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CamelCase vs. Lowercase Hashtags: A Debate on Readability, Simplicity, and Innovation in Digital Communication

This post has been created using my Peter’s Visionary Debaters CustomGPT with the prompt “Debate the merits of using CamelCase vs all lowercase for hashtags/tags in social media posts and task management software.”

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New Custom GPT: Find Keywords – A Powerful Tool for Content Analysis

New Custom GPT: Find Keywords

I’ve created a new Custom GPT that will reduce text to just the keywords. The GPT is named Find Keywords and can be found at https://chat.openai.com/g/g-mL985wIE7-find-keywords.

Note that it requires a subscription to ChatGPT Plus. Unfortunately, OpenAI does not offer trial subscriptions, and subscriptions cost $20 USD per month. Personally, I find the subscription well worth it for both personal programming projects and for personal productivity.

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ICS Assessment GPT

This image shows a user interface for an "Ontario ICS Assessment" tool, presumably an online platform for submitting and grading assignments or projects. The top of the interface has a dropdown menu labeled "Ontario ICS Assessment." Below this is a large title "Ontario ICS Assessment" followed by the subtitle "By Peter Beens" with a printer icon next to the name. Underneath, there is a brief description stating, "Submit anything and have it graded according to the Ontario ICS achievement chart." At the bottom of the interface, there is a search bar with the placeholder text "What can this GPT do?" suggesting the interface includes a chat or search function related to the assessment tool. To the bottom left, there is a message button labeled "Message Ontario ICS Assessment…" indicating a feature to send messages. The overall color scheme is simple, with dark text on a light background. There is no additional contextual information outside of the interface elements.

Introduction

Just for fun I wanted to see if I could create a custom GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) that could use The Achievement Chart for the Grade 10 Computer Studies Course to assess assignments from any of the ICS Computer Studies courses.

The instructions I gave it were:

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