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by piterrro 4mo ago
This is amazing but for everyone out there wanting to buy and build your own AI rig I recommend connecting to one of mamy inference providers and trying out different models themselves for a while. Costs pennies but can give you a nice prev
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by piterrro 4mo ago
DeepSeek v4 pro is still 10x cheaper than GLM-5.2 and the quality is still enough for 95% of coding tasks.
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by piterrro 4mo ago
> GET request with a body was heavily considered by the IETF working group, but it was ultimately rejected in favor of creating the new QUERY method. The decision to create a distinct method came down to historical interoperability issue
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by piterrro 5mo ago
I like the idea, my fear is however that the lack of structure will cognitively overload my brain and at some point every canvas will become a mess. Think about how to expire unused/old windows. Maybe let use set a limit so that at som
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by piterrro 5mo ago
I would happily pay for safely-remove-old-feature-flags-from-the-code-as-a-service.
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by piterrro 5mo ago
What is the document recognition stack you used?
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by piterrro 5mo ago
this almost reads as a rephrased version of: https://grugbrain.dev/
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by piterrro 7mo ago
Nice, I'm creator of Logdy.dev [ https://logdy.dev/logdy-pro ] and some time ago I was developing a pro version that has similarities to your project. Would love to chat if you plan to commercialize your solution.
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by piterrro 7mo ago
Out of 7 accounts that commented on this post, 6 of them were created today…
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by piterrro 7mo ago
Whats the use case for opening a 100gb file on a phone?
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by piterrro 8mo ago
Whats the technology you used? I love the speed of it
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by piterrro 8mo ago
sorry, so it ain't an alternative in any way. Its like saying a bicycle is an alternative to an airplane, both have seats...
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by piterrro 8mo ago
In what extent this is a metabase alternative? I'm a heavy Metabase user and there's nothing to compare really in this product.
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by piterrro 9mo ago
My mental model is ignoring people who complain about free stuff
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Obscure Polish company launches 122.88TB PCIe 5.0 immersion cooled SSD(techradar.com)
4 points by piterrro 10mo ago|1 comments
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by piterrro 11mo ago
Who remembers Graphite and Carbon? This was 2010 era…
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by piterrro 1y ago
Is it beneficial for logs compression assuming you log to JSON but you dont know schema upfront? Im workong on a logs compression tool and Im wondering whether OpenZL fits there [0] https://logdy.dev/logdy-pro
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by piterrro 1y ago
The prompt file for anyone interested: https://github.com/opactorai/Claudable/blob/main/apps/api/ap...
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Show HN: Open-sourced my prompt management tool for LLM-powered apps(github.com)
3 points by piterrro 1y ago|1 comments
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by piterrro 1y ago
I've been developing AI apps for the past year and encountered a recurring issue. Non-tech individuals often asked me to adjust the prompts, seeking a more professional tone or better alignment with their use case. Each request involve
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Show HN: Hypersigil – Prompt management UI – test, evaluate, deploy(github.com)
1 points by piterrro 1y ago|0 comments
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by piterrro 1y ago
It worth taking a look at the prompts in the repo if you are keen understand how apps like these work. It's interesting to see that I basically have a similar process/rules fed to LLM when building locally. I also have similar pro
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by piterrro 1y ago
Nice tool! Im working on something similar but focused on repeatability and testing on multiple models/test data points.
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by piterrro 1y ago
After building several full-stack applications, I discovered that Large Language Models (LLMs) face significant challenges when implementing features that span both backend and frontend components, particularly around API interfaces. The co
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Show HN: I built a lightweight tRPC alternative to ease LLMs working with APIs(github.com)
4 points by piterrro 1y ago|1 comments
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by piterrro 1y ago
who are you?
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by piterrro 1y ago
How does it differ from Cline VS extension? It already uses diff apply which makes bigger files edits much faster
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by piterrro 1y ago
Unless I dont understand that fully (which could be the case). This idea could fly if downstream readers will be able to read it. Json is great because anything can read it, process, transform and serialize without having to know the intris
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by piterrro 1y ago
Seems like there happened a misscommunication, there are 3 ppl in the org that could be perceived CTO. 1. You 2. The old CTO that wants to keep their inbox 3. The guy hired for the job. You need to talk to founder to let them decide. Anothe
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by piterrro 1y ago
Are you asking how to deal with offboarding or the overall "fill the shoes" problem after CTO leaves? If it's the former, it looks like Hephaestus wanted to leave a "way back" to the org by not having his account de

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