rhaco31, you are right.
rhaco31, you are right. Callr, in its current form, solves the first big pain point which is remembering when your calls are and dialing them in. If it's a conference call with long PIN, it becomes really handy as well. For the scenario you mentioned, the hope is the other party will start using Callr as well so that s/he will be on time. We built a 'Share the Love' feature so that our users can show them the light :-) Does this adequately answers your question?
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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rhaco31, you are right.
rhaco31, you are right. Callr, in its current form, solves the first big pain point which is remembering when your calls are and dialing them in. If it's a conference call with long PIN, it becomes really handy as well. For the scenario you mentioned, the hope is the other party will start using Callr as well so that s/he will be on time. We built a 'Share the Love' feature so that our users can show them the light :-) Does this adequately answers your question?
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