setnone

10 ms·

121.
by setnone 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Open sourcing documentation is an interesting idea. > Something along the line Set the environment variable OLLAMA_ORIGINS I'll test it out and update the docs.
122.
by setnone 2y ago
> Ask -> answer, no more steps, that is the core value of ChatGPT or AI. This is the absolutely ideal state of the product, i agree.
123.
by setnone 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback! I'm planning to release more videos, stay tuned.
124.
by setnone 2y ago
Thank you! I would love if we had some kind of 'open-build' methodology so those projects not willing to open the source but are willing to perform any kind of necessary audit against the build, just a thought.
125.
by setnone 2y ago
Thank you! > Will the Self-host package include source (i.e. source available) or is it just the transpiler output? No sources, just a folder with compiled assets that you can run on a static server. This is already available. > Also,
126.
by setnone 2y ago
Thanks! > Are there keyboard shortcuts for all the operations shown? For now yes, what would you like to be added?
127.
by setnone 2y ago
Not far off, some days i would say. Yes it's a wrapper with opted-out sentry and vercel analitycs, just like self-host package.
128.
by setnone 2y ago
Desktop app is coming soon and self-host option is already available as a part of Extended License. I have no plans to open source it at the moment, but it would be great to come up with something like 'open build' for cases like
129.
by setnone 2y ago
Thank you! Like I mentioned earlier for me the app is canvas-based first, node-based second. So connections are a tool, a visual tool to craft or manage prompt to then feed it to LLM. Canvas is a visual tool to organize and keep large amo
130.
by setnone 2y ago
Thank you! > What does "premium support" mean? Premium option includes prioritized support and access to new features that might be unavailable for other types of licenses. I will update the website for more clarity.
131.
by setnone 2y ago
> How would I go about if I want to self-host it for a small team of like 14 people > Should I buy licenses for 14 (3x extended) instances Yes that should work. Each license comes with 5 seat/activations. Each seat has its own
132.
by setnone 2y ago
Great stuff! That deterministic "next step" is the last line of defense for us humans :)
133.
by setnone 2y ago
Great questions! > In your case, do you hold N contexts (N being the number of leaves in the tree)? It depends, contexts are just a form of grouping > Are the chats disconnected from each other? > How do you propose to transition
134.
by setnone 2y ago
No but I'm a frequent visitor, i love the mountains there!
135.
by setnone 2y ago
> I'd be more interested in a tool where I can "add data" to it by drag and drop or folder import, then I can just type whatever prompt and the app's RAG system pulls relevant data/previous This is something very
136.
by setnone 2y ago
For me this interface is canvas-based first, node-based second, meaning sometimes I might not even use connections to get my desired result from LLM but i have the place and form for the result and i know how to find it. Connections here
137.
by setnone 2y ago
Thanks! Self-host package comes with Extended license
138.
by setnone 2y ago
> I would get tired of dragging nodes around Me personally i find value in taking my time to organize and drag around, probably because i'm a visual thinker
139.
by setnone 2y ago
Those must be Sentry
140.
by setnone 2y ago
Yes, search is one of my favorite features here, try '/' shortcut
141.
by setnone 2y ago
Subscription fatigue is real :)
142.
by setnone 2y ago
This is my daily GPT driver, so for almost anything from research to keeping my snippets tidy and well organized. I use voice input a lot to take my time and form my thoughts and requests, text-to-speech to listen for answers too.
143.
Show HN: I built a non-linear UI for ChatGPT(grafychat.com)
459 points by setnone 2y ago|130 comments
144.
by setnone 2y ago
Hey HN, I built this out of frustration of the evergrowing list of AI models and features to try and to fit my workflow. It's local-first and works right in the browser, no sign up needed and it's absolutely free to try. I'd
145.
Show HN: I made a privacy friendly visual notebook for conversational AI(grafychat.com)
3 points by setnone 2y ago|1 comments
146.
by setnone 2y ago
Sounds like a give-a-shit-as-a-service. I would try.
147.
by setnone 2y ago
> code snippets, basic research, summarization and image generation This matches my use cases, I use OpenAI via API Key (mostly GPT-4 and whisper-1) and Llama 3 via Ollama which is decent for text tasks and free. > What does your work
148.
Show HN: Grafychat – A Node-Based AI Chat Client for OpenAI and Ollama(grafychat.com)
1 points by setnone 2y ago|1 comments
149.
by setnone 3y ago
Love to try but I've been stuck on [worker] Searching for music...
150.
Ask HN: Room temperature superconductor: what to expect?
51 points by setnone 3y ago|63 comments

More ›