what was the point where you had enough data to make it worthwhile for telcos?

I would say if you can reach 1% of the population in a given country every month then you are starting to be interesting for the telcos.

What about city specific data? Is that equally/more/less valuable? At what scale do you think?

working in adjacent space for tracking more visual sports http://ballers.gg

this sounds awesome. have any videos of it?

Thanks! Working on it, for now it's literally a taped breadboard. :D

AI basketball community, using computer vision to get highlights and stats http://ballers.gg

Very true. I did over 300 product marketing website reviews and the most common thing I would see is a generic description of this big aspirational vision of the company and none of the specifics of what a company actually does. If you’re into see what great websites do the YouTube playlist with the top sites is at http://goatedguild.com

There's a whole heap of different period tracking apps these days. I've been using Clue for probably a decade.

That one is good I think. It's German and adheres to EU privacy laws. The main FLOSS one is called drip. Has some funding from the German government as well as Mozilla

https://bloodyhealth.gitlab.io/

Jensen was saying this in that interview last week and the interviewer dismissed it.

Canva has more expansive editing tools but I agree, it seems like a frenemies situation.

we arent bots because we disagree with you. I switch between codex and opus, they have their differing strengths. As many people have mentioned, opus in the past few weeks has had less than stellar results. Generally I find opus would rather stub something and do it the faster way than to do a more complete job, although its much better at front end. I've had times where I've thrown the same problem at opus 4/5 times without success and codex gets it first shot. Just my experience.

I've had good experiences with codex, as have many others. Its genuine content since everyones codebases and needs are different.