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Have you found any cool uses/life hacks for AI?
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So you'll copy and paste the URL for an eBay listing and it'll go out and fetch the price and quantity and calculate unit price?
Close.. I'll download the HTML for an eBay search results page, and then a script splits it up into separate entries and feeds each listing's HTML chunk to the LLM. I don't bother with individual listing pages. (This falls down on some edge cases like listings that include multiple variants via a pull-down selection only found on the individual listing page. Maybe a future area of improvement.)