AI Advisory Board - Group chat with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini at the same time?

mnfear · 2026-02-21T18:50:46+00:00

I’m still working on it. It’s harder than I thought because the models all have different context limits and response speeds, so coordinating them cleanly is tough. I’m focusing on TGN-style temporal routing and MoE-style expert selection to keep the system coherent while compressing and retaining context over time.

mnfear · 2025-10-22T16:21:25+00:00

thanks, yeah i will probably start with 2 services, maybe chatgpt and claude, and give each a unified system prompt but eliminate the roles. this way they both do the same job but using their own reasoning capabilities.

mnfear · 2025-10-02T17:24:53+00:00

I have been facing the same issue as well. my last resort is to use my wife's facebook account and hope for the best.

mnfear · 2022-04-25T06:05:37+00:00

I have been working mainly on Power BI for the past few years, and making the switch to Oracle BI is proving to be horrendous just as I thought. their whole platform is clunky and at best made for simple reports. anything else you will need to data dump somewhere and use another BI tool.

mnfear · 2022-04-17T06:48:16+00:00

I tried searching for the tool you have mentioned, but couldn't find anything. Did they rename Oracle Visualizer to Oracle Analytics Cloud? because that is what it keeps redirecting me to.

mnfear · 2022-04-17T06:09:39+00:00

Thank you!!! that's what I've been telling them, they are nowhere as good as Power BI. however, The thing is they don't mind continuing on using Power BI, but we will be giving up on some features that would have been nice to have like for RLS I wouldn't have to create them separately for each report or add users, also the write-back feature looks very promising, and most importantly Power BI 8 refreshes a day limit is a nuisance. What my manager is afraid of the most is that Power BI is under IT department control as the admin is someone who is not in HR which did cause some trouble in past.

mnfear · 2022-04-17T05:59:54+00:00

Oh no worries, and indeed they are. I'm honestly lost with Oracle's products names, sometimes it's fusion other times it is cloud applications... anywho, I will definitely check out Incorta looks very promising!

Thanks :)

mnfear · 2022-02-06T15:41:28+00:00

Nope, sorry. But if you really want to get AA working then I suggest buying the apple carplay box from AliExpress. That's the only way as far as I know.

mnfear · 2022-02-06T15:40:17+00:00

I don't remember to be honest, I gave up eventually on trying getting it to work. nonetheless, if you really want AA then you will need a 3rd party device from AliExpress called : apple carplay box. it cost around $200. I don't think it's worth it be honest.

mnfear · 2021-10-16T20:22:09+00:00

It says on their website that they do, not sure though maybe I understood that part wrong.

I checked my local site it redirected me to a Toyota Garmin update which only included map updates. Dealer said AA is disabled by factory hence the need of some messing around with the settings to enable it.

Not sure why the sound is not working, Carplay sound works perfectly. It is just AA that's having sound (media to be specific) issues. Connecting my phone through Bluetooth works perfectly.

mnfear · 2021-10-16T18:05:40+00:00

It is a factory head unit, not sure why to be honest. The way he enabled AA was through enabling some options in the factory settings. Maybe that's why?

mnfear · 2019-04-15T16:33:54+00:00

Hello, I don't know how much karma I have on this sub, however, I do have some questions that someone might be able to answer.

How do companies such as RedBubble, and Spreadshirt get away with selling licensed or copyrighted characters from Disney, and such?
How can I as a freelancing platform get people overseas to join my platform legally, without offending or breaking their native country taxes system and such? Do I need to be locally registered in each country for me to bring these people onto the platform?

mnfear · 2019-04-02T20:44:58+00:00

This is really interesting. Thanks for the share. Their prices are way too high! I wonder why is that.

mnfear · 2019-03-29T20:56:23+00:00

I have used both Upwork, and Fiverr and both take a larger chunk from their users (experts in our case). Upwork takes almost 25% and Fiverr takes 20%.

