naveed

@naveedjanmo

designer/dev ✸ building unriddle.ai, squish.so, usergpt.co, unlazy.xyz, mintmessage.xyz

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naveed

@naveedjanmo

Feb 28

I'm not an academic, but if something piques my interest I like to look at the research When I'm familiar with the field this is easy. When it's something new to me I struggle to get past the abstract If that's you too, you might find this useful 👇

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welcome to s3

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@naveedjanmo

Mar 4

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Thank you

and co. I'm gonna use this to pay off some of those API bills 😅

A big shoutout to

for picking Unriddle as the winner of a $1k giveaway they just ran in the N&W discord!

I spent the past couple of months using ChatGPT as a programming coach. I started with a basic understanding of React and I now have two apps in production serving 100s of daily users. Some thoughts:

Full post here:

naveedjanmo.substack.com

Using ChatGPT as a Programming Coach

Learn to code faster than everyone else did

While the AI hype train is running at full speed, all I know for sure is that learning to code just got way easier.

Paste your code in the input and say something like "How can I improve this React component/Flask endpoint?" and you'll get some suggestions.

When you're new to programming your code can get messy real fast. It takes months to pick up the best practices. But with ChatGPT you can write beautiful code from day one.

Both ChatGPT and GPT-4 were trained on data leading up until 2021, so they struggle with libraries updated since then. ChatGPT works great with

@framer

motion, though. It set up these page transitions - I just tweaked the values.

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@naveedjanmo

Jan 16

New navigation and history feature for squish — designed and coded today

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If you're working with a big code block and ChatGPT keeps rewriting the whole thing with only one change each time, just say "show me only what needs to change". For some reason, it defaults to rewriting the whole snippet, even if the update is tiny.

GPT-4 dropped last night and it can handle 8x the amount of input as ChatGPT (GPT-3.5). While it's available to ChatGPT Plus subscribers, the increased input size hasn't been enabled yet. So for now, you still need to chunk things up.

ChatGPT can only handle a certain amount of info at a time so you need to break things up into small chunks. e.g. If you're building a React component with a form that runs something on submit, ask for the form first. Then, in a second prompt say what needs to happen on submit.

When coding something from scratch, instead of asking ChatGPT to write an implementation as you see it in your head, start with a quick convo about what you’re trying to accomplish. It may have a better idea than you, especially if you're still new to the language.

There's some randomness baked into ChatGPT's outputs so sometimes you'll get a different solution.

And if you end up down a path that leads nowhere, you can scroll back up in the chat, hit the edit button on an earlier message, rephrase the prompt slightly and then click “Save and Submit”.

Just paste your code in the text input along with any error messages and relevant context. If it's a simple error, you'll get a fix right away. If it's something more complex it'll suggest steps to debug.

These models are great at solving the kinds of bugs you run into as a noob developer. They not only help you get unstuck but also teach you how to avoid the issue next time around.

The traditional approach is a painstaking process of trial and error, coupled with hours spent scouring the internet for a fix. But, with ChatGPT and now GPT-4, the learning curve is significantly easier to manage.

It's a superpower for anyone looking to learn how to code or brush up on a language. One of the hardest parts of getting started as a programmer is running into bugs that seem impossible to squash.

I spent the past couple of months using ChatGPT as a programming coach. I started with a basic understanding of React and I now have two apps in production serving 100s of daily users. Some thoughts:

Squish | AI summaries

Summarize any article in just five seconds using AI

Instead of getting the SVB/Silvergate news from prepubescent threadoors, try using Squish 🤏

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Mar 11

Big news! I just received a fresh research report from the world’s leading expert on things that have already happened.

✸ 102 chatbots generated ✸ 167 messages sent ✸ 1458 unique visitors ✸ 245 signups Next up is Hacker News

When I launched my last app I spammed Twitter, Reddit and Hacker News all in one week This time I'm staggering launches so I can take feedback from one into the next A week out from launching unriddle on Twitter:

Julian's guide:

Startup Handbook: Landing Page Copywriting

Julian Shapiro shows you how to learn hard things—like starting a startup and writing well.

How to write landing page copy (the easy way): 1. Skim

@Julian

's guide 2. Run through

@copy_ai

's landing page wizard 3. Combine ideas from both for 🤌 copy

used some ai called unriddle today that basically just take a pdf and u can ask it anything, pretty cool cat spent entire highschool failing everything and only reading academia papers and feel like cats academia-speed-reading skills just instantly became obsolete lmeow

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naveed

@naveedjanmo

Mar 3

✨ Unriddle now suggests questions to ask the document. These are generated by GPT-3 and entirely unique to the doc's content It's now much easier for first-time users to go from "wtf is this app?" to "oh shit this is cool"

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Useful 👍

I just upgraded squish from GPT-3 to ChatGPT ✸ Summaries are generated 4x faster ✸ 1/10th the price (!!) ✸ Phrasing is generally improved and content is more effectively summarised

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naveed

@naveedjanmo

Feb 13

It's almost ready to test w/ users. Message me if you want to try it out :)

I made some good progress on this earlier -- got the basic functionality working Upload a file, wait a couple of seconds and then query anything you want

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@naveedjanmo

Feb 9

Today I built a chatbot powered by all of @paulg's essays Ask it anything and it'll search the text for the most relevant response using GPT-3 Working on an app that can do this to any body of text on-demand (substack, textbook etc.)

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Today I built a chatbot powered by all of

@paulg

's essays Ask it anything and it'll search the text for the most relevant response using GPT-3 Working on an app that can do this to any body of text on-demand (substack, textbook etc.)

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