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@dwr.eth
I only find myself using ChatGPT for two things: 1. SQL / code generation 2. Attempt to explain a failed Google search like “why do cyclists not race hard on the final stage of the Spanish Vuelta”—but always a bit wary of hallucinations. What else should I use it for?
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@entropybender
i copy paste long articles/essays and tell it to give me a summary. another is creating structured methods for learning topics i'm not sure i have the background for, like fusion
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@deanpierce.eth
Naming stuff. If the names it gives you aren't quite right, just tell it why it's not quite right and to try again, and it will zero on quick on some good ideas. Asking questions of the form of "Hey, what's the deal with ____ ?" And just conversing with it until I understand the topic better.
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@shuel.eth
I make flashcards with an app called Anki for long-term memory retention on concepts / data I really care about. I’ve found ChatGPT quite useful for coming up with good flashcards on concepts I’m learning.
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@gabrielayuso.eth
I use Bard for: - coding, scripting, sheets formulas - comparing things - legal, medical, health questions - summarizing articles, news, etc. - tips on new games such as BG3 and Starfield - random conversations Bard having up-to-date info makes a huge difference over ChatGPT. I mainly use ChatGPT as a fallback.
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@phil
Here is a snippet of me writing an essay using GPT-4: https://chat.openai.com/share/cd17d64d-f2cf-4b35-8ccd-08881d729f42
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@zoz.eth
Digging into zipped repositories and get high level bearings to begin work or understand features. Writing quick scripts Templating documents
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@robeee
Most of my usage is as a brainstorming partner exploring and testing ideas. Pushing back when needed and then asking for additional evidence. Helps me learn about a topic fairly quickly - and then fact checking with other sources as needed.
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@branksypop
Cooking/recipes
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@mark
Explaining topics at 102 level Generating outlines of documents
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@alor
Understanding medical diagnoses. It does a good job explaining in simple terms what specialists write
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@vassilis.eth
connecting dots/finding correlations between important individuals when you read a biography/history
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@qsteak.eth
- Weekly dinner plans. - Grocery list for associated dinners. - Recipes for things you have on-hand. - Specified games for kids, quiet indoors, small yard. - Jokes for crypto bros in the style of Jeff Foxworthy.
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Farcaster client ideas Spreadsheet insights using advanced data analysis History lessons about social networks and challenges therein Book summaries if available Recipes Technical documentation Scripts for video editing explainers Etc
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@mxjxn.eth
I use it as an editor. Like if i have the full substance of what I'm writing flushed out but I want to be more succinct, its useful.
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try this for fun. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VzOOWgVxPm32jihT09S5HVK80cJ4p1pu5UmSZFANkq0/edit
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helps flesh out thoughts - sparring partner https://chat.openai.com/share/49f2be6d-425b-44f6-9b05-d32f79e9a19e
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Summarizing technical papers
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@aman-b
For me ChatGpt has become the first preference for search unless it is specific to something very recent.
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@notdevin.eth
Map out architecture, have it compare and contrast strategies, create chemical formulations for beverages or foods, debate and unpack threads of logic But mostly code
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