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by ramonverse 2y ago
how does the widget handle rate limiting from twitter's api? are there plans to support custom feeds beyond "for you," like lists or search queries?
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Would be nice if you used AI to "clean" the article. The reason why I didn't like other readers is because they just access the website in reader mode and transcribe, but they keep all the urls, weird tittle formatting etc wh
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by ramonverse 2y ago
i'm curious about the chunk splitting approach you mentioned. how do you determine the optimal chunk size for processing? seems like there could be a tradeoff between context preservation and processing efficiency. have you experimente
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by ramonverse 2y ago
dart*
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Many years ago I tried Flutter. I had to stackoverflow every single thing because dash is a language that nobody uses (maybe it is easier now with chatgpt but this was before openai releases it). In comparison React Native feels familiar to
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by ramonverse 2y ago
I think COSS is great, it makes the code more secure and auditable and makes sure the developers get paid to fix security vulnerabilities. Volunteer OSS is great in theory but it sometimes leads to overworked developers being exploited by f
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Afaik nearby wifi networks are also used to determine location. As long as you have wifi activated Google can use this to determine where you are. I don't know if they use this as a hard check. The only way I can think of to prevent th
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by ramonverse 2y ago
> Security: Did you know that with one simple trick you can drop to the OS from PostgreSQL and managed service providers hate that? The trick is COPY table_name from COMMAND I certainly did not know that.
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by ramonverse 2y ago
I like under the hood info, that is why I am in hackernews :)
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Ramon here, the other cofounder of Pretzel! Quick update: Based on some early feedback, we're already working on adding support for local LLMs and Claude Sonnet 3.5. Happy to answer any questions!
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by ramonverse 2y ago
really cool read!
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by ramonverse 2y ago
While they pick up in almost every location the drop off is sometimes "close by" like 3min walk to final destination (the app tells you in advance tho so you can decide to order or not). This is quite annoying sometimes and I pick
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by ramonverse 2y ago
I am tired of posts written by chatgpt
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Hi cool stuff, would like to see some valid uses cases of how you use it in your daily routine. Would be way more useful if it was a mobile app (e.g. PWA). Also, a bit frictional to try the demo if we need to put our api key, consider getti
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by ramonverse 2y ago
can you make a microphone? I would buy that
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by ramonverse 2y ago
I personally like it when there is a demo video in the Readme so I can easily see how the product works. Maybe consider adding that
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by ramonverse 2y ago
Cool idea, hope it grows!
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by ramonverse 2y ago
cool project. Can we see some example magic cards created? thanks!
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by ramonverse 3y ago
Cool stuff, we are also building in the space, currently adding Python support with Pyodide. I would recommend you add your live website at the top of the README so people can find it easily (we had a lot of views that way for https:/
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by ramonverse 3y ago
Ramon from Pretzel here, thank you for your feedback! We definitely have this on the roadmap: 1. Allow to download/upload workflows as files (maybe JSON, or PRQL) 2. Allow to share private URLs by attaching the workflow as a URL parame