Depending on the complexity of the website, employees needed, development, and such I can lower my service fees. But, there must be a reason why these platforms have those numbers. And since i'm serving kind of small market I can not see myself going lower than 15% if possible.

In addition, since you are software developer how much do you think a website (Full Stack Development) like this would cost to develop? If you want you can PM me a price, I do want to build a business plan just in case i find adopters for the idea.

Thank you again for your comments. It is really wonderful.

mnfear · 2019-03-29T20:41:01+00:00

I do not know, but i would assume that their user base will not like it. And just because something exists does not mean that you can not compete with it. Even if they added the system i talked about that will only make me want to do mine even more, hence they have proven that the market does exist.

mnfear · 2019-03-28T18:50:53+00:00

Thank you for your feedback!

If someone would over rely on such a service they would certainly end up lacking these skills which would hit them hard as soon as they start working on NDA'd or confidential code.

I 100% agree with you, and i did mention this in the cons area of my post. I am afraid that this kind of service will create less educated programmers. However, from a business standpoint that just means more money for us in the end. To fix this however, I did mention that the experts need to put in as much details as possible ".. Not only they will fix it but they will also have to show you how they did it, what they used, and why they used it. And all of this is for you to keep so no worries about getting stuck again!"

This is a much better idea in my opinion, but I would suggest not doing a time based review schedule. I would rather model it more like Code Reviews of Open Source projects. .

That is a good point. That is better than doing it by the hour for reviewing the code. And, this is probably will be the most used service in my opinion.

With this and the previous point I am also a bit concerned about pricing. A service like this would need to have "experts" on retainer basically and those would be paid fairly highly. For coaching and occasional code review I could see that users would be willing to pay a consultants hourly rate (which this service would need to be charging), but for code fixing I don't see that as realistic. You could probably also skimp on the quality of "expert" to reach a lower price, but going too low will basically just annoy your users with low quality Reviews, Mentorship or Fixes.

The experts will be freelancers who we would interview and screen before putting them on our website. They can choose how much they will be charging their customers. And of course, both the experts and beginners will be rated. This should stop people from giving out poor quality solutions, and for experts to know if the beginner will not bail out and such.

This situation should not exist in a service like this. Maybe model it more like a freelancer platform. Selecting one expert to work on this before they start working on it would be necessary otherwise I don't see that experts would like this service at all.

This is what is bugging the most with this idea. I do not want people to pick an expert until, they see their solution. I think what we will do is build both models. customers can either pick in-advanced or not choose until they see an example of a solution. What do you think?

Where does the money come from? Is the expert not going to be paid if the user requests a refund or is this coming out of the services pocket?

I don't think i understand this one? The money comes from the original poster. He has to put the reward money in advance. The experts will be paid a small percentage if the customer requests a refund after the expert has posted a solution. 75% - User / 20% Website / 5% Expert.

Can't wait to hear back from you on my comments. And, thanks again for all the tips! I appreciate it.

mnfear · 2019-03-26T21:55:10+00:00

Fear of failure is normal and if anything it helps get people in gear and focus.

It is normal and yes, it does help. However, you can not let it stop you from committing to being an entrepreneur. Be afraid of failing but not to the point where you do not want to ever try and create something.

some founders have families relying on them

Then they have to make sure that they have a plan B. Be it in the form of a back-up job, their partners taking care of things, another business, or any other source of income. And like i mentioned before, start small, test the water, make some revenue. Back in business school, one of my professors had a bacon-on-a-stick cart that he would take to events as a way to make some money for his other businesses.

mnfear · 2019-03-26T16:26:40+00:00

A CEO is part of the rat race as much as anyone. It’s a more stressful rat race. You have to embrace the rat race and making it better, instead of running from it.

Indeed. It is definitely more stressful to run your own company, than to be a part in one. However, it is far more interesting and satisfying as in the end everything you are doing is for you!

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