liorgrossman

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   by liorgrossman 1y ago

   Thanks. Interesting about the handwriting - I very rarely handwrite anything anymore, but maybe I should do it ocassionally. Typically when I type something digitally, I forget about it pretty quickly. I may try it for some product/arc
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   by liorgrossman 1y ago

   Interesting. Say you're looking for something from a few days ago, you grep all recent text files to find the relevant note? How does it work with a physical notebook, though? I guess that's harder to grep
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   by liorgrossman 1y ago

   Uh nice, I never heard of logseq, it look really nice! How do you use OneNote for work though, isn't it slow? (not a user, but I assumed it'll be something similar to Google Keep)
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   Do you keep a .txt file with all your notes/todos?

   2 points by liorgrossman 1y ago|7 comments
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   by liorgrossman 2y ago

   Thanks! Hit me up if you have any questions
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   Show HN: AI to write nonfiction books tailored for you(tailoredread.com)

   3 points by liorgrossman 2y ago|2 comments
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   Show HN: One status page to rule them all (aggregating 3k status pages)(statussight.com)

   10 points by liorgrossman 2y ago|0 comments
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   by liorgrossman 3y ago

   Well, it started off this way, but I went through several iterations with the audit prompt and the system prompt to improve the issue detection, the solutions suggested, tag them, reduce hallucinations, provide approximate image coordinates
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   by liorgrossman 3y ago

   Thanks for being one of our early adopters! Glad to hear it did find something that you can correct. Regarding the points about fine print (and the screenshot not loaded correctly) - would you kindly reply with the URL of the website you au
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Of course, thank you for the kind words!
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yeah, happy to get it roasted by real (human) UX folks for some sanity check.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    That's great to hear. I think now I better understand your original question. Yeah, to run an audit again on that same site, you'd need to pay again. Otherwise, I'll have to put in place user management & user rate limits
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    All great points, thank you! I think GPT-4V perception of size might be distorted, since it downsizes everything to be 512px wide before scanning it. I wonder how can this be overcome, I'll try to play with the prompts to instruct it s
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Thanks for giving it a try. One time meaning you are charged $1.99 one time, and you can audit one URL, the one you've chosen on the main page. After you pay, it takes you to a unique URL with a token. Might be a good idea to send user
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    Show HN: GPT-4-Vision UX audit for your landing page (relaunch)(flawless.is)

    15 points by liorgrossman 3y ago|15 comments
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Eventually, Hacker News ended up bringing 20,000+ visitors. Had to upgrade our urlbox screenshot API account twice in 1 hour just to keep up with the demand. This Hacker News post could have cost $1,000+ if the API rate limit hadn't ki
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Hey Rory, are we talking about the same app? https://uxaudit.vercel.app It's really weird that you've seen an Apache2 landing page, as this page is hosted on Vercel. Do you still get an error message while visiting the
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yep, this is my life now: https://twitter.com/LiorGrossman/status/1722681560128762208
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Thanks. Yeah, it seems that even on Tier 5 the limit is 100/day, that's not enough for any production app. I hope they go out of preview mode soon and therefore increase the limits
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Oh, this is pretty cool! I was hoping to try and create a custom GPT too, but couldn't resist trying the API before.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yeah, I think there are limitless possibilities. Yesterday I saw on twitter someone using GPT-4V to narrate a video game in realtime, just mind-blowing. The future is here.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yeah, I feel like the Vision API will unlock many new opportunities. Honestly, it's been super easy to work with it. Just sad that they have such a low rate limit in the preview phase.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Thanks, it's OpenAI's rate limiting indeed. Just deployed a version that shows some UI indications of OpenAI limit errors. Please try again later today.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Boy, that escalated quickly... Just deployed a version that shows some UI indications of OpenAI limit errors.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yep, it looks like it :( Any idea how to overcome this limitation?
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yes, just getting a lot of traffic from HN. Try again tomorrow, please? Error: 429 Rate limit reached for gpt-4-vision-preview in organization org-..
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yes, just getting a lot of traffic from HN. Please keep window open and try again in 15min, sorry... Error: 429 Rate limit reached for gpt-4-vision-preview in organization org-... on requests per day (RPD): Limit 100, Used 100, Requested 1.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Thank you! Currently it's about: * Rendering the screenshot (urlbox): $0.02 * GPT-4V 1K input tokens = $0.01 * GPT-4V 1K output tokens = $0.03 * GPT-4V Vision pricing (per image size): $0.008 Total: 6.8 cents per a single audit May not
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yeah that's a good point. I wanted to keep the UI clean (Google search alike), but people don't even know what the results look like.
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    by liorgrossman 3y ago

    Yo dawg, I heard you have a UX audit app, so I ran the UX audit app on the UX audit app, so it does a UX audit to the app!