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Not related to the Hume team in any way, but I couldn't help laughing throughout most of my conversation. Seems like a seismic shift that felt straight out of HER.

Was honestly blown away by the responsiveness of the chat. At risk of getting carried away... I can't imagine this being anything short of a game-changer?

Also, any ideas how it responds so quickly to conversation? Seems like GPT 3.5-level speed with the awareness of 4+.

I used this but, upon asking which model it is, it replied as being a "fine-tuned version of GPT 3.5". Any clue why? In a second chat it replied "You're chatting with one of the fine-tuned versions of the OpenAssistant model!".

Posthog has a strong emphasis on developers, with features like feature flags and upcoming warehouses / CDP.

Flywheel is focused on go-to-market teams and non-technical users.

They have this via Jira Work Management

Nice to see you here too, Sascha :)

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Wife is a dentist. There certainly are practices where treatments are recommended as a function of money and cashflow (laser treatment and other "optional" treatments are a great example of this). However, crown / cavity recommendations are largely dependent on how aggressive that particular dentist's philosophy is. E.g. my wife only goes to her father for treatment because he focuses on saving teeth whenever possible.

Unlikely that a dentist would ever recommend filling cavities if they didn't believe it was necessary – they're not very profitable for practices. Crowns are sometimes recommended when a filling will suffice, but that's usually because crowns last ~10 years and fillings only delay the inevitable crown for a few years.

I wish HN was like this more often