Anwar Baksh

I was testing a writer app, ditched it after ChatGPT was released. I find that knowing a few good prompts can replace most of the features of the writer app.

I'm experimenting and building an app for this.

This information goes a long way and is invaluable. Thank you.

Got my access a few days ago. It works in chat mode only.

Turning off the TV :)

Yes love it for sure. Great technology will always make you feel that way.

Opportunities abound Rahul. Never fear missing out on anything. I use social media to stay uptodate on trends, gather knowledge I can use in my business and projects, find special techniques and approaches, and learn about interesting people.

The best way to stand out these days is to use a color scheme no one else is using. A fresh color always sticks in the mind.

ChatGPT has been a great help to me and my business. It has increased my efficiency, I'm guessing, about 30% or more. It's pretty much a game changer.

I'm using it for pitching prospects. I feed it some basic data, some templates, and it spits out near perfect pitches. Next, automate the whole thing.

I used Firefox for a while, then it kept crashing. Tried Sidekick for a few weeks, but didnt stick. Tried the new Edge browser and love it. I especially like the right sidebar for quick access to my fav webapps, and sites. I also like the auto complete feature.

Hey, I'm actually building a Todo App with AI at the core. The features you have suggested are very interesting. I'm planning a beta release within a few weeks.

I can't see anything stopping AI at this point. I also agree, their (petitioners) concerns are questionable.

Without AI, most comments (IMHO) are really devoid of substance. With AI comments being pervasive, I would feel a disconnect from other people. I guess the ideal situation is AI being used to correct bad English for example, or to source facts and figures to enhance their comments. It's a tricky thing really. The first principle of this is, people really enjoy interacting with other people,...

The thing that sticks out to me is the blurry face pic of the man. It seems to me that he is not proud to represent your product or business. Either that or he has a privacy issue. Those pics are a bit low quality as well. I would suggest working on the example pics, as that is the primary selling point - for me at least.

Services business are harder to scale - typically requires a lot of human capital. Farms are also not easy to scale.

The fulfillment I would say takes the most time - for services.

I'll take a wild guess - personal robots

Absolutely good communication is essential. Good communication helps you attract the best talent and partnerships. It also helps your team align with your vision, and much more.

I'm building a smart task manager.