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33 sats \ 0 replies \ @MattAhlborg0 16 Nov \ on: Introducing Maple AI - Private Chat Encrypted End to End tech
Hi Tony, I'm the founder of PPQ.AI. Can we talk about bringing this to PPQ? I DM'ed you on twitter as well.
Awesome thank you. With the ChatGPT imports, one little bug is that we aren't importing the images you made over on ChatGPT. Just the text. Hopefully that isn't too much of a bother. Let us know how it works for you otherwise the feedback will be important.
Let us know any other feedback you may have. We want to get to the point where people are actually dropping their subs for us.
We just shipped import conversation. Right now it only can do all conversations at once. We are coming out with a "sharing" feature that will allow you to export/import just one conversation though.
Hey guys, creator of PPQ.AI here. Any way we can bring Jamie as a model to PPQ? Please reach out to me tg: mattius459
I visited Vic Falls a couple years ago and can't wait to return at some point. I will connect with my fellow Bitcoiners when I do.
Thank you sir! Your suggestion to list on KYCNOT has brought us a lot of customers. Appreciate the help!
Made a bet and wanted to tell twitter about it, but you don't have twitter handle? Get on socials bro!
I created PPQ.AI.
It gives you access to the best models in the world, with all the great add on features like doc upload, image generation, github upload, document scanning, etc.
We don't collect your name, credit card info, and all of your converations are stored client side in your browser.
And it runs on lightning and you don't have to pay for a lame subscription.
I don't know what you mean by "right of wallet to product", but yes, we are releasing an API soon where a user can load some credits onto an API key and then plug that API key into third party apps for use.
I use a VPN periodically to:
- Watch Netflix from different countries
- Look at how my employer's website appears and functions from different countries as a part of my job in marketing.
- Use some of my Bitcoin and Crypto wallets (I live in NYC and many crypto apps are IP blocked in NY due to the BitLicense).
- Trade and/or research certain crypto platforms that IP block US crypto users
- Use swap services that ban US crypto users
- When I am using public Wifi
The browser extension is the ultimate non-techie, intuitive, and user friendly way to turn on a VPN.
Hi guys, I'm the creator of PPQ.AI, a pay-per-use AI chatbot running on LN.
I've thought fairly deeply about building a pay per use VPN (not a subscription) where every time a user clicks the "on" button to activate VPN, a lightning payment is fired.
This pay-per-use vpn can work really well with wallets like Alby which have "budgeted recurring payments" where the user can set a budget and such that the lightning payments run silently in the background.
This pay per use VPN is a really big innovation IMO and you could separate yourself from the entire other world of subscription VPN's.
Even charging 50 cents for a 15 minute session would allow me to save greatly on my VPN subscription since I only use a VPN 4-5 times per month.
Please let me know if you want more of my thoughts on this idea... I think that LN is perfectly suited for this and could even draw non-lightning people to lightning since it is something, like PPQ, that can help people save on subscriptions.
Here is a twitter post I made about the idea some time ago:
4000 sats \ 0 replies \ @MattAhlborg0 30 Jul \ parent \ on: Coal Powered Steamboat - Captured July 2024 Photography
Thanks for the continued feedback. We are going to have a sitdown and discuss what kind of import/export we can bring in quickly and what kind will take a little more thought.
That's actually an easy addition for us. Currently we have "export" available in account settings but no import because no one ever asked us.
Looking at ChatGPT though I see it allows you export your chats. Seems possible that we could make it so you could import all of your ChatGPT convos into us.
As for the ChatGPT comparison above, it was the paid version, via the iOS app. I wonder if the ChatGPT website vs. iOS app has any fundamental differences.
That is interesting. Even so, when you say "paid" version, you are reffering to the subscription usage and not API, corr?
Even with the subscription, it would be easy for them to slip in watered down results to save on costs with most subscribers not knowing the difference.
The API gives raw access to the high quality LLM without adding in a bunch of shortcuts via context windows, output limiting, or other limiting stuff they may secretly put into the system prompt. And yea wouldn't be surprised if the experiences might be different on web vs via phone.
Hi there, I'm the creator of PPQ. Very interesting results! I think what is likely happening is that the ChatGPT "vision" model they are using to interpret the image is secretly watered down to save on costs. The one at PPQ uses openAI "vision" model as well, but it is their actual standard model.
Assuming you were using the "free" version of ChatGPT, the lesson here is that "you get what you pay for!".
"Free" actually means "shitty and watered down"!