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      <title>A GPT-3 bot to answer my tickets</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;Long time no see!&#xA;I have a looooooot of projects in mind and a lot far too big (+40h of work &amp;amp; personal community stuff &amp;amp; life). However, I got a list of projects I can do in one week-end(ish) (e.g. a Gartic Phone with DALL-E, play with open push, etc) and because I answer to a lot of tickets every-day, I was wondering how this can be automatized nowadays with all the new AI projects (for the fun, to be honest, I think a good FAQ should answer to all common questions and a good documentation should complete this. So, you just have to fix bugs and redirect to the FAQ/doc).&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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