Hiii, can anyone help me with a counselling form?? I'm a pharmacist, and I'm bad at technology, need help 🙂 Have to follow up on the world

I’m new here and slowly moving from “AI-curious” to actually building with it. My background is in web development and some software projects, which means I spend a lot of time thinking about how LLMs fit into real systems without breaking everything around them. I care less about flashy demos and more about things that are stable, debuggable and safe for real users. Right now I’m experimenting with using AI as a supporting layer: helping with code, answering domain-specific questions, and acting as a structured assistant inside existing products rather than trying to make it “the whole product”. I’m especially interested in logging, guardrails, and what to do when the model is wrong or confused.. basically, how to design around failure instead of pretending it doesn’t happen. I joined this community to learn from people who are actually shipping things, not just talking about them. I’m happy to share my experiments, mistakes and small wins along the way, and I’ll probably ask a lot of questions about architecture, safety and practical use cases. Looking forward to learning with you all.

Hey everyone! 👋 I know AI image tools can feel overwhelming. Suddenly there are new versions dropping every week (like the new ChatGPT Image 1.5 that just came out!). To keep it simple, I tested the two biggest players so you don't have to guess. Here is the "Plain English" breakdown of which one you should use for your daily tasks. Option 1: ChatGPT (The "Fast Camera") Best for: Quick fun, social media posts, and simple ideas. Think of this like a Polaroid camera. You point, shoot, and get a great-looking picture instantly. - Use this if: You need a quick image for a Facebook post, a slide background, or just to brainstorm an idea. - Why beginners like it: It’s very forgiving. You can type a short sentence like "A cat wearing sunglasses on a beach," and it usually looks good on the first try. - The cool new feature: They added a "Refine" button where you can highlight just one part (like the cat's sunglasses) and change it without ruining the rest of the picture. Option 2: Nano Banana (The "Smart Designer") Best for: Consistency, text, and specific layouts. Think of this like hiring a patient graphic designer. It listens to specific instructions better. - Use this if: You are making a YouTube thumbnail where the text needs to be readable, or if you are creating a character (like a mascot) that needs to look the same in 5 different pictures. - Why pros like it: It is better at "logic." If you ask for a flowchart or a diagram, it actually tries to put the boxes in the right order. - The superpower: It can handle complex prompts where you describe exactly where things should go. Cheat Sheet: Which one for what? - Need a quick meme or funny pic? 👉 Go with ChatGPT. - Need a Thumbnail with text on it? 👉 Go with Nano Banana. - Need a logo or brand mascot? 👉 Go with Nano Banana (it remembers characters better!). - Need to change just the background of a photo? 👉 Go with ChatGPT. Homework: Try generating the same idea in both tools and post the results in the comments! I’d love to see which style you prefer.

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