our heavy weapons from foreign countries at huge cost, and these countries benefit if we fight as their sales of weapons increases, while we suffer because we have to waste our precious resources in buying these foreign weapons, instead of on the welfare of our people.
Our people do not have enough food, electricity, water, jobs, housing, education, road, healthcare and much more. Yet the rulers on both sides want us to fight. Are our rulers not agents of some foreign power who like a 'madaari' makes his monkeys fight, for his own benefit ?
Thank you @PakStartup - Thank you, Startup Pakistan.
In these difficult times, as negative narratives about Pakistan continue in Western media, being personally invited to the TIME100 Summit was a chance to shift perspectives. People left with a positive image of our country and its people.
Noor Xarmina, represented us with grace and elegance — many attendees were surprised to learn that Pakistan even had a Miss Universe pageant. She sparked curiosity and conversation, helping to redefine perceptions.
We hope to continue this momentum at other major global events
At the TIME100 Summit in New York City, Shabir Mustehsan from Seriously Agile Media and Miss Universe Pakistan, Noor Xarmina, proudly represented Pakistan.
Read More Here: https://t.co/zZX0P8jkHi
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