Amal Antony retweeted
would be really cool if I could text @ChatGPT in a normal iMessage thread
this would be like how people use @interaction but instead connected to their ChatGPT account that already has the memory and all the plugins connected
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seems like Dots haven’t quite received the welcome OAI was expecting
I’m maybe in the minority here but I’ve been loving it
the fact that it keeps all the context and proactively brings me things that deserve my attention the moment it’s needed is pretty neat
I also like that fact that it’s single threaded - feels like I’m texting another person of sorts and that interaction mental model feels pretty natural to me. I think of Dots as my AI buddy. It’s nice to not have to worry about thread management here.
I like that it’s got my ChatGPT memories baked in. I like that it can spawn Codex threads in the right project to check or do something for me. I like that it’s got its own computer in the cloud and isn’t completely reliant on my laptop being available all the time
obviously it’s not perfect:
- it’s slow
- computer use reliability isn’t quite there yet
- mobile app conversations with Dot hasn’t caught up to the desktop app and this breaks the user experience. things like approval cards and input cards show on the desktop but not on mobile and sometimes I’d ask my dot to do something from the mobile app and I’d be so confused as to what’s taking it so long to do when in reality it’s waiting on an input from me, but that input needs to happen on desktop
- when I give it a task, I would like for my dot to be more verbose and give me more updates about what’s it’s doing or thinking - I would like to be kept more in the loop
- I’d like the transcript of the calls I have with my dot to be accessible in the thread if I need to refer back to something we discussed
- I know it’s coming but I’d like to create multiple Dots and have some of them be specialists for certain things
I’m sure we’re gonna see some rapid improvements to this everyday. OAI has a pretty strong history of “let’s just put it out there and work on it obsessively until it’s world class” - like the ChatGPT app
the future is exciting!
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seems like Dots haven’t quite received the welcome OAI was expecting
I maybe in the minority here but I’ve been loving it
the fact that it keeps all the context and proactively brings me things that deserve my attention the moment it’s needed is pretty neat
I also like that fact that it’s single threaded - feels like I’m texting another person of sorts and that interaction mental model feels pretty natural to me. I think of Dots as my AI buddy. It’s nice to not have to worry about thread management here.
I like that it’s got my ChatGPT memories baked in. I like that it can spawn Codex threads in the right project to check or do something for me. I like that it’s got its own computer in the cloud and isn’t completely reliant on my laptop being available all the time
obviously it’s not perfect:
- it’s slow
- computer use reliability isn’t quite there yet
- mobile app conversations with Dot hasn’t caught up to the desktop app and this breaks the user experience. things like approval cards and input cards show on the desktop but not on mobile and sometimes I’d ask my dot to do something from the mobile app and I’d be so confused as to what’s taking it so long to do when in reality it’s waiting on an input from me, but that input needs to happen on desktop
- when I give it a task, I would like for my dot to be more verbose and give me more updates about what’s it’s doing or thinking - I would like to be kept more in the loop
- I’d like the transcript of the calls I have with my dot to be accessible in the thread if I need to refer back to something we discussed
- I know it’s coming but I’d like to create multiple Dots and have some of them be specialists for certain things
i’m sure we’re gonna see some rapid improvements to this everyday. OAI has a pretty strong history of “let’s just put it out there and work on it obsessively until it’s world class” - like the ChatGPT app
the future is exciting!
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wth is going on with these limits
exhausted 40% of my weekly limits in 3 hrs with Astra on medium at standard speed
@OpenAIDevs @reach_vb @thsottiaux
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Amal Antony retweeted
Anyone that works in AI is working the hardest they've ever worked in their lives. On the surface it's somewhat ironic (AI should give us back time!), but the reality is that it's the most fun, fascinating and empowering epoch in human history. The intelligence revolution.
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man… Astra orchestrating a bunch of 5.6 Sol ultrafast threads with a /goal would be a sight to behold
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Amal Antony retweeted
When you truly work for yourself, you won’t have hobbies, you won’t have weekends, and you won’t have vacations, but you won’t have work either.
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Peter Thiel on competition:
competition is for losers.
in perfectly competitive markets, everybody’s copying everybody… margins get crushed…
aim to build a monopoly by solving a hard problem so well that you become meaningfully unique. you then build something new that creates so much value that competition is kind of irrelevant.
you then invest long-term instead of fighting over scraps.
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They should have added 10 more Lidars and 30 more cameras
A light-blue Waymo collided with a car outside a Costco, then continued driving as if nothing happened. The struck car makes a left turn and drives away moments later. trib.al/61Q8NEU
Community note
The Waymo in question continued driving until it found a wider lane to pull over as to not impede traffic.
yahoo.com/news/us/articl…
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Hosted on @ChatGPT Sites :)
my sister just started her degree, and I wanted to help her find the best clubs on campus
i just asked Codex to put it together and host it on sites for me
pretty mind blown about how it turned out (one shot btw)
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