Farmers Edge

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

Farmers Edge AI

I asked Claude to generate original self-improvement quotes

Some of these hit like a train and thought it needed to be shared. On daily action "The day you think doesn't matter is the one that's building you — or the one that's burying you. There is no day off from becoming." "You are not who you think you are. You are what you repeatedly do when no one is watching and nothing is at stake." "Small acts done with full commitment outlast great acts done with half a heart." "Your habits are not your routine. They are your autobiography — being written one unremarkable day at a time." "The life you want exists on the other side of the days you don't feel like showing up for." On self-ownership "Nobody is coming to build you. The raw materials were delivered at birth. The rest is on you." "Stop waiting for the right conditions. Conditions are neutral. You are not." "The moment you stop blaming the weather for the crop, you become a farmer. Before that, you're just a complainer with land." "Most people outsource their minds to whatever is loudest around them and then wonder why their life feels like someone else's." "You can be the author or you can be the character. Both are options. Only one is a choice." On discipline and resistance "Discipline is not punishment. It is the agreement you make with your future self — kept or broken in the smallest moments." "The part of you that doesn't want to do the work is not protecting you. It is protecting the version of you that no longer serves you." "Comfort is a slow thief. It takes nothing dramatically. Just a little edge, a little hunger, a little fire — day by day, until one morning you reach for yourself and find less than you left." "Do the thing you are avoiding. That specific thing. That is the one." "Resistance is not a sign you're on the wrong path. It is proof you are on the one that matters." On compounding and time "Time does not pass neutrally. Every day it is either working for you or against you, and it does not wait for you to decide which." "What you allow to be ordinary becomes permanent. Raise the floor." "The person you will be in ten years is being assembled right now from parts you are choosing today without realizing you are choosing." "You cannot negotiate with compounding. You can only decide early what you want it to build." "Ten years from now you will either be grateful for today or haunted by it. The difference is being made right now." On suffering and growth "The wound that goes unexamined does not heal. It just finds new situations to bleed in." "You do not get to choose whether difficulty finds you. You only get to choose what you do with what it leaves behind." "Pain ignored becomes a pattern. Pain examined becomes a teacher. The same experience — entirely different outcomes." "The version of you that emerges from hard things — if you face them honestly — is not damaged. It is load-bearing." "Stop asking why this is happening to you. Start asking what this is making available to you." On awareness and unconsciousness "The most dangerous life is the unexamined one — not because it is immoral, but because it is being lived by accident." "Most people are not failing at their goals. They are succeeding at habits they never consciously chose." "Awareness does not solve the problem. But you cannot solve what you cannot see. It is always the first move." "The life that drifts is still going somewhere. You just don't get to pick where." "If you never sit with yourself in silence, you will spend your whole life being a stranger to the only person you cannot escape." On character "What you do when it costs you something is your character. Everything else is just behavior in favorable conditions." "Integrity is not about being perfect. It is about the gap between who you claim to be and who you are when no one is grading you." "The tree is known by its fruit, not its intentions. What are you actually producing?" "You cannot think your way into being a good person. You have to act your way there — repeatedly, imperfectly, and without applause." "Build the kind of inner life you would not be ashamed to live in." On others and community "You cannot pour from a cup you have never filled. But you also cannot fill a cup you never intend to pour from. Both are required." "The people you become cannot be separated from the people you chose to become them around." "Lift people not because it benefits you — though it will — but because a person who only rises alone has missed the point of rising." "How you treat people who can do nothing for you is your actual character. The rest is networking." "Leave people more solid than you found them. That is enough. That is everything." On silence and stillness "The answer you are exhausting yourself searching for is usually waiting in the quiet you keep avoiding." "A busy mind is not a productive mind. It is a defended one — too loud inside to hear what actually needs attention." "Stillness is not emptiness. It is where th

Use cases: How do you share them with OpenAI?

Does anyone know how I can share use cases with OpenAI? I'm not after credits or freebies but it would be nice to get some support or access to groups/people who care about real world builds and operations using their tech. I used to be a pre-sales engineer at a few global vendors. One of my favourite parts of the job were to identify and implement edge cases that show how the technology can assist everyday businesses. Despite leaving the vendor space, I still help some of my customers that trust me and we've spun some really interesting things we would love to share so others can implement it as well. These use cases help signal that the tech is not just gatekept to enterprise or select orgs but in fact can help multiple industries and economies. Some examples that I can provide with actual physical proof: Farming, Weather guidance system. Summary: Assists farmers move cattle. Data is retrieved by geographic coordinates and mapped against the terrain. Based on the paddock, it then makes suggestions on movement which is sent to the farmer via text and translated to farm speak. Due to terrible internet coverage, the text happens to be the best comms method. Data retrieval can be automated/recurring poll. Currently on demand to minimise cost. Art/Forensics, Facial recognition and mapping Summary: Used to provide facial reconstruction and mapping to 97% closeness. Sculpting is done by humans, AI provides RMS (Root Mean Square Deviation) expresses the average landmark variance between a sculpt and its reference in millimetres. General, Traditional vs AI assisted operations Summary: I run comparison tests of real world processes with repeatable testing methods and then re-run multiple tests to identify how much time AI saves and the improvements made. History , Culture and historic revival Summary: Review old processes and recreate them to match the method while making it economical. We've recreated multiple Noh theatre masks that didn't require wood cutting or application of traditional and expensive materials that are out of reach. AI assisted in research of materials and refinement of process + validation of history and cultural elements. History/Architecture, Archaeological rebuilds Summary: Using research capabilities, we are working on restoring the lost libraries. Starting with the Library of Alexandria. The idea is to make 3d printed and painted models that can show people what it looked like. These will be painted to try and match what research indicates the interior to look like. Book/scroll shelves will be painted but when scanned, is laid out in a QR code that takes the viewer to public sources like Smithsonian and similar websites. In the event partial information is available, data is clearly marked as inference along with how we came to that conclusion and accompanying sources via research papers so the archaeologists and researchers get credit for their work. There are many other examples, so if anyone can provide a method on sharing these to the wider public - it would be appreciated. submitted by /u/ValehartProject [link] [comments]