@kepano I have a skill I execute through Claude code for organizing new notes into their respective arxiv [sub]category if it exists, and (rough) library of congress classification otherwise.
Note: this is mainly for knowledge domains, not personal writing / projects / life documents.
A relative is trying to get started in graphic design / advertising.
I'm realizing that CS is truly blessed with an abundance of (free!) learning resources, roadmaps, in-depth lectures. In design, it seems everyone is trying to sell a course.
RIP Ryuichi Sakamoto. I was surprised when I found out there was an alternate version to the Milo & Otis soundtrack, even more so when I saw who made it. https://t.co/p5EfbqlPrC
I’ve got this melody in my head. I can’t keep it out. It’s got me singing it in different keys, at different tempos. Na^4. Just today, it’s like it crept in and each reinterpretation sounds good naturally. Should update Replay’s art to have the old slide to unlock, feels right.
@gw_smiles@jmburges@memdotai Haven't used it much since I realized it doesn't have tables. I'm waiting for a clear[er] winner to convince me, preferably with tables, AI tools and a decent plugin ecosystem. That reminds me, https://t.co/XjiOCd41uy is another promising contender.
What'd I tell ya.
Besides model improvements, it was a smart move to make the UX a chat bot. They make more money (charging by input/output token count), more context improves results, plus it's more familiar to users.
I fed GPT-3 some study guides from my 11th grade files and it got all their questions correct.
Its answers for World History in particular were beautifully succinct. It even generated additional questions. Wonder how teachers (and cheaters) will use it in the future.