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4y ago
I built a web app that lets you generate simple, shareable web apps just by prompting with GPT4. https://picoapps.xyz Here are some cool apps people have built with it: read aloud a wikipedia article: https://backend-
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Been using system message with GPT4 and it's supposed to follow that better, but that's a good idea. Will experiment with that. Cost is somewhere between 1 cent to 10 cents per iteration (follow up iterations include all previous
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Glad it was helpful for you. Yeah, I do intend to keep it up at least for a while :)
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Thanks for sharing! Glad you had fun. GPT4 sometimes insists on adding commentary even though I told it to only reply with code. I need to add a regex to clean up the response and only put the code into the page. I fixed your code manually
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Show HN: Use GPT4 to quickly build simple, shareable web apps
(picoapps.xyz)
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Short demo video here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_zb6UfMU_aE
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Show HN: iPhone app that lets you edit photos with words
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If you're looking for a Python variant of this tool: https://github.com/abi/autocommit
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AI in every app or AI-native apps?
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Wouldn't you still need some personal identifiers like SSN? Not sure how much voice makes a difference over the phone anyway, it's not like the rep on the other end knows your voice.
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AI generated Git commit messages
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Try this YouTube series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAqhIrjkxbuWI23v9cThs... It builds up slowly from the basics and is well fleshed out.
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I've been enjoying Andrej Karpathy's YouTube series on neural networks: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAqhIrjkxbuWI23v9cThs... It starts from absolute basics and goes slowly. I've only watched about
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Natural Language Programming in Google Sheets
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You do realize the Singapore of today is very different from the Singapore of the 40s (which was still a British colony)?
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Totally, I believe SVGO ( https://jakearchibald.github.io/svgomg/ ) does this for you as well.
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Working with SVGs for icons on the web
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Same question here!
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Say you're a Ukrainian fleeing refuge and you want store your life's savings somewhere safe. Pretty damn useful there. If you don't want to deal with the price fluctuations of BTC or ETH, buy stablecoins instead.
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Cool, good to know!
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How do I go about installing receiver in the air-gapped system in the first place? I'm a little confused on that.
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Why's there a need to trust internet archive in this situation? If the content hash is no the ETH blockchain, then it's immutable. You can make as many copies of the underlying image as you want so that sticks around permanently.
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SEEKING WORK | NYC | Remote or NYC | $200/hr Just recently quit my job as Head Of Eng at a startup that grew from 5 -> 20 engineers, 25x user growth this year and raised $8M. Working on my own startup but looking to take on 10-15 ho
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Basically, because CA can get away with it.
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Don't know why you're being downvoted. What you're saying is exactly it. Loans are not somehow antithetical to Bitcoin, crypto or Coinbase.
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Bitcoin-collateralized loans coming to Coinbase
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Airtable-Powered Website
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Yeah, I think the key point is that the landing page method is great for identifying smashing successes (high true positive rate, low false positive rate). But ideas that fail the landing page method might still be good, just need more inve
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That's pretty cool! Didn't know that Flexport started out like this. Here's another example of using a landing page to validate demand, and one where the product ended up being a very successful company: https://su
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Ahhhh they are trying to collect backlinks. That makes sense.
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