I have a really bad prescription (something like -12.5, -13), and I've had multiple pairs of glasses before. Changing from one pair to another gives me a headache. How am I going to use this device?
As an ideas generator. I often tell it to ask me 20 questions that will help me plan my week or something like that.
As the AI for the card game I'm developing. It knows the rules of the game so I can play test various scenarios really well.
As a travel planner. Queries like "Give me a 5 day itinerary for Luang Prabang, Laos" are a great way to get a broad overview of the main things to see in a new destination.
As a wordsmith. I like to invent fun new terms sometimes. For example: "Invent a word that's kind of like vegan but for people who only eat animals which would plausibly eat humans in nature." Response: "Predatovore".
As an emoji recommender. I don't want to sift through tons of emoji to find the appropriate one, so I just ask ChatGPT.
Thanks for this. I'm building a card game that needs an infinite canvas. I'm currently using Miro but there's no easy way to "flip" the cards so they are hidden or make certain decks just visible to their owners.
I think it would be great to have an ebook interface that shuffled the content in a way that mimicked some aspects of HN, Reddit, and maybe even Tinder.
Getting your hands dirty actively engaged in the practice of building software in multiple languages is needed to get good, diverse sets of experience around what works and why.
Reading books or worse, opinions on HN, just isn’t sufficient to claim a robust and well-rounded resume.
