Apollon Latsoudis

Top tier OCR product by Mistral AI whose output this year has been stellar. They released Le Chat, Codestral 25.01 and Mistral Small 3 prior to this. A true European contender in the AI space

Meditation before I start reviewing my to do list which was prepared the previous day so as to have a second more sober look at the day's priorities

To be honest many books left an impression on me. Those that I found to be most interesting are: Paypal Wars by Eric M. Jackson Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill Average Is Over: Powering America Beyond the Age of the Great Stagnation by Tyler Cowen Data Smart Using Data Science to Transform Information into Insight by John W. Foreman (

Well the term "GPT" has been also used in other generative LLMs which were developed by different companies so that may be an issue (most notably EleutherAI). In any case it would be wise to have a fallback position if your product uses the term GP in case this happens. As previously mentioned however by another esteemed commenter, the term may lose its popularity and appeal in the immediate...

Content creation Refinement Scheduling of next month

Well basically there is no easy answer. It can certainly assist them (centaur system-man using AI to collaborate for an acceptable output) but it needs fine tuning in my opinion, before replacing tutors altogether. In an interesting article https://futurism.com/the-byte/si... it was argued that using AI tutors may be a double edged sword QUOTE ".....it could slow students down if they relied on...

ChatGPT Plus for copywriting, brainstorming, proofreading Midjourney for image creation (simply amazing) Runway for video creation

Buying BTC back in 2013 when I had the chance :-)

It seems that GPT-4 is indeed an improvement of previous version. First of all its multimodal and so it also accepts images to provide text output (not as useless as it sounds). It also outperforms its predecessors at tasks that require reasoning and problem-solving by a large margin according to testing. It can also understand bigger blocks of text. So thus far as a copywriting tools, it has...

I use otter.ai https://otter.ai/ although there are many other useful tools out there

I use it for many purposes such as -copywriting, as it completed concepts, sentences etc -draft legal documents (when you simply need a starting point) which you then enhance -assists during searching material -creates prompt descriptions for midjourney -provides basic advice on various subject (such as health topics) -you may train a specific data set and have it answer answers from that data set

Interesting workflow. Constant engagement is key. There is a fine line between contacting potential early adopters introducing an opportunity and spamming. Thus your process seems to take care most of these. The numbers you quoted are solid as well- 100 early adopters was a great start. If I may suggest an improvement; You can use tools to augment/enhance your search on media (I am referring to...

Reviewing user creations on the software (memories as we call them). The insight gained from user creations is priceless. I regularly become amazed by the creativity of others as they use the software from a different perspective. That never gets old. I guess that would fit in the "Positive Customer Feedback" category

Continuous engagement of users and near perfect information muda free communication. This was achieved by assigning to the most competent people in our team communication duties. Communication guidelines were drawn and user friendly channels were deployed to allow the dissemination of information. In addition we built from scratch a roadmap regarding user engagement which covers the first year....

I have to agree with Ben Bites. Data Elixir has also some very thoughtful yet more complex for deep dive articles

Submitted. Some interesting questions there with tricky elements. I am waiting for the results!

1. Meditate to bring my mind to a relaxed state and regulate breathing 2. Open a Memory (similar to file)on my knowledge management software to reflect on yesterday's notes for today 3. Enhance those notes by adding new insights (if any) 4. Check slack, discord, twitter, telegram channels for any news (checklist) 5. Deactivate all notifications, phones etc 6. Start working solely on the 1 thing...

I meditate, prepare coffee and start reviewing memories created the previous day in my noteking app so as to confirm that these will be the items on which I will be focusing this day.

After using Notion & Roam, I found out that that I need something more visual in nature. In any case, no app has all bases covered. I am currently using Caduceus, but have also used evernote and Obsidian in the past which I found them to be very useful.

Hero's Quest board games from my parents when I was 9. That was truly something special. When you get old, the thrill of opening presents, is toned down. Nowadays it's just socks or books. Cant say its the same feeling. For a Chef however, a chef knife is an excellent and most useful gift!