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by brylie 2y ago
One example is that Claude has supported creating Artifacts for some time now: https://www.anthropic.com/news/artifacts
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by brylie 2y ago
That makes sense. Time and money are our most effective (and scarce) resources.
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by brylie 2y ago
I deleted my Twitter account after a period of ghost-quitting that platform. However, this action doesn't seem all that significant, so I'm hopeful I can use my energy more effectively. Meanwhile, increasing my focus on my immedia
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by brylie 2y ago
As an expat in the EU, I have a surreal sense of being a bystander at an ongoing emergency scene. I don’t want to be yet another gawker as this situation is unfolding but am struggling to come up with actions that are within my power to tak
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by brylie 2y ago
Is anyone here using Zig for audio plugin development? It seems like a good candidate as an alternative to C++ but lacks the ecosystem (like JUCE). Are there any ongoing efforts to bring DSP/audio plugin development to Zig?
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by brylie 2y ago
Interesting use of an LLM to help us write better and more organized documentation. What prompt did you use? What are your thoughts on the outcome?
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Magic-di: A new dependency injector for maintainable Python apps(careers.wolt.com)
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by brylie 2y ago
I understand that slang and curse words may not be as jarring or impactful to non-native speakers. I hear Finnish curse words regularly and they don’t bother so much. My concern is that non-native speakers still use dictionaries and search
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by brylie 2y ago
I tried for a long time to not be bothered and chuckle at the naming mistake. However, it is a bit fatiguing to repeatedly explain to people that the project name isn’t intended to be offensive when they interpret the name in any of the com
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by brylie 2y ago
I honestly quit recommending Gimp due to its name. Name changes are challenging of course, but not impossible. I understand the developers have a lot on their plates with the 3.0 transition and keeping up with GTK, but I really hope they ca
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by brylie 2y ago
Cross-posting here: I can highly recommend Wagtail CMS: https://wagtail.org/ It’s based on Python/Django and has an excellent developer and user experience. They pay a lot of attention to detail, including a block-base
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by brylie 2y ago
> Jolla had to close From the best I can tell, Jolla is still an active company: https://jolla.com/
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by brylie 2y ago
I typically use a web application framework on the server to provide critical functionality like authentication, authorization, object relational mapping, etc. For example, I’m frequently using Django for server-side web application develop
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by brylie 2y ago
I’m not GP, nor using PHP, but can highly recommend WagtailCMS: https://wagtail.org/ It’s based on Python/Django and has an excellent developer and user experience. They pay a lot of attention to detail, including a bl
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by brylie 2y ago
To help with debugging, could you respond to the GitHub thread with a bit more detail about the specific servers you have tried connecting to?
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by brylie 2y ago
I’m not sure how recently they were added, but the Grid (modular environment) and the modulation sources are really powerful, particularly for adding organic/generative elements to a production. I’ve heard that Bitwig routing is anothe
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by brylie 2y ago
More recent document https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/specifications/extern...
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MuseScore: Free/open source music notation software(musescore.org)
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by brylie 2y ago
It would be understandable that they are focused currently on inference speed, but features like structured output and prompt caching make it possible to build more capable LLM applications. Does Cerebras support reliable structured output
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GraphRAG is a structured hierarchical approach to Retrieval Augmented Generation(microsoft.github.io)
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by brylie 2y ago
I’m building an app with OpenAI, using structured outputs. Does OpenAI also support prompt caching?
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by brylie 2y ago
I’d really like a Notion that syncs to Git. Kind of like the original promise of GitBooks. Can TileDocs sync to Git/GitHub for team-based collaboration?
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by brylie 2y ago
One use case is for retrieving similar documents, such as when recommending related content. Another use case is retrieving document segments that are similar to a user query and passing them along with the user query to a large language mo
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Sqlite-vec: Work-in-progress vector search SQLite extension that runs anywhere(github.com)
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Work-in-progress vector search SQLite extension that runs anywhere(github.com)
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Kompute: General purpose GPU compute framework for cross vendor graphics cards(kompute.cc)
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by brylie 2y ago
Aiko, mentioned elsewhere, includes a local copy of the OpenAI Whisper model: https://apps.apple.com/app/aiko/id1672085276
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by brylie 2y ago
Please remove the “74935 viewing “ from the beginning of the submission, since that is apparently a viewer count at the time of the HN posting.
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Wikipedia is rolling out dark mode support(mediawiki.org)
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by brylie 2y ago
Retrieval Augmented Generation uses text that is stored in a database to augment user prompts that are sent to a generative AI, like a large language model. The retrieval results are based on their similarities to the user input. The goal i

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