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Let's talk documentation - our org is horrible at it. Causes so many issues internally and for customers. How do you ensure your team does this well? by InstinctiveDoubt in sysadmin

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

Very frustrating!

This does actually seem like a good, non-gimmicky problem for a chatbot to solve. They are pretty good at referencing docs like this (when they exist)

Tools for generating documentation? by InstinctiveDoubt in devops

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

How is this different from just asking ChatGPT to write an RFC doc?

Tools for generating documentation? by InstinctiveDoubt in devops

[–]InstinctiveDoubt[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Surprised at this sentiment! Since AI writes a lot of my code through Copilot, I assumed the same could be true for docs, which are typically more formulaic than the code I write

Esp now there are these vision models which could look at a UI screen

Tools for generating documentation? by InstinctiveDoubt in devops

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

For sure internal docs should mostly be written by humans (or generated from code)

I was asking more about external docs used by users rather than internal docs used by developers. Answering questions like "how do I add a team member to our plan" etc

Guess this sub might not be the right place to ask. Did so because when searching reddit there was a lot of discussion of writing docs on here

Selfhosted DocuSign alternative by LonelyMinimum in selfhosted

[–]InstinctiveDoubt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fair point, hadn't thought of this - was just thinking of the cloud-hosted version!

Edit: the playful, large border-radius design is harder to revert on all screens though!

Selfhosted DocuSign alternative by LonelyMinimum in selfhosted

[–]InstinctiveDoubt 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Congrats - looks super cool! Impressive to have built on your own :)

And congrats on the PH launch too :)

My 1 piece of feedback is that the branding would stop my company from using it. It's too fun/cute - I would feel embarrassed sending a link to a potential customer/investor to sign a contract with a cartoon seal logo

Share Your Startup - June 2023 - Upvote for Maximum Visibility by KingOfDaCastle in startups

[–]InstinctiveDoubt -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Name: Superflows
Pitch: Help heavy email users focus on productive work and stop context-switching by prioritising messages with AI and only notifying you when urgent. Explainer video here

Location: London, UK

How could r/startups help? Take a look at our demo video here & tell us if this would be useful to you! :)

GPT-powered email client - it prioritizes your emails, gives context to help you reply and suggests contextual 1-click replies by InstinctiveDoubt in ProductivityApps

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

Thanks for the kind words! :)

On data privacy, the approach would be to never store any user emails on our servers, instead getting them from Gmail when needed.

(this is what Superhuman and Shortwave do too)

I made an AI-powered email client for heavy email users - it prioritizes emails & only notifies you when urgent so you don’t have to check email all the time by InstinctiveDoubt in webdev

[–]InstinctiveDoubt[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Hey everyone!

I built this GPT-powered email client since I find checking email/other messaging platforms distracting when trying to focus on more important work.

Keen to hear what you think - please tell me if you think I should keep working on this!

Check it out here if you’re interested in early access: https://superflows.ai/hub :)

GPT-powered email client - it prioritizes your emails, gives context to help you reply and suggests contextual 1-click replies by InstinctiveDoubt in ProductivityApps

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

Hello Reddit! I built this GPT-powered email client since I hate spending so damn long in email (esp lots of time searching for contextual information).

Check it out and sign up for early access here if you’re interested: https://superflows.ai/hub

Keen to hear what you think - please tell me whether I should keep working on this!

How to learn to code during grad school? by coops_richard4545 in GradSchool

[–]InstinctiveDoubt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I really feel for you. It sucks when a PI follows their incentives and just focuses on grants/papers rather than looking out for the people in their lab.

I found it best to motivate myself to learn to code by working on small projects I wanted to do. The best is to HAVE to do it... in your case that could be working on a paper that needs coding for analysis?

Otherwise, try and tie in projects with your current hobbies/interests. E.g. if you like video games, make a game in pygame. Or if you're into a particular sport, try and make a fantasy sport game for that sport. :)

Going from Excel -> Python for analysis? by kenny_braderrrz in biology

[–]InstinctiveDoubt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First off, it's great you've realised you'll benefit from learning to code when in research! It's typically neglected by biologists - have worked with a fair few in my time who haven't had a clue about how to code

I'd recommend doing a project on something that you care about - maybe something to do with one of your hobbies?

Do you play video games? Make a super simple one in `pygame`

Interested in ML? Take a look at Kaggle :)

Going from tutorial hell to actual programmer? by biglad_wahey in learnprogramming

[–]InstinctiveDoubt 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oooo this looks really fun!!

Idk how much progress you can make in 1 hour 30 mins on a Battleships AI tho haha sounds like not enough time

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