cristyansv

> All of the in vitro screening was performed by an OpenTrons OT-2 liquid-handling robot programmed by Claude Code. Meanwhile, LLMs (mainly ChatGPT Pro) were deeply integrated into virtually every step of the discovery process - I wouldn’t have been able to complete this project without them

This account is only spamming that URL in all the comments, probably a bot.

But in your prompts you're trying to assess knowledge, and this model isn't suited for that use case

as mentioned in the blog post: > "it can execute tasks like text classification and data extraction with remarkable accuracy, speed, and cost-effectiveness."

I'm sure you're doing it with good intentions, but it's a bit sad that children will now grow up with so few rights over their privacy.

As someone who grew up on the internet, I feel that the freedom it gave me to explore the world at my own pace allowed me to develop my personality. The thought that every second of my online life will be logged in an app and accessible to my parents honestly sounds horrible.

I respect every parent's decision regarding how they raise their children, but I invite you to reflect on whether growing up under this level of surveillance is something you would have wanted for yourselves.

It would be interesting to have a "No AI" section since Product Hunt is currently flooded with AI-only products.

this looks equally scary and incredible, especially the "summarize what I worked on today" examples.

Imagine porting this to a dedicated app that can access the context of the open window and the text on the screen, providing an almost real-time assistant for everything you do on screen.

no joking: it is probably related to an eye issue, it could be that your eyeglasses formula is not correct or that you need to wear them if you don't have them yet.

looks promising.

but I've always wondered how Krisp.ai achieves such good results, considering that it works on the local device, plus the size is quite small (a few hundred MB). it really impresses me. disclaimer: I'm not affiliated in any way with Krisp.ai, just a happy user.

I feel it has to do with a distorted concept of privacy, people want to share something right now with their friends, but they don't want to be judged in the long run by this content, they don't want people to be on your profile and see a thousand pictures of your parties, maybe you looking ridiculous.

I usually feel that instagram posts are meticulously planned and reviewed and edited, while the stories are something authentic and ephemeral.

question: if I have a project management software saas, and I want to integrate n8n to make automations (for example: when a task is marked as completed), is the license valid for this use?

Wow, can you provide more info about Medellin network ?