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Lenny Deus🙏 14 karmaJan 7, 2024@DiagramGPT by Erasernice! does exatly what i wanted it to do, takes text, makes a nice looking diagram.
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This one was really nice. In that it could also generate a white paper to go with the diagram
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I can't help but rave about this product because of the level of craftsmanship in it; Vizly is made for data scientists, by data scientists, and it shows. Having tried various tools in the space, I can confidently say it's the best by a mile, the UX is silky smooth and will feel familiar to any data scientist, and yet it manages to supercharge your workflows - I gurantee you'll be a few times more productive, can't recommend it enough.
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Isn't it possible that when downloading a diagram from it, the diagram to have white background rather than black background.
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I wasn't able to use this one (I have my API key)
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I had to tweak a few things to match my brand style, but overall it saved me a ton of time. Definitely handy if you need something fast and professional-looking.
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InLinks is absolutely amazing for content optimization, internal linking and schema . I love how it prompts you to optimize for the entities/topics Google recognizes, not just keywords. The internal linking automation saves several hours every month especially with the RSS feed that automatically adds links to your blog as you post new content. All round brilliant tool!
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they support exporting to multi-sites now. got a lot of other improvements too, it's pretty great.
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Create stunning hand-drawn flowcharts from text instantly.OpenI use AI Flowchart Generator to create flowcharts for my blog posts. It’s incredibly easy to use and saves me so much time. Now, I can turn my text to flowchart and make my posts more interesting and helpful for readers!
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Love this!! 100x better than Notion, this should get more attention
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Great tool for getting some initial information about your data, especially in the beginning phase when your main goal is to explore your data
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I was just trying to get a quick graph showing population evolution over the last 30 years, didn’t have the dataset ready, so I was hoping the tool could auto-fill something reasonable. But it literally gave me three values. Three?? For 30 years?? What kind of trend can I possibly see with that? If the tool offers to research the data, it should at least offer a full timeline. And when I pasted the data I found, it created a literally bar chart???
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Dumber than a box of hair. Asked for a break even analysis chart. Fed it clear fixed costs, variable costs, net operating income AND ROI percentages. Even hinted that the break even point was between years six and seven. Dude took five minutes to draw a line across the "0" plane labeled "costs" and a revenue line crossing through where I suggested the break even point is. The scale was between 0.2-1.6 USD. No, I am not running a business for ants.
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