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by felipesabino 3y ago
I have been trying to fool other players to think that I am a bot and noticed others players doing the same, so this might result in a weird dataset
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by felipesabino 4y ago
Care to elaborate? I mean, looking at the source code it clearly does use LangChain for PDF ingestion https://github.com/mayooear/gpt4-pdf-chatbot-langchain/blob/...
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by felipesabino 4y ago
It seems to be a paid version of https://github.com/mayooear/gpt4-pdf-chatbot-langchain It uses langchain and pinecone to create a semantic index over the PDF content and search it based on question asked to sends the
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Show HN: Design Sprint Timer(dstimer.app)
1 points by felipesabino 4y ago|0 comments
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by felipesabino 4y ago
the lost me when the demo bot chose php for the website builder demo /s
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by felipesabino 4y ago
there you go https://towardsdatascience.com/i-used-chatgpt-to-create-an-e...
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by felipesabino 4y ago
> Bard isn’t currently supported in your country. Stay tuned! nice /s
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by felipesabino 5y ago
For Brazilians, I did the pt-br version a little while ago https://bomdianao.com.br
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by felipesabino 6y ago
It seems really fun watching others, but I guess my lacking music theory knowledge makes everything I try to result in awful noise instead of anything resembling music Anyone out there have any good resources for using Sonic-Pi (or anything
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by felipesabino 8y ago
Noob here, can anyone explain who are in these pictures? http://imgur.com/a/DyA3sdr
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by felipesabino 9y ago
I compiled some of the resources I used to start understanding it. It it a bit focused on ethereum, but I guess it is useful for starting to understand blockchain and smart contracts in general regardless --- Watching - "GOTO 2017 • Bl
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by felipesabino 9y ago
Yes, totally! Never thought about it on this terms, but totally agree and I guess that similarity was what made me like the first parts so much
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by felipesabino 9y ago
Oh, Seveneves! I once listed it as the book that disappointed me the most [1] and seeing cool stuff like this simulation reminded me why again. I think my explanation still reflects my opinions on the book and might be relevant here: > I
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by felipesabino 9y ago
[off-topic] Anyone else really annoyed by the buggy scroll making the page jump up and down?
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Postgres Randomized Primary Keys(medium.com)
1 points by felipesabino 9y ago|0 comments
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by felipesabino 9y ago
> @horse_js: JavaScript. It isn’t meant to be hand-written; https://twitter.com/horse_js/status/872243719889616897 :p
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by felipesabino 10y ago
As I have clicked in several broken links already, I am wondering how many, absolute number or in percentage, per article are likely to be broken I might be way off, but doesn't 1M seems like a low number for wikipedia size? What is th
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by felipesabino 10y ago
double post, it must be really good! but unfortunately the URL doesn't open :(
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by felipesabino 10y ago
Great part of my bill comes also from the amount of HTTP requests to my buckets and having to download and analise the shitty CSV from AWS billing reports is a real pain. Not saying storage is useless, but that it would be nice to have a to
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by felipesabino 10y ago
I think the fun ends when most Swift related stuff are named Taylor... Some examples are - the OP's project - https://tailor.sh/ - Cross-platform static analyzer and linter for Swift - https://github.com&#x2
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by felipesabino 10y ago
Is it me or this home page doesn't say much? Ant what on earth is this "Xv modular site generator"?
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by felipesabino 10y ago
You can do even more now that all github public data is publicly available on Google Big Query [1] [2], where you can use not only SQL commands but also code (JS) [3] to search for anything on github. There was a small lag between repo code
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by felipesabino 10y ago
You can use IFTTT for that https://ifttt.com/recipes/188-get-an-email-if-there-will-be-...
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by felipesabino 10y ago
Hey, nice usage of "$(git branch-name)" in the commands, I haven't thought about that I have been keeping my gitconfig public [1] it's been a while and I will definitely use this repo as another source to increment it :)
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by felipesabino 10y ago
It seems that industry has already been focused on fuel efficiency and consequently speed has decreased significantly in the last decades [1] [1] https://slice.mit.edu/2014/03/19/airtravel/
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by felipesabino 11y ago
Smarter Every Day has a good take on it as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6A1Lt0kvMA
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by felipesabino 11y ago
I have an alias for the diff params bellow, which has basically the same visual result, without the need to install anything. $ git diff --color --color-words --abbrev
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by felipesabino 11y ago
Same here with node.js. All options are too painful, either use the buggy packages available OR mix the stack with java just for the kafka bit. :(
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by felipesabino 11y ago
I've been using kafka 0.8.2 for some time now together with Node.js for both consumer and producer. Although the producer side is quite simple to use and have more than one option available, the consumer side there is only one project
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by felipesabino 11y ago
You can always use browser identification [1] for that (Yes, that's a joke :p) [1] http://kluge.in-chemnitz.de/tools/browser.php

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