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Maybe I need to punish tab/windows switches more severely?

Or perhaps require webcam and do eye tracking?

School/students were my target user when I created this. But also mostly just a fun toy.

That's cool, thanks for sharing.

Is there a way to detect this approach?

Ok, that's helpful but I'd argue even a limit order book has an algorithm (albeit simple)

+1 I use chartjs for the web version of fatgpt.ai. It easy to setup and you can get charts going very quickly.

If I needed more dense data viz (ex a datadog-like system) I'd probably go with something D3 based

It's interesting, seems like a popular space lately (even within YC). Off the top of my head, there's merge.dev, Terra, Kombo, Workato.

Aside from the obvious question of "how are you different/better?" I'm most curious to know why you're going so broad initially. You've got everything from legal to devtools to gaming. Seems like the opposite of a wedge/beachhead approach. Why?

I was somewhat involved in this project. Can't get into details but there were other factors/efforts not mentioned which allowed us to scale this while reducing cost per recommendation. As someone mentioned, I do believe we benefited from a price drop over time.

Regarding the monthly scale mentioned in article–we are way beyond that now.

A lot of really smart people worked on this and it was fun to watch unfold.

Transformers that transform your body

Jokes aside, GPT-4 Vision is surprisingly good at noticing facts from food images. For example:

- In my chipotle bowl, it can tell if I had brown rice vs white rice

- In my In-n-out, it can tell if I got it protein style

It struggles with accurate weights/volumes but I'm excited about where this is going.

I mean a single checkout from multiple shopify stores isn't really possible (at least by 3rd parties)

My hypothesis is that, if you could drive traffic to your site and offer a fast checkout experience, there's probably multiple ways to monetize that. Driving the traffic is the hard part.