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by smcleod 2y ago
This looks like pretty much the exact kind of thing I’ve wanted. I’m just a very occasional user of Fusion 360 for personal 3d printing use - and I’m pretty terrible with CAD especially if I haven’t used it in a few weeks.
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by smcleod 2y ago
Is it mostly for people to embed within their code? I’m looking for something to manage my prompt collections and how well I find them to work with different models - but I mostly use existing software for inference (e.g. Ollama, Open-WebUI
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by smcleod 2y ago
I love that it's isometric - it's so visually pleasing. Something I noticed that might need fixing - when generating a diagram the icons don't seem to be added, for example with the prompt: "An AWS deployment of Bedrock
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by smcleod 2y ago
Thanks, what license is it under? This means that anyone that wants to try it at work has to fill that out though right?
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by smcleod 2y ago
Don’t forget to tune your num_batch
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by smcleod 2y ago
Nice, it’s a solid product! It’s just a shame it’s not open source and its license doesn’t permit work use.
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by smcleod 2y ago
Even better - Excalidraw supports importing mermaid - and it has a built in AI tool where you can bring your own LLM via an API to generate diagram without even leaving the app.
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by smcleod 2y ago
I mean you just type “create this diagram”…
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by smcleod 2y ago
I don’t see why you need a seperate app / subscription for this. Claude does this very well, as do local VLMs such as InternVLM. They generate mermaid graphs which you can use directly or import to excalidraw.
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by smcleod 2y ago
Is it open source? The website seems to be one of those closed "join a wait list" sites
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by smcleod 2y ago
Is it open source / self hostable?
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by smcleod 2y ago
Ah ok, understood. Many of the AI terms are pretty fast and loose at the moment anyway so I don’t think it’s a big deal.
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by smcleod 2y ago
Neat little app, I was just wondering where agents actually come in to it? Looking at the code I can see any use of agents (MoA or model routing).
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by smcleod 2y ago
I don't believe so for the basic fundamentals required to live (water, electricity, _basic_ food requirements if under a certain income bracket likewise with basic internet).
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by smcleod 2y ago
Migrants aren't the issue. People owning more than one house to make profit off renting out properties is a huge portion of the problem. The for-profit housing sector in Australia (and New Zealand) is absolutely disgusting and I don&#x
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by smcleod 2y ago
Hey, neat idea :) Is the source code available somewhere?
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by smcleod 2y ago
I mean, that was at least 3 parties at fault: 1. Crowdstrike 2. Microsoft 3. The companies that think it’s a good idea to run what is essentially an enterprise rootkit
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by smcleod 2y ago
Does it support multiple GPUs yet? That's been the reason most folks I know don't end up using Unsloth.
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by smcleod 2y ago
I can only speak for myself here but with AI/LLM augmentation I'm capable of achieving a lot more and in areas where previously I'd either have to have a lot more learning time or enlist the help of peers. It's near impo
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by smcleod 2y ago
This is almost the exact opposite of the responses we just got from a survey of around 800 people, which showed of them 78% regularly use AI/LLMs to augment their work and of that over 90% reported that they've found it to improve
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by smcleod 2y ago
Oh really! It looked like a linage build.
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by smcleod 2y ago
Seems to be limited to running on Android
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by smcleod 2y ago
Sounds a bit like code2prompt - https://github.com/mufeedvh/code2prompt
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by smcleod 2y ago
Oh I see. What an idiotic name for a product!
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by smcleod 2y ago
There are far more servers running linux/bsd than there are Windows.
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by smcleod 2y ago
I don’t think it really impacts DevOps folks, I think most of the azure users are more traditional enterprises / windows admins.
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by smcleod 2y ago
This. Absolutely spot on. The profitisation common services is absolutely disgusting. It is literally the reason we have governments to build and make available for the people.
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by smcleod 2y ago
I mean... installing what is essentially a 3rd party enterprise rootkit that not only has root access to all files and network activity but also a self-update mechanism ... who could have seen this coming?
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by smcleod 2y ago
Platform engineer / Lead actually! Have written plenty of filthy scripts in my time ;)
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by smcleod 2y ago
It interfaces with a running ollama server using its API, that part I found easy actually, I’m not really a dev so cobbling together the TUI components in golang has been quite a good challenge.

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