Ron Jayson

I personally think it's unfair for companies to use ATS to decide on candidates, when most of the time it's specifically that search that helps you find the diamond in a pool of dirt. This at least levels the playing field 👍

I'm impressed with how well it guides you to fill out as much information as you possible can. More info usually equals more accurate results, so that's a big plus from me

Where do you want to use these agent? Closest thing i know of is the "Zendesk Service Suite", where you can train agents to be specialized in different services and still have them connected

I run DnD campaigns for my friends and i've found 2 gpt tools on here that give you good names. There's "Nomina" which gives me nice fantasy names and then "Name Generator" for normal humans and sci-fi stuff (not just people i mean) also, a tip, ask for small sets of names, otherwise it starts creating with alliterations and i personally hate those for non-joke characters. good luck!

Thank you for the info, i'll keep my eyes open for it. Since you mention this feature, you should consider adding a side by side image on your Chrome page; a "Google search vs Prefind search" with a clear and specific example, to show confused users like myself what it actually does. Cheers and good luck in your work!

Quick replies are always a good sign. I didn't have a bad experience, but i struggle to find what makes the tool unique. I'll keep using it and crosscheck with google by itself. other seem pleased by it, i may be missing something

I am confused, what is your tool supposed to do? Whatever i search, it just opens up a google search with my query. And it's the exact same as if i was just googling it. Okay, you don't need an account... you don't need one to do a google search either

Having 50~ different tools in one is really good for me, instead of using a handful of different ones. I hope they do work well. So far, the image generation is pretty on point with what it gets prompted.

Honestly, just tested this for fun, but now im likely going to keep creating emojis and spam my friends with it. 10/10! As some feedback, the media generation isn't difficult, but i think if the image you want to use isn't "okay" you don't get an error, it just does not generate anything.

You can (and should) elaborate and explain what you need. There are tools to help you code, but most are specialized on 1 or 2 languages. https://theresanaiforthat.com/coding/?ref=suggest Look at these and find one that does what you need. Good luck

You can use "AIcardshop" or "AI Greeting Card Generator" to create and edit your card design

Ooh. this tickles my nerd side. I already created our next BBEG, it will help so much with making custom DnD campaigns. Thank you!!

Try BashSenpai, i used it a couple of times.

I have only done a few stories. It is not that it repeat a specific word over multiple stories, it is more that it either has a limited vocabulary or doesn't realize it uses a word multiple times.

helpful, but i was referring more that, for example, you have an adjective to describe something, it will often use similar descriptions, it doesn't use synonyms or related phrases. For example, it will call many characters "beautiful", when it can use "gorgeous","studding" etc. Maybe something you can work on in the future. Cheers!

I like how fast it creates stories, keeping track of what it generated at the start. It seems to have a liking for certain words or styles, but the stories are enjoyable

Try InboxZero, it can show you what emails you don't read and can set up replies from it too

If you just want the text of the ad, you can use many GPTs to make your message custom to your audience. Try this page if they help https://theresanaiforthat.com/job-descriptions/?ref=suggest

I like the sound of that. There are some requests that are pretty similar, this should help with "reposts" too

Yes there are, here's one Excel tool i have been using for a week or so. I highly recommend it - GptExcel

It's progressed and can summarize videos, but still missing some information (i gave it the last Uncle Roger video and it made sense of it fast, but it says, quote "they leave the shop without buying anything" when, in fact, he left over 100$ at the shop. Baby steps

If you search for "face swap", instead of Switching Face, you'll find plenty of pages available. Try "Face Swapper" if you want something easy to use

i get "access blocked: app request is invalid" error when i try to link my gmail to it. has anyone managed to do this and can give some feedback?

well this looks promising. i can finally get caught up with my group chats?!

nice tool, it even restructures long phrases nicely, keeping the initial message

It's sad to see people want to try your tool out but you have no free sample for them. This may be the best tool out there, but, as mentioned, going through with the AI for minutes to explain what you want, then being prompted to pay, without even knowing if it CAN create something, is discouraging. I hope we can get a free sample or preview at one point, im interested in this one.

WAIT! it has built in dark mode. 5/5

easy to pick up and you get a few free file imports. it gives you results pretty fast, unfortunately i can't find a way to get back to these, they're locked behind the paid service.

i found Audiopen then is made specifically for Speech to text, hope it helps

funny enough, i found this request while using the Most votes filter. i guess it was implemented hehe

NOTE! If you do use that feature, be careful that it's not able to detect pop-ups (like for cookies, for example) and gets stuck

haven't figured it out yet, but the beta feature, where it starts to search and access pages to find what you asked of it is really impressive. can't wait to see how it evolves.

doesn't work for me either. it says theres no transcript available or, if there is, asks me to try later..

it's nice that you have a Summarize button on youtube when you go and have the extension installed. Im not getting sources on articles it gives me however..

found a few that you could use. two i like are Scene One (that has a sampler you can use to check it out) and Verb, which has lots more features but is also a bit more difficult to use (also has free trial)

you can also try LearningStudioAI. it creates an initial course structure with you initial prompt, after which you can edit every single piece of it. Also creates quizez for end of lectures

i found this cool tool and i've been using it for work for a few days now. feeling like an excel god. search for GPTExcel on here

good tool but be mindful: if you want it to expand on subjects that aren't covered in the inputed article, it can derail the summary and make some genuine leaps in logic, just to give the result you asked. Careful on your Expand prompts

any insight on how well it does with sticking to the information on the article? is it prone to going off track?