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Show HN: OSS Modal Alternative
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A computer with water gates [video]
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Show HN: Built a lovable clone to see what makes agentic apps tick
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1y ago
I've been involved w/ cloud infrastructure for the past few years (mostly around optimizing cold start for large models, distributed systems, etc). Haven't went too deep into building applications with LLMs. Over the past wee
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5y ago
We have a data integrations feature that allows you to connect external data sources (e.g. S3) with your sandbox. You can basically combine this with "Scheduled Training", and it'll retrain your model on a schedule - pulling
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5y ago
Really interesting - could definitely support the model itself. Might require a bit of conversation to figure out how to port the tool they use to interact with the model over.
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The second SDK issue w/ the regex is resolved. Just bumped latest version to 0.1.70. If you upgrade you should be good to go. Still haven't been able to reproduce your issue with pip.
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Kubernetes gives you a ton of extra tools that allow us to manage the lifecycle of our sandboxes, deployed models, asynchronous training jobs, etc. Internally, each pod is just running a docker image. You could probably throw something toge
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Thanks for the heads up - yep, looks like a bug in our SDK. Should have a new version out shortly that handles it. Weird that you weren't able to install the slai sdk via pip, we just released a new version of the SDK this morning, uns
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We have been planning an "eject" feature that would let you develop in our app, but then export your artifact as a docker image you can spin up in your own cluster (or whatever). This is a necessity for customers who require on-pr
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Much of the complexity in the sandbox is in ensuring that the development environment behaves as it it would in production - but also that it loads as fast as possible. So we have to do a bit of stuff behind the scenes involving dynamicall
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We tried to keep our testing workflow as flexible as possible. There's a couple of use-cases that we wanted to allow: - User is working with a pre-trained model that already went through extensive testing during training. In this case
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Hey - thanks! Yeah we've been thinking about this quite a bit. We've explored a couple of options here - I think our first pass is going to be a way to synchronize an external git repository with a sandbox. Would love to hear your
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Hi - Luke (CTO) here. Thanks! Yeah, we're using WASM for things some things in the editor like syntax highlighting. Planning on moving most of the network logic into WASM shortly as well.