Asklemmy

I’ve got it teaching me history, biochemistry, and interior design.

I use it to summarize text book passages into outlined notes which I turn into quizlets to study. I have a hard time paraphrasing and end up copying a lot out of the book. It usually does a good job and hits the key points

I use it for programming, brainstorming, and learning things, mostly. It’s like ultra Wikipedia + stack overflow that answers questions in real time.

The other day I was in a game store and I didn’t know what to get and researching everything would take forever so I took a picture of the rack and what games I like and asked what it thought I might enjoy. It was sweet. I haven’t played the game I decided on yet but all of my friends swear by it once I told them it. Dominion, if anyone is wondering.

Hook it up to Langchain with Python and ask a book questions.

Throw long decimal calculations at it and feel superior that you can use a calculator to get correct values.

I had it rewrite my vimscript config in lua. I was never going to write that from scratch and now I'm adding to it in lua.

I can sometimes get really good ai generated art by telling Bing what I want and have it request the art for me and continue refining it.

By combining it with Plex and Tidal, use Sonic Sage to create playlists.

It got updated a few days ago and the new one is quantized so it's not quite as smart, might be part of it. The tuned GPTs or plugins make it better overall post-update, though, I think. But the base model definitely got a little dumber.