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3y ago
I agree. It's not "here" until it's open-source.
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I've had high hopes for this project since its announcement, but until it's open-source, I'm not investing any time in it. That's the only announcement I care about
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3y ago
SBF: needlessly gets himself thrown in jail Galaxy Brains: Masterful gambit, sir
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3y ago
I love JetBrains Mono
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3y ago
Sounds like AGI will need a fedora hat to symbolize its metamorphosis into a full-blown redditor
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3y ago
Aider is such an awesome project! I didn't know about it until I read this comment. I also wanted a way to provide my code as context from within the terminal without having to copy and paste back and forth. The tool I wrote (llmo) see
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3y ago
Meant to delete this post in favor of the correct one which is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36202804
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Show HN: LLMO – An LLM pair programmer in your terminal
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LLMO – An LLM pair programmer in your terminal
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Hello HN! LLMO (Elmo) is an AI pair programming tool I created that's become an indispensable part of my workflow. LLMO is designed to meet you where you are – your terminal. It provides real-time, interactive programming assistance. W
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Hacking Around ChatGPT’s Character Limits with the Code Interpreter
(knowsuchagency.notion.site)
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Right? It didn't click for me until I watched those
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You need to be a plus subscriber. I don't know if they've rolled out the feature to all paid subscribers, however.
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3y ago
That's the key--you can see the code it uses to do its analysis and render plots
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I was wrong. The ChatGPT code interpreter is OP
(knowsuchagency.notion.site)
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3y ago
I'm curious what you might think of https://github.com/knowsuchagency/struct-gpt
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Show HN: Structed LLM outputs via Pydantic with struct-GPT
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Nice project! I took some inspiration from this as well as https://github.com/jiggy-ai/pydantic-chatcompletion/blob/mas... to create the following: https://github.com/knowsuchagency/struc
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4y ago
https://kagi.com/summarizer/index.html?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww...
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4y ago
Readwise Reader looks promising https://readwise.io/read
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4y ago
You mean post.news ?
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4y ago
I think the demo site may have been hugged to death. It's not rendering anything for me. I think it's also worth giving a shoutout to wave in this space; they have quite a few components you can use out-of-the-box https:/&#x
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4y ago
How does Astro compare to QWIK https://qwik.builder.io/docs/overview ? Has anyone tried using both? It seems like they're both attempting to address the hydration problem from different angles
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4y ago
* found it https://tauri.app/v1/guides/building/sidecar/
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4y ago
Looks great but I can't find any references to how to implement a sidecar with the new documentation
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This hits too close to home
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jq is a great tool, but my favorite alternative, by far, is jello and the libraries the author has created around it https://blog.kellybrazil.com/2020/03/25/jello-the-jq-alterna...
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5y ago
naming things?
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How is this different from ReactJS? </s>
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Having used PDM now for several projects, it's my preferred package manager over poetry and others. Its dependency resolver is both faster and more forgiving than poetry's. I also like the built-in task management system similar t
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