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I just bought the Mac version. Initial feedback: It would be nice to have a settings icon before the delete icon. I had to go to the bar menu to find that. - In the list of models, it would be nice to detect the system RAM and highlight the
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I did and I had issues when tables had mixed text and numbers. Example: £243,234 would be £234, Or £243 234 Or £243,234 (correct). Some cells weren't even detected.
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Some directories require an email address. Would that be controlled by you or the startup? Can a startup send you an email to use for submission?
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How accurate is table detection/parsing in PDFs? I found this part the most challenging, and none of the open-source PDF parsers worked well.
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As someone who created an AI startup fits the description, I can relate. There are other aspects such as the rapid improvement of models which makes it hard to stay consistent or offering something unique over time. Lots of tools are open s
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3y ago
Content I want to search for my pain point and find solutions. Also some quick (30 seconds) videos showing the value. And no “book a call” let try and I will buy if I like.
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Ahrefs https://ahrefs.com/404 They explain what is a broken link!
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This is nice but Tesseract does not perform well when it comes to tables, at least when I tried it on multiple documents. It would miss some cells from a table, or does not recognise all the numbers when they have commas.
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Is it time to find a better model than apps and stores for phones?
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How does it differentiate from using json output with OpenAI? I think it can be useful for some cases, but you’ll always have the limitation of the model size to compete against large closed source models.
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So they gathered gender, ethnicity, and diet information (self-reporting), but no mention of exercise, lifestyle, or if they have a genetic disease that might increase the risk of cardiovascular issues?
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This looks interesting. I tried a service to upload PDFs and using textract and it did a good job using TS. ~~However, it used pulumi SDK in the code instead of aws. Not sure if this is intentional?~~ Edit: I didn't realise that you ha
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How does it compare to portkey which is backed by YC too?
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From their twitter: > When evaluated on the SWE-Bench benchmark, which asks an AI to resolve GitHub issues found in real-world open-source projects, Devin correctly resolves 13.86% of the issues unassisted, far exceeding the previous sta
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This is definitely a huge market. Are you targeting React developers only? I've successfully used html2pdf in the past, but looking again at their Github, it seems there has been no update in the last three years. I think SOC2 is a mus
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Hallucination in Visual AI Models
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I think it’s a great idea, but what kind of file size range should I expect?
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AI to fill out half of NHS forms to save money
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How do you compete with the Chrome extensions that do exactly this? Examples: - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-summary-wit... - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/youtube-su
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The integration part (connectors) is the key here. I can see how beneficial this would be for companies as they can plug and play. Adding the vectorisation locally is superb, I've played around with sbert models before and ability to r
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Adobe Brings Conversational AI to Trillions of PDFs with the New AI Assistant
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You know there is a manufacturer who doesn’t offer insurance to their own cars. I don’t think it has stoped people from buying https://youtu.be/RCR-5-rf3MM?si=0vFozL7NKMC14NB2 00:29
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Isn't that similar to what AWS Textract does? They have this functionality of parsing and querying info from tables and forms. I'm sure that for LI, having it as part of a workflow and history to retrieve for RAG makes it easier f
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+1 for playwright. The codegen is a brilliant way to simplify scraping.
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It looks really good. I have tried a PDF and asked for 4 keys and an object, and managed to extract them with high accuracy! Feedback: 1. Entering fields manually can be hard for long documents; it would be great to upload a file, set bound
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Impressive speed. Are there any plans to run fine-tuned models?
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That’s the point I guess. They are just catching up, not really making leaps.
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Do you expect a tech interview by just applying? From your perspective, you're filling out an application, maybe writing a cover letter, but on the other side, there are 100+ applications like yours. Not all of them are qualified, CVs
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Do these engines avoid AI-generated content?
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Why this is surprising? I mean wouldn’t any military in the world want to benefit from new technologies, especially if it was developed in its own country?
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