Leyu

[Leyu @Leyu]

@karpathy The Projects feature in ChatGPT is really useful for this purpose, as it allows me to have multiple specific chat sessions based on the initial context I provide.

[Leyu @Leyu]

@iammukeshm .NET Developer

[Borriss @_Borriss_]

🌶️How to 5x your typing speed and be in a flow state while you type?
(no joke)

Use my customGPT - The Flow Speed Typist.
(link in the next post)

It’s a fascinating concept.

Bookmark to think about it later.

One of the AI’s Superpowers is its ability to understand extremely badly written text.

You can type so badly that the words are barely recognizable…

But somehow ChatGPT (if prompted right) understands them perfectly.
(See the screenshot.)

You have to try it to fully grasp it.

Cool, but is this useful?

It gives the possibility to everyone (no matter if a good typist or not)

To type fast WITHOUT the need to look at the keyboard (or the screen) even once,

Thus entering a flow state while typing.

It's great for: writing longer texts, journaling, brainstorming, and so on.

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The average speed of typing for a normal human is 30-40 words per min. (According to GPT-4)

The World champions level is around 200 words per min.

Everyone who is not a good typist knows that this hinders them from letting their thoughts flow easily through their fingers.

This is why many people try to improve their typing speed (or at least think about it).

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How to try it?

You can do it directly in the GPT, but a better way is to do it in a notes app on your computer.

When you finish, just copy-paste the (mess of a) text in the GPT.

When you start, just make sure that you’re actually writing.

Just type away...

Don’t look at the keyboard and don’t go back correcting any mistakes.

If you’re on a wireless keyboard, you can even do it without looking at the monitor at all. Like writing on a typewriter.

It takes a little practice to get used to it.

It can be transformational.

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Is it a good practice to type like a monkey? :)

This is for you to decide.

I’m just pointing out that this capability exists now thanks to AI.

That’s it.

Try it in the CustomGPT in the next post, if you feel like.

Write a comment and share what you think.

Also follow me @_borriss_ for more cool AI stuff.

[Leyu @Leyu]

@NoContextHumans 30 + 50 = 80
80 -3 - 2 = 75

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[Leyu @Leyu]

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[Alemayehu Gemeda @AlemayehuGK]

አዳሜ ርቀትሽን ጠብቂ! 😂😂😂

[Ralph Napolitano @DrRalphNap]

The grass always looks greener on the other side.

But when you finally get close enough, you see the ugly weeds, dangerous bugs, and poisonous mushrooms.

Don’t fall for the bullshit.

You want greener grass?

Water the one you’re standing on.

Big lesson in there.

[The Economist @TheEconomist]

Malaysia and Ethiopia were strong contenders for the top spot https://t.co/Rw1usUN5MR

[Steven Pinker @sapinker]

Democracy is floundering in patronal states like Russia & Turkey, threatened in some E European countries, and stress-tested in Trump’s US. But it’s thriving in many more countries, like New Zealand, Costa Rica & Ethiopia (not to mention Canada). https://t.co/SqgwMW3fqY

[60 Minutes @60Minutes]

Arnav Kapur, a student in MIT’s Media Lab, has developed a system to surf the internet with his mind. He silently Googled our questions and heard the answers through vibrations transmitted through his skull and into his inner ear.

[Scott Hanselman 🌮 @shanselman]

What's that Daddy?
Well, my love, that is what Programming looks like.

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

It's done! 🎉 Winamp2-js (https://t.co/BtfXzKsJYH) finally supports all three windows!

To celebrate, here's a list of some of the cool things it can do: (thread)

[Jimmy Bogard is on Bluesky FYI @jbogard]

all of the junk that came out of .NET 3.0 are things i glad i did not invest any part of my career in. WPF/WCF/workflow etc. definitely not reading really sad SO questions at all

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[Wim De Cleen @bewidec]

Thanks to @martinfowler I can even explain #LINQ to my 5 year old daugther. #csharp. See the excellent article about #collectionpipelines on https://t.co/4K4BDW0HYP

[Leyu @Leyu]

@wesbos #JavaScript30 Day 1: Keys remain playing when clicking mouse or switching tabs, while pressing key/s. (handling keyup & blur better)

[Hans Noordsij @HansNoordsij]

@elonmusk Finally the right one.

[Trisha Elliott @Trisha_the_doc]

I've seen the first two pics before. The 3rd one is new to me & best of all. Via @timsenior & @MichaelMarmot

[Blèna @BlenaSahilu]

The Internet never forgets and in this case it refuses to let up even for a day 😆