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Adding Bluesky-powered comments to any website in five minutes(coryzue.com)
17 points by czue 2y ago|1 comments
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by czue 2y ago
I just got this message from a customer of my boilerplate yesterday (slightly edited to remove revealing details). So... yes? > We're well into the six figures of ARR, closing out a raise at a multi-million dollar valuation. I 100%
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Legacy(longform.asmartbear.com)
1 points by czue 2y ago|0 comments
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by czue 2y ago
Maybe consider indie hacking? It's still software but way more exciting, more ownership, etc. And the upside if you're very successful is that you'll have free time to do anything else.
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Time Wealth: Why having more free time can be better than becoming rich(coryzue.com)
6 points by czue 2y ago|1 comments
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Learn to use WebSockets with Django by building your own ChatGPT(saaspegasus.com)
1 points by czue 2y ago|0 comments
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by czue 3y ago
This question has come up many times (here's one thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30807759 ) Like others have said, pick the tech you want to use first, then find a good one that uses that tech! I would look
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by czue 3y ago
Did you see this part later on? "Almost any question can get you a good essay. Indeed, it took some effort to think of a sufficiently unpromising topic in the third paragraph, because any essayist's first impulse on hearing that t
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The Road to Honest AI(astralcodexten.com)
6 points by czue 3y ago|0 comments
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by czue 3y ago
FYI, your screenshot for SaaS Pegasus is wrong. Looks like it reuses the bullet train one.
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by czue 3y ago
Six years ago I made this chrome extension[1] to see random photos from my Google Photos account in my new browser tabs. I had all these old photos but never an occasion to look at them, and it brought back a lot of surprising and fun memor
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The Sport of Indie Hacking(coryzue.com)
1 points by czue 3y ago|0 comments
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by czue 3y ago
I almost quoted this episode in the post! But I couldn't be bothered to go back and find the clip I wanted to use...
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by czue 3y ago
advertising revenue share, paid newsletters, ebooks, courses, side-hustles, indie hacker apps... basically any way you can make money online.
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The slow death of authenticity in an attention economy(coryzue.com)
469 points by czue 3y ago|333 comments
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by czue 3y ago
I largely agree with this (and especially your first and last points!) I'm intruiged by your second bullet. What have you seen in the way of test frameworks and test data that's been beneficial? I will admit, a lot of my iteration
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by czue 3y ago
Great answers. The only thing I'll add to number 3 is that you can also get the LLM to cite which source it used within the matching snippets. A simple example with OpenAI functions-style declarations looks something like this: http
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by czue 3y ago
Thanks for the input and will very happily accept you sending links to this post. :) My use of "embedding machine" is just revealing my own ignorance. Never heard the term "vectorizer" before, but will switch it (or find
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by czue 3y ago
Hello, author here. I wrote this guide up after spending a long time trying to wrap my head around LangChain and the associated ecosystem, and hope others find it useful. Would be happy to answer any questions or feedback anyone has.
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How do domain-specific chatbots work? A retrieval augmented generation overview(scriv.ai)
136 points by czue 3y ago|37 comments
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by czue 3y ago
https://www.coryzue.com/ Been writing for ~6 years, mostly about becoming a solopreneur (going from day 1 and $0 to doing it full time).
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by czue 3y ago
Wow, that sounds like a really nice test setup! And makes sense that simple-deploy would be a very complicated thing to properly test. For now the tree-like test suite is mostly for regressions. The inner test suite for the built projects i
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by czue 3y ago
Interesting idea. I could see that being a viable option, though not necessarily any easier to maintain than the current situation.
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by czue 3y ago
Awesome, thanks! I think I'll have to do the equivalent thing in cookiecutter, but this gives me a good path to go down.
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by czue 3y ago
Yeah, you can re-run it, but then you have to merge the code. It's often not too bad, but can be tedious and complicated to figure out the first time around. What I recommend people do is immediately commit the "clean" genera
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by czue 3y ago
Whoa, are you saying I can tell Jinja to use some other combination of tag markers instead of {% %} and {{ }}? I had no idea you could do that. Where were you four years ago?! Seriously though, thanks. That sounds like a much better option.
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by czue 3y ago
Yeah, as I mention in the post, I started without the template option and just couldn't stomach how much extra cruft would be lying around... Re: converting, it's a mixed bag and often hard to know. But some factors that customers
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by czue 3y ago
Yeah, dependencies are a pain. I'll do security patches ~immediately, and have gotten into a ~quarterly rhythm of just making a big push to upgrade everything all at once. Usually it's pretty painless, but sometimes it opens up a
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by czue 3y ago
Hello, author here. Happy to answer any questions about the post if you have them.
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A Codebase That Makes Codebases(saaspegasus.com)
88 points by czue 3y ago|23 comments

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