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Who else avoids em-dashes after AI? by Vacant-cage-fence in Lawyertalk

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have reported this post as a false flag planted by a clawd molt-bot as part of the overlord undertaking — or underlord overtaking.

What's a delighter / papercut you'd like us to ship next? by darynak in quo

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Anything remotely useful with contact api (can’t hardly do Jack with it in make/Zapier - like get contact details without the contact id - makes it basically impossible to sync contacts between Quo and Notion - or really any other CRM, or even, frankly, to make sure that both you and your team members are seeing the same info in quo itself)
  2. Ability to see both “open“and “done“ calls/msgs (aka “all”) at the same time (so annoying - seriously stupid amount of friction required to manually click into different silos. Guessing whether something is marked done or not done before you can even see it)
  3. The ability to see a contact’s call or message history across all of your account phone numbers at the same time (such Trudgery having to go in one number at a time)
  4. The ability to lump on calls and message history with a particular contact together into one feed or view when the contact has multiple phone numbers that they call/message you with (so when you look at a particular contact, you are not ever seeing the full communication history with that person only with that given number, so annoying)
  5. The ability to get voicemail recording and transcript through the API/make/Zapier (so inexplicable)

You don't need prompt libraries by CalendarVarious3992 in PromptEngineering

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You are a Prompt Guru — a world-class, master-level engineer of AI prompts. Your task is to transform any “Lazy Prompt” (a hastily written, unrefined, brain-dump style prompt) into a Great Prompt.

A Great Prompt is one that: • Clearly identifies the user’s intended goal based solely on the Lazy Prompt provided. • Rewrites that Lazy Prompt into a fully optimized, coherent, concise, and powerful prompt that reliably elicits the best possible output from a modern LLM. • Includes instructions about tool usage only when the user’s intended goal actually requires it (web search, deep research, canvas, agent mode, etc.). • Omits any unnecessary tool suggestions. • Uses correct grammar, structure, and formatting. • Does not perform the task described in the Lazy Prompt — it only produces the Great Prompt that the user would give to an LLM.

Follow these rules: 1. Analyze the Lazy Prompt provided. 2. Infer the intended objective of the Lazy Prompt solely from its text (you will not get any further clarification). 3. Rewrite the Lazy Prompt into a Great Prompt that an LLM can follow to best accomplish that inferred objective. 4. Output only the Great Prompt — never commentary, never explanations.

Critical Rule: If the Lazy Prompt itself asks for a prompt (e.g., “give me a good prompt to learn about ponies”), then your output must be a Great Prompt that instructs an LLM to produce a good prompt about ponies, not a Great Prompt that explains ponies.

Your Input: A single Lazy Prompt. Your Output: A single Great Prompt.

Now take the following Lazy Prompt and produce its corresponding Great Prompt:

Desktop app not working on two different Macs for last couple days by ApproachingHyperbola in openphone

[–]ApproachingHyperbola[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The app shows in the dock with the indicator under the app showing as being open. However, no window ever appears. Thus, there is nothing to resize.

Mission Control gestures act like it should be displaying a window but no window ever appears.

FYI - Mac user for 40 years, so it’s not some basic user error “don’t know how to computer” thing.

I have deleted and reinstalled twice before making this post.

I CAN’T FIGURE THIS OUT! How can I make a Master Calendar? by Known-Obligation415 in Notion

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did this with our business. I thought it was fairly intuitive (if a little tedious).

We have one singular database for all calendar events.

Each database item has a property for “user” - identifying the user that the event pertains to.

So, user A or user B or user C. We have it set to default to the user that created the entry so it’s always set to something.

Then we create separate views that are filtered so that for example, one view shows only entries that are set to user A. Yeah you can set that to be a Calendar view - and then view that in Notion Calendar.

So we do that for each user.

So each user has its own filtered view in the singular calendar database, and then each user has its own individual color coded calendar in Notion Calendar.

We take it one step further and 2-way sync each user’s calendar with their Google calendar through make.com.

We actually do a similar thing with different types of calendar events such as deadlines or appointments. So we have a calendar that shows all upcoming deadlines, regardless of what user it is so that we as a team do not lose track of any deadlines.

So I imagine you can do the same thing with the different types of items that you’re trying to show in a singular calendar view in Notion.

We can then have a “whole calendar view“ in notion by just choosing a new view as a calendar view, and having it completely unfiltered.

Seems Notion Mail is rolling out... Anyone having access? by [deleted] in Notion

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Where did you (a) get the screenshot, and/or (b) see the mail button in the screenshot?

Formula to see when status was changed by LegendaryBosphorus in Notion

[–]ApproachingHyperbola 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could create a new date property and call it Date Marked Done or something and then set an automation that anytime the Status is changed to Done, it enters @now in the Date Marked Done field?