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10mo ago
Yes this works surprisingly well. Just a bit sad we have to block everything coming in by default
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10mo ago
Haha yes HN is definitely one of the few untouched gems of the internet. Perfect for tech-related articles, less so for culture, science, politics and global news
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Ask HN: How do you follow the news?
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I don't follow closely all these benchmarks but I would love to have some idea of the status of models for these specific use cases. Average intelligence is close for each mainstream models, but on writing, design, coding, search, ther
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I don't know about life-changing but to me there are two major benefits that get me really interested: - Augmenting CLI with specific knowledge and processes: I love the ability to work on my files, but I can only call a smart generali
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As a designer I'm following the space quite closely. In the not-so-distant future, we might skip most visual software and work directly with code. Especially if we have cool transitional solutions like this I'm still wondering abo
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There's also a regulatory component. No way hidden ads will be allowed in major markets like the EU. I could see a sponsored section in the middle of the reply where the LLM just tells of these vendors align with what the user is looki
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10mo ago
I'm not sure about that. Reports have shown that models from China or Mistral can achieve 80% or more of OpenAI's performance for a fraction of the cost. If you're tucked in right behind the absolute frontier models, the econ
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Ask HN: AI CLI agents for non-conding tasks
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11mo ago
Good point, turns out I was using aliases wrong! It works with spacebar and makes it as easy to use as flow once you set it up. F is not set as an alias by default tho
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11mo ago
Nope, sorry. My main use case is app launch, finding settings, and some scripts. I don't use file search that much. Small point for Flow here again, because you just have to use the prefix doc: to search through your files, whereas on
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I'm currently trying both Raycast windows (beta) and Flow Launcher. I've never really used this kind of launcher before (just the highly frustrating Windows main search feature). - Raycast has a nice UI that can expand to work wel
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My mom recently praised the brave AI summary of a webpage so who knows, the usage might be higher than we think.
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1y ago
I want to love Mistral but never really used their products. What are they good enough for / great at?
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1y ago
I finally made DDG my main search engine because I use Perplexity for anything substantial. It works quite well
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1y ago
Not comfortable at all, but when you have serious medical issues this is the least of your problems. For work, I assume everything is used for corporate espionage, so it depends on the sensitivity of the data. If my employers / clients
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1y ago
I'm a layman but it seemed to me that the industry is going towards robust foundational models on which we plug tools, databases, and processes to expand their capabilities. In this setup OSS models could be more than enough and captur
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1y ago
Their free plan might be just what I need. Thanks, I'll have a look
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1y ago
Thanks!
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Since this isn't available yet on Windows, what would be the glue & duct tape alternative? Record audio and dump it in chatGPT? Or do you need to create some kind of automation with n8n / Zapier? I don't have that many me
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It's definitely a difficult time to deal with these issues, especially when the world appears so unstable. But we eventually have to face the music one way or another. Best of luck!
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I've dealt with chronic illnesses for the past 10+ years now. It's such a hard path. I recently found out after a violent burn-out that a significant cause was chronic stress and its psychosomatic symptoms. It made me have a hard
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Ask HN: What are your favorite AI tools, services and infrastructures
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Two instances of crypto kidnapping happened recently in France just a few weeks apart. The first was the father of a crypto milionnaire who was rescued after a few days, missing a finger. The second is the daughter of a crypto CEO who fende
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1y ago
This is about strengthening their own ecosystem (glasses, whatsapp), not attracting power users from competitors
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Ask HN: Where are ChatGPT Voice competitors?
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Here's are a few you might enjoy! Living artists only to give them a little boost Photography: - Hideaki Hamada https://hideakihamada.com/works/?tab=grid - Henri Prestes https://www.instagram.com/h
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It's sad to see him leaning into the rage bait.. I've followed him for years. He's always interesting to read since he's successful while being contrarian on many things about business and tech, but he's turning int
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To my knowledge, this feature / model is the only one without any relevant competitor. Why is that? It seems to open a ton of use cases to me.
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This is where my expertise ends as a designer, sorry! What I meant about small design system is also true on the code side, since a proper design system is this design / code mirroring. This is where js frameworks help a lot since you
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