benzguo

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by benzguo 2y ago
beautiful docs + api ref! what are you using? (cool that you're doing open-source browserbase also, excited to check this out)
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Generating JSON with LLMs is useful(twitter.com)
2 points by benzguo 2y ago|0 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
I tried LangChain for the first time. For a simple example chaining two LLMs, it takes 60% less code and runs faster on https://substrate.run
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The Cognitive Overhead of LangChain(blog.substrate.run)
3 points by benzguo 2y ago|1 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
This is really cool! Both of my parents are cell biologists, and I've done some time in labs as well, so a lot of paper exploring and reading in the family. "Review" articles are a good index but something more on-demand make
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by benzguo 2y ago
You've probably seen those animated captions underneath videos all over the place. This is a super minimal demo of that, also with chapter summaries. Just one file hosted on val.town! https://www.val.town/v/substra
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Show HN: Animated captions for any audio file(sub.audio)
4 points by benzguo 2y ago|1 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
Hi! I put together this little app using Substrate – https://substrate.run – and Val.Town to help me brush up on my Spanish vocab. It's pretty neat to be able to generate text, images, and audio, and then ask an LLM to gene
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Generative AI Spanish Lesson in 70 lines of code(val.town)
8 points by benzguo 2y ago|1 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
Neat! Always love seeing new takes on this, in new languages. Check out Substrate - it's an orchestration framework that also runs the inference. https://substrate.run
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by benzguo 2y ago
This was inspired by another HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40972130 I thought it'd be interesting to try implementing the idea with just an LLM call.
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Show HN: Semantically map JSON objects using an LLM(val.town)
4 points by benzguo 2y ago|1 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
Put together a quick version with an LLM, using Substrate: https://www.val.town/v/substrate/shapeshift I've turned the target object into a JSON schema, but you could probably generate that JSON schema pretty
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by benzguo 2y ago
Ah, it's the "Preview" button in the val.town, or you can go to the hosted page: https://substrate-hackernewsrag.web.val.run
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by benzguo 2y ago
Little demo that searches Hacker News comments for a topic (using https://hn.algolia.com/api ), extracts sentiment and other metadata, then generates a research summary. Really proud of the API we've built at https:&#x
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Show HN: RAG on HN comments in 34 LOC(val.town)
6 points by benzguo 2y ago|4 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
i had this idea for an AI workflow: 1. describe an svg drawing in great detail 1.5. ask the llm to label its drawing because it's fun to watch 2. generate the svg 3. img-to-img with sdxl it's a silly demo but kinda fun, source: h
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Show HN: LLM draws SVG, StableDiffusion polishes it(substrate-scribble.web.val.run)
4 points by benzguo 2y ago|1 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
The "Illustrated Primer" is a classic sci-fi vision for the future of education: dynamically generated educational content on any subject. It was surprisingly easy to put together a streaming demo on val.town (which is awesome).
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by benzguo 2y ago
Second release since our public launch – we've been around in private beta for a bit and have had different versions of conditional support for a while!
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Show HN: Streaming Illustrated Primer in 150 LOC(val.town)
4 points by benzguo 2y ago|2 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
Neat, definitely aligned with this philosophy. If you like this, you'd appreciate Substrate - an even lighter weight, Pulumi-inspired API for modeling these workflows: https://x.com/vprtwn/status/1810363923750
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by benzguo 2y ago
Love unit, long time admirer. If you're into this, you might also be into Substrate - a non-visual but also graph-based programming model, for multi-step ML programs https://www.substrate.run/
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by benzguo 2y ago
Super cool! We're building an API that makes it easy to build chained multi-model workflows like this that run with zero latency between tasks - https://www.substrate.run/
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Substrate: Multi-step AI programs that run fast(substrate.run)
46 points by benzguo 2y ago|3 comments
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by benzguo 2y ago
Funny coincidence – saw this very similar, perhaps more polished variant of the idea trending on twitter today: https://twitter.com/fronseneca/status/1752125155667824764?s=...
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by benzguo 2y ago
it's so over for Devin
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by benzguo 3y ago
https://www.substrate.run/ - We're building the next-gen API for multi-model AI workloads. Cracked team, ex-Stripe, Substack, Pulumi. Sick office in east wburg, nyc
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by benzguo 3y ago
꩜Substrate | Founding Engineer | NYC – Hybrid/Onsite We're building a never-before-seen way to declare, run, and scale an ensemble of ML models. You'll get to build a deep understanding of this fast-evolving space, design gre
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by benzguo 3y ago
꩜Substrate | Founding Engineer | NYC – Hybrid/Onsite We're building a never-before-seen way to declare, run, and scale an ensemble of ML models. You'll get to build a deep understanding of this fast-evolving space, design gre

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