Biotechguy91

u/Biotechguy91


r/fantasyfootball•

Hi all,

I started building an AI fantasy football copilot that, in my humble opinion, is leaps and bounds ahead of what I've seen others trying to do with AI in fantasy football. Basically, at each round of the draft, I custom build a prompt for the user that imports a lot of relevant context like strategy at that draft round, current team composition, and available players.

I see some areas I could build on this and potentially offer it to others for a small fee, but it's unclear to me what the appetite is for it.

If you don't mind, have a look and let me know what you think! would you actually pay for this?? TIA

https://www.draftllama.com/

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r/dfsports•

I've seen some folks attempt to use AI in their fantasy football draft with lackluster results, but felt they were pretty unsophisticated in their approach.

I built a tool that, at each round, feeds the AI optimal strategy (for that round), current team composition, and available players. Tied it all up with a nice UI. I think it does a pretty good job but would be interested in feedback. If enough people want this, I'll make it available for the upcoming season. lemme know!

Could also make this for other fantasy sports if people are interested.

https://www.draftllama.com/

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I've seen some people trying to use AI in their fantasy draft with lackluster results, but felt they were pretty unsophisticated in their approach.

I built a tool that, at each round, feeds the AI optimal strategy (for that round), current team composition, and available players. Tied it all up with a nice UI. I think it does a pretty good job but would be interested in feedback. If enough people want this, I'll make it available for the upcoming season. lemme know!

https://www.draftllama.com/

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r/fantasyfootball•

I've seen some people trying to use AI in their fantasy draft with lackluster results, but felt they were pretty unsophisticated in their approach.

I built a tool that, at each round, feeds the AI optimal strategy (for that round), current team composition, and available players. Tied it all up with a nice UI. I think it does a pretty good job but would be interested in feedback. If enough people want this, I'll make it available for the upcoming season. lemme know!

https://www.draftllama.com/

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r/Christianity•

This sermon comes from scripturia, in light of recent plane crashes. I thought I'd share it with you all. May the souls of those who've passed rest in heavenly peace.

A Time of Mourning and Hope: A Sermon for Those Lost in Recent Plane Crashes

Beloved brothers and sisters in Christ,

We gather here today with heavy hearts and tear-filled eyes, mourning the sudden loss of precious lives in recent plane crashes. In moments like these, our souls are pierced with grief, and we are forced to confront the harsh reality of life’s fragility. Yet, even amid our deepest sorrow, the Word of God shines as a beacon of hope and consolation. Today, we will reflect upon Scripture, lean into God’s pro

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r/Christianity•

I had scripturia generate a sermon for all those who've passed in airplanes of late. My their souls rest in heavenly peace.

Soaring Beyond the Clouds: A Message of Remembrance, Hope, and Healing

Beloved brothers and sisters,
We gather today with heavy hearts and tender spirits—a community bound together by shared grief and the unyielding hope that springs eternal in the human heart. We come not only to remember those whose lives were unexpectedly cut short in recent plane crashes, but also to search for solace amid the sorrow. In this moment of collective mourning, we reflect upon the mysteries of life, the inevitability of loss, and the enduring promise of hope and renewal.

In t

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r/Christianity•

In light of all the posting about Nazism on this sub lately, I had scripturia generate a sermon about it. I thought I would share it with everyone:

Title: Light Over Darkness: Standing Against Hatred and Oppression

Introduction: Beloved congregation, today we gather to reflect upon a somber chapter in human history—Nazism. This ideology, rooted in hatred, prejudice, and a distorted sense of superiority, brought immense suffering to millions. As we explore this dark reality, we must remember that light can pierce even the deepest darkness. Through the lens of Scripture, we will find inspiration and encouragement to stand against hatred and to embody the love of Christ in our world.

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r/chess•

I'm looking for puzzles that don't just have solutions but have explanations. Any suggestions? TIA

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r/Christianity•

I asked scripturia.com this question, and this is what it said. What are everyone's thoughts?

On one hand, Scripture emphasizes caring for the poor and marginalized—a hallmark of progressive (Democratic) values in the U.S. On the other hand, it also highlights personal responsibility, morality, and lawfulness—often championed by conservatives (Republicans). And then there’s the argument that Jesus transcended all earthly politics altogether.

Below are some scriptural references people frequently cite when trying to answer this question. I’d love to know what you think in the comments!

  1. Arguments Suggesting a “Democratic” Leaning
    Care for the Poor and S
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r/Christianity•

Hey everyone. I recently made a Bible study tool that IMO works better than anything I've tried before. Wanted to post it here in case others find it useful. Cheers!

Scripturia.com

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r/TrueChristian•

What do folks use as Bible study tools? I just made this - mostly for myself, but then cleaned it up in case others might want to use it too. Give it a try and let me know if you have any feedback on how to improve it!

https://www.scripturia.com/

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r/Bible•

A few weeks ago I posted here asking if anyone else uses AI to help them understand the Bible better, and heard a lot of people say that they do.

I had been meaning to build a tool like this for myself, but thought other people might like it too, so I'm sharing it here!

LINK: https://www.scripturia.com/

I think it can help folks no matter what level they're at - newcomers trying to understand what they're reading, or others who want to get the most that they can out of it. It's probably not for everyone, but I'd be interested to hear folks' feedback if they have any! TIA

Note: if you're on mobile I suggest turning your device sideways :)

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r/Reformed•

Hi everyone. I've found that using AI, which has read every opinion from every theologian who has ever written anything, as a study tool really deepens my understanding of what I'm reading. Beyond that, I think it's also helpful for beginners/children to understand what they're reading. I know this approach might not be for everyone, but I've had a good experience with it.

I'd been meaning to build this tool for myself, but am sharing it here too in case anyone else is interested.

LINK: https://www.scripturia.com/

Would love to hear if anyone has feed back, TIA!

Note: if you're on your phone I suggest turning it sideways.

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r/u_Biotechguy91•

A few weeks ago I posted here asking if anyone else uses AI to help them understand the Bible better, and heard a lot of people say that they do.

I had been meaning to build a tool like this for myself, but thought other people might like it too, so I'm sharing it here!

LINK: https://www.scripturia.com/

I think it can help folks no matter what level they're at - newcomers trying to understand what they're reading, or others who want to get the most that they can out of it. It's probably not for everyone, but I'd be interested to hear folks' feedback if they have any! TIA

Note: if you're on mobile I suggest turning your device sideways :)

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