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Using ChatGPT as your personal translator With a simple base instruction like the one below. I can have ChatGPT endlessly speak more or less any language. Prompt: “You are now my personal translator and everything i say you should respond to in [Language] just the way that i said... show more

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Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

It has support for a wide variety of languages...

Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

Soon it will probably work just as this.

Tom Blake2 years ago

Awesome use case! I JUST saw I got the voice controls!

Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

Let me know what you end up doing with it. I've found it super interesting and engaging to have conversations with voice.

l0rinc2 years ago

It can even switch language mid-sentence (but retains a stong English accent, funny)

Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

Then you might enjoy this too

Salma2 years ago

Amazing use case! 🔥🔥🔥

Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

Thank you Salma, and thanks for the help with the recording stuff.

Alex Utopia2 years ago

I could use one of them hipster ☕️ coffees right now 🤣

Linus Ekenstam – eu/acc2 years ago

🤣 you got it, coming up

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One of the best pieces of advice I ever got in my Jiu-Jitsu journey… When I was a blue belt juvenile, some of my training partners kept saying I was using too much strength. In my mind, I didn’t think I was. My instructor came to talk to me and asked, “Bernardo, are you using too much strength?” I said, “I guess so, since everyone is saying it.” Then he asked, “Are you getting tired?” I told him, “No, I have good cardio and I have been training and lifting a lot.” He looked at me and said, “Then keep using your strength.” That advice stayed with me forever. For me, the main lesson is simple. In Jiu-Jitsu, the right thing is whatever works for you. If you are doing something and it works, do not let anyone tell you it is wrong or that you should change it. Whatever works is the right way. What are your thoughts?

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