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I tried out opencommit — pretty useful hypothetically. I'm not sure it immediately handles my "edge cases" enough to be a real daily tool, but I bet I'll be using something like this soon.
OpenCommit: GPT generates impressive commits in 1 second 🤯🔫 (open-source)
Dima Sukharev ・ Mar 27
Yeah, feeding AI your company's private code - what can possibly go wrong here? ;)
Always scared to do this.
But it is creating very long messages, which in turn can be confusing.
ChatGPT -- still new to me.
Also, I hope people discover Twigflo.com <-- that's my productivity tool which incorporates GPT4 behind the scenes.
Twigflo looks really interesting!
Can you speak to the GPT use behind the scenes?
Thanks Ben -- yes, we were wowed by GPT back in December and right away extended Twigflo to automatically suggest work task breakdowns as you create what we call a "mission diagram"
twigflo.com/post/use-artificial-in...
Cool, that makes sense. If you have GPT active in the stack I imagine there are future ways to leverage it as you build.
I bet people would be interested in following along with this, so I'd definitely recommend getting started with the org account I see you created 😅
Thank you for the suggestion Ben -- I will have a look!
This is the area of GPT and IA.
Perplexity AI is a good source to know more with a question.
perplexity.ai
I've (re)discovered simple pen-and-paper for writing down my thoughts and findings during intense debugging sessions. For me, its simple and it works and I can always revisit it when I'm feeling down to remind me of the good work I've done
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My answer is always Checkvist because it's the most under hyped project I use a lot, it's not well known but it's awesome.
They present Checkvist as Keyboard-driven list making and Maximum efficiency and control over tasks, outlines, to-dos, writing, and planning
I tend to say that it's like a mindmap, but ugly and efficient.
It's a side project from two JetBrains people, that's how I got to know it, and it get that IntelliJ feeling, that's probably why it clicked for me.
Using Checkvist is usually the first step of anything I do, for example I thought about learning some part of datascience so I wanted to collect all the information in one place
-> Hence 🤔 Data Science? High level overview
I tried Centered a while ago but couldn't get into it. I revisited the app a couple weeks ago and it's been super helpful to keep me in my flow. I guess second time's a charm.
I'm part of Freakin' Nerds that @cassidoo started on Centered if anyone else wants to join there.
Here's a 14-day pro trial signup link for anyone interested.
Just one click to make a ai chatbot. ( answers same as Chatgpt
)
ora.sh/vivid-sapphire-l86y/atatürk-ai
I was start using Copilot and I'm very excited about it
cursor.so an editor with gpt4 integrated for free. first is really impressed me as first hands on experience with gpt. now I learn some C with it.
I've been using Poe as a UI layer on top of ChatGPT and other AI chats. It has a native iOS app, which is really helpful.
I have started using ClickUp.
I used to think it was overrated but I finally tried it out, and it's amazing!
Bing Chat, I've been using it extensively
Kubiya ChatGPT for DevOps -> getting my DevOps tasks done right away from Slack - in English (Jenkins, AWS, Terraform and more)
Slack App to create instant google meeting from slack with calendar integration. Saves lot of hustle
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