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Why would anyone fund a company $20M?
(indiehackers.com)
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The Startup Equity Illusion
(segfaulte.substack.com)
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Show HN: ParseLM – Reliably Structure LLM Outputs for Data and Control Flow
(github.com)
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LeetCode: In defense of the least worst thing
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Dev Tools Honeytrap: Why We Can't Stop Building Tools Nobody Buys
(substack.com)
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> Researchers have discovered that the underside of the North American continent is dripping away in blobs of rock — and that the remnants of a tectonic plate sinking in the Earth’s mantle may be the reason why. Really appreciate the fir
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Show HN: April.js – The next-gen web framework for seasoned developers
(github.com)
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lunarcave
2y ago
Probably. At this point, I'd take _any_ form of success.
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Ask HN: Has your company shipped anything useful/successful using LLMs?
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Show HN: MCP-compatible distributed RPC layer for AI agents
(agentrpc.com)
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lunarcave
2y ago
(Shameless plug) I worked on something for anyone else wanting to get structured outputs from LLMs in a model agnostic way (Including Open AI models): https://github.com/inferablehq/l1m
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A Structured Output Is All You Need
(inferable.ai)
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lunarcave
2y ago
I don't know why I like it, but I like it.
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Show HN: A managed platform to make building with LLMs easier
(inferable.ai)
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Ranking Paradoxes, from Least to Most Paradoxical [video]
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
Thanks. We use a minimal schema[1] to prompt the LLM under the hood. We were inspired by BAML [2]. Then the output is wrangled with a converter and ajv [3]. [1] https://github.com/inferablehq/l1m/blob/main
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Show HN: A lightweight LLM proxy to get structured results from most LLMs
(l1m.io)
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Kerckhoffs's Principle
(en.wikipedia.org)
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ULIDs Are Awesome
(inferable.ai)
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2y ago
Been waiting for something like this to land in val.town for too long! Congrats to Steve and the team for shipping this.
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Fast-Forwarding LCGs (2016)
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Building text-to-SQL agents from first principles
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2y ago
Concretely, if you're a web developer - go up a level. AI doing a lot of "web development work" means that now you have time to do other things that you pushed aside as too hard. That might be back-end systems / database
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First 60 Days – Patrick McKenzie [video]
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Some axioms I use: - Stay away from all the newsletters who pump the latest news. There's a ton of them there. They just mostly use AI to summarise the arxiv papers and discord channels. - Look for blogs from people building in AI, bui
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A Christmas Protestation
(gwern.net)
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2y ago
Have you tried applying to AWS Activate? I'm not sure whether they support non-profits, but if you can swing it, they'll subsidise your compute and some model costs. In terms of a budget friendly alternatives, definitely look into
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lunarcave
2y ago
Interesting. How do the users connect to it? Do they tunnel into it or is there an application that acts as the proxy?
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lunarcave
2y ago
Fair. But my intuition is that people do it until they get restricted by compliance, after which they seem to invest in a proper setup.
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lunarcave
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Thanks. And I assume that the web app allows them to do parameterization of ids etc?
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