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Wondering what uses others have found for AI that feel like a secret cheat code.
Some game-changers for me:
  • Interactive Tour guide - When you're in a foreign country, you can pretty much ask it anything- activity ideas, cultural questions, travel logistic questions. It has pretty much crawled all of reddit and it is so much easier than scrolling through forum posts. Also when using it for translating, it provides much more cultural context than simple direct translations from google translate. Worked amazing for me in Japan.
  • ChatGPT Advanced Voice Mode for Language Translation / Language Tutor - As a direct translator sadly this has actually gotten worse compared to when it was first released (it now randomly interjects comments and answer questions instead of just directly translating). Can't wait to turf the horrible ~$4/minute ipad-human translators at work once these get just a little bit better. For language learning it's like having a native speaker at your beck and call. You can have it quiz you and have a conversation in a foreign language and ask it to give you feedback. My biggest qualm is that the underlying LLM seems to be quite repetitive- when you ask it to quiz you it tends to circle back to the same few questions repeatedly and the conversations can get stale.
How do you use LLMs?
113 sats \ 4 replies \ @Ne_Mo 21 Mar
I use it for cookin up some tasty dish and DIY projects all the time! It works like a charm!
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62 sats \ 1 reply \ @nichro 21 Mar
"I have leftovers of [enter a bunch of veggies and ingredients] that I haven't used to cook this week. suggest 3 recipes to make use of them"
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42 sats \ 0 replies \ @Ne_Mo 21 Mar
👌🤝
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Nice... do you ask it for ideas before shopping or do you give it ingredient constraints based on your refrigerator holdings? I assume it's more for big picture ideas and you're not following its recipes directly (saute for X minutes)...
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112 sats \ 0 replies \ @Ne_Mo 21 Mar
I never took the help of it to buy me something or get ideas for it, but I use it only on what's available in my refrigerator. I also give it all my monthly grocery items that I bought to see if it has some interesting recipes that I can make myself. It scans through all of it and just tells me so many things I could make. LLMs are like my digital chef bud!!
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I have been using it for research, translation, and writing improvement. I have a lot of writing habits that I need to improve and it has helped me a lot.
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to re-factor my terraform scripts :-)
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I use them for small single page web apps that don't need lots of libraries, getting a first draft of documentation and specifications, making memes of recent events
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