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by pdyc 10mo ago
interesting, i am wondering how far can it go if we remove some of these limitations but try to solve some extremely specific problem like generating regex based on user input? i know small models(270M range) can do that but can it be done
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by pdyc 10mo ago
if something goes wrong with that "automation" who takes the responsibility? as a shareholder are you comfortable with it? i am not.
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by pdyc 10mo ago
interesting approach, i solved similar problem by creating visual tool to generate ffmpeg commands but its not the same(it cant do conversion etc.) I like that you took no AI approach, i am looking for something like this i.e. understanding
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by pdyc 10mo ago
i dont get backing up analytics data of 10 years, its bit unusual.What is the utility of it other than research? i have also not seen commercial analytics providers, providing data retention beyond 5 years.
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by pdyc 10mo ago
I mostly write to do postmortems of the issues i faced while solving some problem. It helps because i tend to forget how i did something or what was the reasoning behind it.Sometimes i just write stories for the sake of writing they are not
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by pdyc 10mo ago
I want to give away my tools for free and take on more ambitious projects, like building more capable browsers and local LLMs to get rid of corporate chokeholds. But that would probably never come true, because I would be tied up making mon
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by pdyc 10mo ago
That reinforces OP’s point that it isn’t clear from their wording. I initially thought it was a speech model, then I saw Python, etc., and it took me a bit more reading to understand what it actually is
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by pdyc 10mo ago
from slatedb faq https://slatedb.io/docs/get-started/faq/ >SlateDB is designed for key/value (KV) online transaction processing (OLTP) workloads. It is optimized for lowish-latency, high-throughput wr
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by pdyc 10mo ago
> Replicating this success would be impossible for me because I wouldn’t understand that there are people out there with this need, and how to find them. I feel the same way. Distribution avenues are shrinking with AI. Earlier, you could
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by pdyc 10mo ago
i have the same feeling too. i think distribution has become particularly harder for new products. there is no reliable channel that does not need constant effort (social media), and others like ads have become unviable for low ticket items
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by pdyc 10mo ago
wow i did not think of that! here is my project EasyAnalytica.com - Build dashboards from google sheets, CSV files.
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by pdyc 10mo ago
does negative 500 count?
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by pdyc 10mo ago
how is adding ai chat different than asking search engine? I think mozilla wants to make sure that it gets some cut for sending queries to ai similar to their existing revenue model where they get cut for sending it to google. Similar to SE
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by pdyc 10mo ago
https://EasyAnalytica.com - Unified platform to build dashboards from spreadsheets
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by pdyc 10mo ago
i am interested in knowing what would be the correct way to do it according to your checklist. For example you said testimonial from twitter can be bots, which testimonial according to you would give you confidence that product is genuine?
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by pdyc 10mo ago
What should have happened is that they should have forced mobile vendors to allow users to uninstall all apps. What actually happened is that they are asking for their app to be installed as well, sigh.
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Adobe to Buy Semrush for $1.9B(cnbc.com)
6 points by pdyc 11mo ago|0 comments
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by pdyc 11mo ago
are we going backwards?ai was supposed to do it for us instead now we are wasting our time to detect slop?
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by pdyc 11mo ago
hetzner routinely refuses to accept you as customer so while u can cut costs its a privilege.
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by pdyc 11mo ago
easyanalytica.com - Build dashboards from spreadsheets use it to view all dashboards in one place.
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by pdyc 11mo ago
I think that's where prompt engineering would be needed. Bigger models produce good output even with ambiguous prompts. Getting similar output from smaller models is art,
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by pdyc 11mo ago
yes i was trying in private mode.
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by pdyc 11mo ago
its not working on firefox. are you using official sqlite, sql.js or wa-sqlite wasm? as there are three different variants with differing support for storage. Also if opfs is not avilable do u have a fallback?
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by pdyc 11mo ago
where does it say it is open source?
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Amazon cloud records 20% sales growth, topping estimates(cnbc.com)
4 points by pdyc 11mo ago|0 comments
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My Evil Plan If I Were Mark Zuckerberg(newbeelearn.com)
1 points by pdyc 11mo ago|0 comments
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by pdyc 1y ago
there is very little detail about chips and they are poised to be available in 2027-28 so almost 2 years from now
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by pdyc 1y ago
everyone will use claude if they support it why would they use my product. so i will have to find some other angle to differentiate.
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by pdyc 1y ago
I have just launched a product (easyanalytica.com) to create dashboards from spreadsheets, and Excel is on my to-do list of formats to be supported. However, I'm having second thoughts. Although, from the description, it seems like it
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What's Next for iPad Pro? A Vapor Chamber Like iPhone 17 Pro, Ads in Maps(bloomberg.com)
7 points by pdyc 1y ago|1 comments

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