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Self-hosting an AI (LLM) chatbot without going broke
(blog.kronis.dev)
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neeleshs
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Thank you
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What did you end up using?
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Syncari| Senior PMM |Fully Remote (USA) We are a customer data automation company, with a no code platform to ingest, sync, unify, process and report on data from go-to-market systems. Think of it as a data hub and a set of cohesive tools t
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I use balsamiq for both flows and UX "paper" prototypes. My only gripe is not being able to easily re-use groups of controls
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Azima Dhanjee at ConnectHear (I believe it's a Pakistan based startup) has done some groundbreaking work here.
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how big is the disk for the biggest instance?
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That's quite interesting. I'm reading design of everyday things right now, and has been very valuable for my product (SaaS,drag/drop). Not actually to build it, but designing parts.(mockups etc) A lot of it is common sense, b
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https://aisupremacy.substack.com/ https://www.latent.space/ https://jdsemrau.substack.com/ https://cameronrwolfe.substack.com/ https://finbarrtimbers.substack.co
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I think of this as a graph of interconnected data and metadata. Unless the entire graph is anonymized, it's not really anonymized. Deducing relationships between metadata elements (city field, and purchase store) ends up being the
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It is fun to think of knots as rudimentary Merkel trees!
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Lean4 looks like a great language. Has anyone used it in production capacity for "normal" products/applications?
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Curious question - how did you make the transition from being a store manager to an R&D Engineer? Was this a skill you already possessed but couldn't utilize before?
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Commissions are fine, they are transaction overheads. This doesn't still justify taking a 40% cut on any upside I have when I upgrade my house. This is not necessarily targeting an individual broker, but the system as it is set up righ
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I am not disagreeing with you either on most people not speculating. Every transaction has overheads. But I'm just talking about house flipping, or even when upgrading from one house to another, 41% of any money I, as an individual cou
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If you look at it as an investment and profits, it's not 6% anymore, but a much larger percentage of your profits. I buy a house for 100,000, incur about 5k in government, administrative fees. Sell it for 125k, netting 20k - less if yo
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One unsaid thing - developer salaries.Far too often (myself included) we ignore that our own salaries are a cost
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Can you say more on this? We're trying to do something similar and curious to know more
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Bit of a side note on Redis Search. While performance is pretty good, it is not production quality yet, mostly around monitoring indexing errors and quirky query results. Silent indexing errors pretty much make it impossible to use it in pr
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Yes, that too. Indexes and caching
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Yep. We got a 10x improvement on throughput for our backend runtime, which was in Java, by moving to a better architecture for performance hotspots.. using Java again. In a rewrite with a different design/architecture, that new design
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Even if the detail was something like, "if this wasn't fixed, we were at the risk of losing half our customers" ?
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100%. Call Screen and the usual spam detector in Pixel has made call spam a non issue. I also don't pickup any calls that are not from my phonebook and let them go to VM/assistant, and listen to them immediately.
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This is very interesting. My experience at a large company migrating to GCP. The consultants and reps were 10x more eager to help us compared to AWS, and the migration went fairly smooth for most parts
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Any brand recommendations?
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Given that LLMs fail to give consistent answers to the same questions, how does that factor into these studies?
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Most Indian languages have a phonetically correct alphabet. My native language, Kannada , is what you write is how you pronounce it. Diacritical marks were added to the alphabet to support foreign words that the standard alphabet couldn
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GCP doesn't operate the same way as Google consumer products. We are a paid customer for over 5 years and I also have only good things to say about GCP and their support
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Pretty cool for the hack factor here. I live in a neighborhood that is on the grid, but subscribed to 100% renewable energy plan. Way less cooler than this project, but I can claim the same (well, renewable) just by running a website on my
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100%. I use this great strategy as well, but on Android. I just don't pick up any calls that's not in my contacts list. Works out great.
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