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by edunteman 6y ago
Yeah I used this a week ago and was surprised by how much I liked it. It was a very pleasant onboarding, and the one click chrome extension to send to podcast was pretty magical. I'm not a frequent web article reader, so I'm not a
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by edunteman 6y ago
Tried it! It's cool, it works, though I may not be the target user because I don't often do deep-dives on one web topic and take notes. Who're you expecting to use this?
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by edunteman 6y ago
Nice! Your product is cool; hype to learn you built it on repl.it
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by edunteman 6y ago
Bout $40/month. I'm running on https://zeet.co
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by edunteman 6y ago
UPDATE: (a week later): I've gutted my infrastructure and moved to TF Serving. Haven't had a downtime event in the 30 hrs it's been live. Jump on the waitlist for updates :)
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by edunteman 6y ago
UPDATE: (as of 36 upvotes): Thanks everyone for trying it out and hitting me with the traffic. Great Show HN. Found a memory leak. Luckily it self heals on crash, so downtime is minimal. You can expect this api to be live 55/60 minutes
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by edunteman 6y ago
UPDATE: (as of 24 upvotes on main post). I scaled up my infra. It should be more stable at current load. Please continue to be patient; y'all are great.
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by edunteman 6y ago
UPDATE: First time launching this to larger audience, and hitting infra limits. It's self healing, but please be patient if an error throws; try back in 3 minutes. I'm working to remedy it now.
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by edunteman 6y ago
I'd like to keep pretrained models free, so this current experience should stay free. Add-ons such as style transfer logic or any form of personalization on the model would have a cost, haven't done the math yet so I couldn't
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by edunteman 6y ago
It's not, sorry :(
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by edunteman 6y ago
Working on a feature that allows you to define your common phrases, and it'd bias the output toward that. See my response to knicholas in this thread. It's not a perfect fix but would work. Other APIs I launch in the future should
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by edunteman 6y ago
Working on a fine-tuning add-on currently :) The one I'm working with is called PPLM by Uber eng, and it takes a "bag of words" to keep generated text on topic. It's not exactly what you're asking for (style transfe
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by edunteman 6y ago
I'm super bullish on CV in fitness. Would love to hear what you're thinking. For CV, it's not on the near roadmap. I've looked into hosting OpenPose and YoloV3. OpenPose could work for a fitness project but Yolo definite
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Show HN: I made a free-to-use GPT-2 API(booste.io)
70 points by edunteman 6y ago|19 comments
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by edunteman 6y ago
Hey HN, I recently launched this GPT-2 API, and figured you'd be into it. The goal is simplicity, so you hit the endpoint with a one-line call from the Python client. Here's a demo of pip install, code, and use. https:/&#x2F
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Building the API experience of GPT-3, for other models(getbooste.com)
9 points by edunteman 6y ago|1 comments
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by edunteman 6y ago
Hey crew, Erik here. I'm a builder in the dev-tools and infrastructure space, and I've been working on an no/low code machine learning platform called Booste. The goal is to give non-ML developers easy access to powerful ML m
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by edunteman 6y ago
I'd have to play with that alternative for a bit to give you an educated response. Thanks for pointing me toward it!
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by edunteman 6y ago
One-liner: Dropbox for developers? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Still experimenting with how to pitch it. Dropbox for devs makes sense, knowing the details, but would be super vague for anyone who doesn't already know anything about booste. Other p
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by edunteman 6y ago
Actually had not known this, and am glad it was pointed out to me. Thanks!
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by edunteman 6y ago
Had been unaware of this, so thanks for pointing it out! Diving deeper, it seems rsync doesn't encrypt itself, but SSH obviously does. You got me on that one :)
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by edunteman 6y ago
Good to know on Rsync - my understanding was that it was unencrypted, which is true, but almost always is used in conjunction with SSH. You're right :) I'll definitely play around with this alias and see how it performs relative t
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by edunteman 6y ago
Super helpful, thanks for touching on what does and doesn't have an immediate need for you. re: ~/Booste directory, just pushed and update yesterday that allows you to move your filesync directory around to wherever you want. It&#
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by edunteman 6y ago
Sick, thanks for the links! The Booste implementation of rsync is definitely not indestructible, especially during this beta. Been a pain in my butt, but making progress. Main improvements over rsync: - .boosteignore. Just like a .gitignore
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by edunteman 6y ago
You're right on this. I had figured that this solution was solved too, until I heard about how frequently Booste is built internally at growing companies. The tracking and distribution of images seems to be the unsolved problem, and ce
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by edunteman 6y ago
Thanks for the tip. I've heard mentions of the VS Code tool, but never had it clearly explained until now. Definitely something to watch out for. The "pulling" aspect seems more elegant than the way Booste stores locally and
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by edunteman 6y ago
The classic build or buy. It seems we'd be one of the first SaaS products in the space, but I've heard of a few open-source projects as well. Is there any site that ties open-source programs to their equivalent SaaS product? That
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by edunteman 6y ago
Thanks for the website feedback. I'll do my best to rethink how I present this there. Booste allows GUI code editors like VS Code and Sublime.
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by edunteman 6y ago
No snark taken :) your comment is definitely in good nature and is appreciated. Sounds easy to implement, and many companies have attempted to do so. Generally, the solutions you've suggested are what they turn to, with mixed results.
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by edunteman 6y ago
Thanks for the ideas! I have yet to see what the usage will be, between having one living "shared" environment, or multiple "cloned" environments. Wifi is an unfortunate issue. Probably a mid-term feature, but one of my

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