sidPhoenix17

> WordPress is very easy to use, Automattic builds it, but they are not the only ones to make money from it, and I think the incentives are well-aligned.

It's interesting you mention this - Even Elastic started with this same model but then had some conflicts with Amazon being able to monetise ElasticSearch much more than Elastic themselves - so they eventually changed license and then Amazon forked into OpenSearch.. Here's the link for more context - https://www.elastic.co/blog/why-license-change-aws

Btw, wishing you best with your project!

For last few months, I had been heads down on my own startup and totally ignored all the noise around generative AI. This weekend, I finally decided to spend time to tinker around, explore how GPT-3 works and try to get a product out.

Few days back - I had this craving to solve random math questions but never found anything. So thought could be a good idea to actually do it using GPT-3.

After 24 hours & a few stupid mistakes, learnt the following: * GPT-3 is not so good for Math (all the gurus saying "obviously, it's an LLM".. yeah, I get it, now!) * It's hard to actually parse text from GPT-3 into a JSON / structured format * DONT ask chatGPT for gpt-3 code snippets! It's not updated to the latest openai documentation :p

Yet to fully try: Fine-tuning model

I generally tried to bookmark the most commonly visited websites so I can access it instantly.

Overtime, I stopped using it because if I write a keyword associated with the website - if it's either in title tag or in the url, chrome automatically shows that link on the top.. this has been so good.