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by its_down_again 2y ago
Screenshots aren't as accurate or context-rich as HTML, but they let you bypass the hassle of building logic for permissions and authentication across different apps to pull in text content for the LLM.
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by its_down_again 2y ago
> but the ultimate goal is to crowdsource a high quality set of browser sessions to train an open source local model. Could you say more on this? I see that it's an open-source implementation of PLAN with Selenium and Claude's
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by its_down_again 2y ago
I recently had some luck turning an excel tracker that lists multiple locations and their services into markdown for RAG. It worked great as a natural language lookup, way better than digging through a big Excel sheet. I uploaded them throu
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by its_down_again 2y ago
From what I’m getting out of the paper, it’s more like 'students who work out regularly are less likely to get really bad hangovers.' I’m not sure I buy that regular exercise actually lowers the pain of a hangover if you’re drinki
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Living in San Francisco, I feel much safer as both a pedestrian and a cyclist when I see a Waymo at crosswalks vs. human drivers. I was hit by a car once while cycling because the driver zoned out, realized too late they were about to miss
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by its_down_again 2y ago
I’ve spent some time in enterprise TFO/demo engineering, and this kind of generative tool would’ve been a game changer. When it comes to synthetic data, the challenge lies at the sweet spot of being both "super tough" and in
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by its_down_again 2y ago
I don't have a daughter yet, so can't really comment on that perspective. But I've had a great experience with the SF public libraries. I visit the main one near Civic Center pretty often just to use the printer, and honestly
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by its_down_again 2y ago
It's always situational. If you live in a city and want to get away from people for 40minutes+ on the daily, it's not that practical to drive far away until there's no traffic. If you live in San Francisco, it's relativ
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by its_down_again 2y ago
From https://www.whatgenerativeai.com/docs/genai-playbook/unveili... "Many GenAI models use unsupervised learning, allowing them to find patterns in data without explicit labeling. This helps models generaliz
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Honestly, it looks really great. Definitely more polished than what I was expecting from open-source/hacker setup. I've been dailying a Breville dual boiler since 2019, and I've tried a few other machines at coworking spaces
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by its_down_again 2y ago
That's awesome! Mind sharing the prompt you used? I'm working on something pretty similar but a little more complex—looking to convert from an Excel sheet to Markdown or JSON.
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Hey it's working great! Small nitpicks while I'm testing on my macbook + chrome. - It can be easy to "miss" the next card because scrolling feels really fast - I accidentally uploaded the same files twice, but can't
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Nice work! I saw that the prompt will generate 5 different queries to test, but I'm not sure if metadata is included/needed in this project. Let's say I have an encyclopedia of birds with sections that look similar, like &quo
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Totally dig the idea! Can you throw in some sample fake company docs that have worked well before to test out the demo?
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Thanks! Just trying to get a clearer picture—what websites or products were you keeping an eye on before? Got something specific you're looking to snag right now?
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Show HN: Open-Source macOS App for AI-Summarized Web Change Alerts(github.com)
13 points by its_down_again 2y ago|4 comments
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Thanks for sharing Visualping— can't believe I hadn’t heard of them yet! They seem to be class-leading in “web change detection notifications”, even serving some F500 clients. I checked out some third-party reviews and it seems they so
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Hey, I like what you're doing with duckboard! I checked it out and it's actually quite similar to what I'm working on. I was curious about integrating with the "webclips" feature since it was native, but it turns ou
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Hey there! Thanks a bunch for your input—it really helps to think through where this project is headed. Right now, I'm still in between a couple ideas on how to shape the project. One thing I'm personally keen on is using it to pe
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Hey good call out! What version of Mac are you using? I just packaged up a .ipa file that you can install directly to your applications. It’s up & running OK on my M1 air w/ Sonoma 14.5. Here’s a link where you can grab that file i
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by its_down_again 2y ago
Thanks for the link! That looks pretty similar to what we're doing with Glanceables, and I like how it ties right into the macOS dashboard. Have you used it yourself? I’d love to hear your experience with it!
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Show HN: macOS desktop app for turning websites into glanceable widgets(github.com)
7 points by its_down_again 2y ago|11 comments
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by its_down_again 5y ago
What’s your last few post heavy night 5K times?