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Show HN: NumbyAI – Self-hosted personal finance app powered by a local LLM(github.com)
1 points by suheilaaita 7mo ago|0 comments
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
I Agree on the customer empowerment point. I'd push back slightly on the production grade point. The models aren't the ceiling, the user's mental model of software is, depending on his experience/knowledge. Someone just
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
It's true. We're also at the point where the models and the orchestration around them are so good that any beginner to those tools who knows how to use a computer can build working apps. Interesting times. I was pointing out that
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
They all do, true. But some are better than the others in how they retrieve, digest and present you with the information. Boils down to personal preferences and experimenting.
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
I think it will give you a good "starter model". But then, it ultimately depends on what you want to do with the model exactly and your computer's specs. For example, I needed a local model to review some transactions and out
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
I'm from an accounting/finance background and spent about 10 years in Big4. I was always into tech, but never software development because writing code (as I thought) takes years to master, and I had already chosen accounting. Fas
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
The simplest way to really start, use anything like claude code, vs code, cursor, antigratvity, (or any other IDE) ask them to install ollama and pull the latest solid local model that was released that you can run based on your computer sp
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by suheilaaita 7mo ago
This blew my mind the first i saw this. Another leap in AI that just swooshes by. In a couple of months, every model will be the same. Can't wait for IDEs like cursor and vs code to update their tooling to adap for this massive change