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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Farcasters - would love to get some feedback on something 👀 I built Muse to help solve the “blank page” problem for creators of all kinds 😬 Let me know whatcha think if you’ve got 2 min to spare 🫡 vfmuse.com
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@les
Not sure what kinda feedback to give but overall the step through prompts is a big idea with legs. Been working with a friends product that does this exact thing for parenting. I think there is huge opportunity in this space if done correctly.
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@mc
Interesting idea For my prompt (tacos) the deeper options tend along the axes of space and time (location, history) Leaves me wondering if there are other areas to go deeper
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Alex Roytenberg, CPA 🎩🍖
@alexroytenberg
What if not only does it have an option to go deeper but also, have Chatgpt write you an answer… Maybe a breadcrum menu at the top that shows the trail of how Someone got there. Not sure if possible to go back and change where someone goes.
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Avi 💙
@savvyavi
I have to play with it to see if I get more out of it than doing deep dive in search. I will try using it when I write my next thing to see how it feels Vs. my normal chaotic process.
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Syed Shah🏴‍☠️🌊Farcon
@syed
Oh god Cameron, you're just showing us how many industries are going to be wiped by LLMs. Basically all marketing content on the internet. Which is totally obvious in hindsight because it was trained on the internet. Restructuring of society over next decade is going to be wild.
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Noah Bragg 🐟🥔
@nbragg
So it helps get ideas for writing content?
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David Furlong
@df
@launch Muse - help solve the “blank page” problem for creators of all kinds
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@ghostlinkz.eth
Interesting product! Initially I thought the responses were actually links to articles on the web. I do think this is a valuable tool especially for writers. My prompt was “Formula 1” and I was able to go 4 levels deep before responses became kind of repetitive.
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@dcposch.eth
about to have far fewer buzzfeed writers. but the ones left will have god powers, each one with a Clickbaiter 9000 at their fingertips, blasting out a hundred stories a day
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Joey DeBruin
@joey
It’s definitely useful and I like that it goes from general to specific pretty quickly and cleanly. I wish I had better ways to articulate this but it does give me this feeling like I’m chasing my tail a bit though. Maybe it’s the fact that even though you’re burrowing down there’s this endless loop?
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ren (wassie arc)
@ren
is there a way to find ideas orthogonal to ideas the model would most commonly output?
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@pixel
Doing this actually doesn't produce results like "How to be more like Cameron"? https://i.imgur.com/LpVihrt.png
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Ben 🟪
@benersing
Interesting. Just signed up.
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Ajinkya C
@ajinkya
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Ajinkya C
@ajinkya
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