Janymos

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by Janymos 2y ago
-- "Continue reading your article with a WSJ subscription"
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HyperCard in the World (Bret Victor, Dynamicland) [video](youtube.com)
6 points by Janymos 2y ago|1 comments
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by Janymos 2y ago
Tried Zed AI for a bit as a heavy user of Cursor, a few thoughts - I like that they are trying something different with the assistant panel view by providing end users full control of the context as opposed to Cursor's "magic&quot
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by Janymos 2y ago
RE: make it mandatory that each instance will map usernames to a random 256-bit integer, check out Verifiable Random Function: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verifiable_random_function
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by Janymos 2y ago
IA Writer is awesome
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by Janymos 3y ago
What's the difference between self hosting this and manually running https://github.com/r2d4/parserllm ?
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by Janymos 3y ago
Really like the idea of a tree-based browsing history. It is more in tune with the graph-traversal nature of browsing the internet, and could be extremely useful for people who conducts extensive reading or research on the internet. Honestl
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by Janymos 4y ago
I wonder what the standard approach is when the LLM does not return valid JSON data? Do you skip the input data all together, or use the parsing error to generate a valid JSON?
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by Janymos 4y ago
Exactly what I needed for a while!
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by Janymos 4y ago
Interesting article!
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by Janymos 4y ago
Looks nice! I have been using empty git commit messages for journaling in the past few months and found that I'm more willing to journal in the command line with this git-abuse than most applications specifically designed for journalin