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mattvr
2y ago
You could also work around this by adding a scaling transformation that normalizes and centers (e.g. sklearn StandardScaler) in between the raw embeddings — based on some example data points from your data set. Might introduce some bias, bu
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mattvr
2y ago
How about showing all the money you spent/earned in the previous day, in one personalized receipt?
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mattvr
2y ago
Hey, thanks for the critique (this is my product)! Yeah, LLM summarization definitely has its challenges. We've actually spent months optimizing for this: 1. Using latest models (gpt-4o & claude-3.5) which show major improvements i
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mattvr
2y ago
If you're interested in this, you might like https://nuggetize.com/ which works without installing anything and with any browser.
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Show HN: TL;DR anything - I made a free tool that reads the internet for you
(nuggetize.com)
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mattvr
2y ago
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[dupe] Wasabi storage down for over 2 hours
(status.wasabi.com)
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mattvr
2y ago
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2y ago
Looks much better! I could definitely see using this, but don't think it solves anything for me right now. I think if the diagrams didn't require horizontal panning, and/or supported interactive collapsing, it would be more e
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2y ago
The example on the site is a very simple JSON object that doesn't demonstrate JSONtr.ee's potential at all. To showcase it better, I'd like to see more complex objects on the initial reveal, so I don't have to go and fin
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mattvr
2y ago
Children of Men
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mattvr
2y ago
Love posthog in many ways, but confused and a non-starter that they don’t support any data deletion yet. i.e., if you want user analytics to be auto-deleted after 90 days, there’s literally no way to do that yet.
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mattvr
2y ago
Its underlying library, OpenRelativity, does.
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mattvr
3y ago
Wait. This is amazing. I think there are plenty of potential users. I've already found a bunch of cool stuff near me, and could see using this for any new area I go to. The list of locations could have their thumbnail image as a low ha
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ShellGPT – Run cmds, pipe I/O, Q&A from terminal
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Have been using this constantly while developing, noticing a huge productivity boost. I'm sure there's 1001 tools like this in existence or coming soon, but I was surprised to find nothing that felt as natural as I'd hoped. F