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by paradite 2y ago
The fact that your son wrote JavaScript with the correct stylization makes me happy. He is going to be a great engineer.
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by paradite 2y ago
Not sure why I would use this over Plausible CE on docker. Does it consume less memory/CPU? Also I am pretty sure Plausible CE doesn't limit number of sites / events, unlike what's listed in "Comparison with Plausib
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by paradite 2y ago
I think the fact that MCP is two ways, and tool call is asynchronous (since it's over network), means that it should be possible to code an approval flow with a prompt and a slack approval tool? Yeah it still takes a bit of work, but i
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by paradite 2y ago
Definitely a problem that everyone needs to solve. I wonder if you can achieve this workflow by just using prompt and the new Model Context Protocol connected to email / slack. https://www.anthropic.com/news/model-
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by paradite 2y ago
FrontPage and Dreamweaver are like 20 years old now.
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by paradite 2y ago
I think you are looking for FrontPage or Dreamweaver?
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by paradite 2y ago
Hey. I actually just built a dashboard and filter for f5bot hits. Would love to know your thoughts and if you think it is useful! https://tracker.16x.engineer/
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by paradite 2y ago
I was just getting used to pipenv and pyenv combo. Is this worth switching to?
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Adding Error Bars to Evals: A Statistical Approach to Language Model Evaluations(arxiv.org)
1 points by paradite 2y ago|0 comments
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by paradite 2y ago
No leetcode. No coding challenges. No take-home assignments. What is the alternative?
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by paradite 2y ago
Refactoring for AI coding. Breaking down code into smaller files (<200 lines of code), and then ONLY feeding the relevant files into the LLM helps a lot to improve the quality of code output and saves tokens.
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by paradite 2y ago
> The React front-end communicates with wasm compiled from Rust. Just to clarify, this means that the entire engine is compiled into wasm and runs inside the browser? There is no server component?
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by paradite 2y ago
In it's current form, how would I integrate the engine and UI in an existing software with, say Java backend and React front-end? I couldn't find docs on how to use it in languages other than rust. Perhaps via IPC?
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by paradite 2y ago
I have been using these two: https://farnots.github.io/RedditToMarkdown/ https://urltomarkdown.com/ Incredibly useful for leveraging LLMs and building AI apps.
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by paradite 2y ago
I was deep into AI coding experiments since last December before all the VS Code Extensions and IDEs came out. I wrote a few scripts to get to a semi-automated workflow where I have control over the source code context and code editing port
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by paradite 2y ago
Not sure why this is double the comments from the first time. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12907201
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by paradite 2y ago
Tabby, Aider, Plandex, Cline, 16x Prompt (I bulit 16x Prompt) I also have a list here: https://prompt.16x.engineer/blog/ai-coding-l1-l5
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Why don't more people use Linux?(world.hey.com)
9 points by paradite 2y ago|10 comments
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GitHub Spark(githubnext.com)
6 points by paradite 2y ago|0 comments
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by paradite 2y ago
I wrote one: https://prompt.16x.engineer/blog/ai-coding-workflow
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by paradite 2y ago
I made a tool that allows you to use LLMs on large codebases. You can select which files are relevant and embed them into the prompt: https://prompt.16x.engineer/ Based on my personal experience it works well as long as eac
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by paradite 2y ago
I built a tool specifically for integrating LLMs like Claude into existing codebase and daily coding workflow: https://prompt.16x.engineer/
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by paradite 2y ago
Huh. I didn't notice Claude had serif font. Now that I look at it, it's actually mixed. UI elements and user messages are sans serif, chat title and assistant messages are serif. What an "odd" combination by traditional
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by paradite 2y ago
I can tell from a mile away that this is written by ChatGPT / Claude, at least partially. "This distinction played a crucial role in our upgrade planning and execution strategy." "Navigating Challenges in the MySQL Upgra
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by paradite 2y ago
I also use this simple workflow. However, copy-pasting can get tedious after a while. So I built a small tool to streamline this copy-paste process and manage source code context to include in the prompt: https://prompt.16x.engin
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by paradite 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. The app is currently on lifetime license without the need of an account, so it is quite tricky to implement subscription without overhauling the entire app and workflow. I am going to raise price to match the exp
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by paradite 2y ago
Hi. I built an AI coding tool that bypass this problem by allowing human to select the relevant code context instead of passing the entire codebase or using RAG, which has problems with precision and recall. It takes a bit of effort but the
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by paradite 2y ago
If you look at the main image of the MMLU-Pro benchmark comparisons, and compare it to the tables below, you can see how they cherry picked one single benchmark where the models better than all the others. Not to mention how they used a dif
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by paradite 2y ago
I built a simple desktop tool [1] to streamline my coding workflow with LLMs, like integrating with local code context, managing prompts and custom instructions, etc. It supports copy/paste into ChatGPT/Claude, and sending prompts
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by paradite 2y ago
Yes. I checked the Azure usage after training. Beyond learning how it all works and demo, there is not much practical usage. You can train it on current events if you feed that corpus during training instead of just OpenWebText. Shouldn&#x2

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