muratsu

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by muratsu 2y ago
In addition to what you’ve shared, I find RAG to be useful for cases where LLM has the world knowledge (say it knows how to write javascript) but I want it to follow a certain style or dependencies (eg use function definitions vs function e
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by muratsu 3y ago
From a regulatory perspective, implementing the ability to remove certain websites from search results (similar to twitter mute/block) would solve the problem for everyone. Motivated communities can maintain their lists and share among
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by muratsu 3y ago
The speed problem imo is completely fabricated and is an angle to sell you their cloud offering. The mobile web is already unusable thanks to cookie banners, various popups, and ads. Loading spinners are the equivalent of Don Quixote's
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by muratsu 3y ago
Nextjs is pushing for the server components and I don't really blame them for doing so. Netlify is trying to back anything that's not nextjs. If anything I'm kind of surprised that big cloud players are completely ignoring th
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by muratsu 3y ago
I’m curious why they chose to implement their own forum. Discourse, and the alternatives mentioned are mature and proven solutions.
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by muratsu 3y ago
Agora also doesn't return red shoes for the search query "red shoes". Seems like you haven't fully solved the problem yet :) From a technical perspective, crawling 25M products is impressive but the search itself doesn&#
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by muratsu 3y ago
thanks for pointing this out. I hope they extend their `thinking in stylex` page with this info.
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by muratsu 3y ago
Interactive stuff requires me to participate whereas videos/streams can be consumed when I'm less attentive. I've just checked out Jon Gjengset's video, that's exactly what I'm talking about. Another similar ch
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by muratsu 3y ago
I'm craving this type of content but in video format. Something along the lines of MIT/Stanford courses but focuses on "Do your own X". Most youtube content I'm aware of is focused on entertainment while coding and
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by muratsu 3y ago
Digital Ocean if I were to guess
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by muratsu 3y ago
Supabase has pgvector extension and that’s enough for my limited RAG use cases. I dont really need to use anything beyond postgres. On the other hand, enterprise might find it easier/cheaper to buy a second db than migrating their exis
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by muratsu 3y ago
Thanks!! So far, I have most success with more structured designs. B2B SaaS, simple shopping pages, and forms work the best. It’s really weak with graphic heavy designs (eg Apple).
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by muratsu 3y ago
This is a good idea. I think this is worth experimenting with. Are you familiar with any repos with good design systems? I'll take a look when I've time.
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by muratsu 3y ago
Yeah - this space is moving really fast. Codesandbox ( https://codesandbox.io/blog/meet-boxy-ai-coding-assistant ) released the click on any element functionality back in May. Funny because my original idea was to build
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by muratsu 3y ago
Do you mind refreshing and giving it another shot I've just pushed a quick fix
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by muratsu 3y ago
100%!! You need one model to understand the initial prompt and figure out a development plan. Once the plan is created, the subtasks can be delegated to specialized smaller models (I think OSS will play a big role in this!).
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by muratsu 3y ago
That's odd! Do you have anything installed that would prevent from storing the session? Also happy to debug further if you don't mind jumping over to discord: https://discord.gg/W6jYq46Frd
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by muratsu 3y ago
Thanks for the advice! I'm working on building a gallery for people to be inspired next. In case if anyone wants to see what things may look like after a few simple prompts: https://www.rapidpages.io/r/clmuv2p2r000
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by muratsu 3y ago
Ah sorry if it wasn't clear, you need to login to be able to prompt. I need accounts to prevent openai abuse.
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Show HN: Rapidpages – OSS alternative to vercel's v0(github.com)
216 points by muratsu 3y ago|50 comments
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by muratsu 4y ago
Given the complex relationship between advertisers, platform, and users I don't know if any meaningful contribution can be made to the algorithm without pissing anyone off. The following tab already gave people who're not interest
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by muratsu 4y ago
I don't know if you're interested in monetizing this, but Wallpaper Engine on Steam is really popular (>500k reviews, 75k concurrent users). There's definitely a market for this type of product if you can find a way to dif
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by muratsu 4y ago
I forgot the exact issue but if I recall it correctly, pwdless sessions are meant to be short lived sessions. I equally dislike reauthenticating my sessions every day
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by muratsu 4y ago
I've used this lib in a few MVPs and it was easy to use if you do things their way (which wasn't that big of a deal for an MVP). > The functionality provided for credentials based authentication is intentionally limited to disc
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by muratsu 4y ago
Thanks! Over the years I've seen several companies raise VC money for the personal CRM idea and fail. In a way, I'm glad they didn't raise outside capital and are able to sustain themselves while building something that they
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by muratsu 4y ago
I'm sure it's not the most sophisticated software, but the repo has 3,736 commits over several years. I would imagine it would take them more than a few days :)
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by muratsu 4y ago
Does anyone know why they are rewriting the whole thing? The github page doesn't mention the reasoning behind the decision
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Ask HN: Are you still using conventional commits? If not why not?
5 points by muratsu 4y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: Generate commit messages using AI(splitjoin.com)
1 points by muratsu 4y ago|0 comments
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by muratsu 4y ago
why not put it on a gist/github repo and share it here?

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