TheKelsbee

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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   I have a framework 16 that I picked up recently. Honestly, the screen is OK but it's not a very high-end display. One of the biggest advantages to this laptop is its hack-ability. With a little work I think would be feasible to swap t
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   Hi! AWS Developer Advocate here. Depending on the nonprofit/charity status it's possible they could qualify for free or reduced price hosting. There are a few different programs that you could qualify for. There is also the Techso
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   I just plugged this prompt into Nova: I want you to generate a document detailing the current landscape of AI model and agent providers. You should include external citations, a very brief synopsis of each tool, the pricing associated with
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   I'm not sure its easy to say one is better than the other. I've used ChatGPT pro, it's good. I've also use Gemini, and it's also good. Claude is surprisingly good as well. And I've recently been using Q-cli, wh
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   Years ago, before the Internet, software was expected to be rather buggy. It took a long time to research and fix. Releasing software was expensive, you had to put it on physical media and ship it. QA was critical role, it was way less expe
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   Show HN: Weblook – a headless webapp screenshot tool written in Rust(github.com)

   6 points by TheKelsbee 1y ago|0 comments
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   Honestly - q-cli has been my go-to. I can basically just give it a few rules, enable it to self compile & test, walk away for lunch and comeback to something that almost works...
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   by TheKelsbee 1y ago

   I have this same thought, and have tried similar approaches. OP: Have you trained or fine tuned a model that specifically reasons the worker model inputs against the user input? Or is this basically just taking a model and turning the tempe