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Do you leave your phone outside when you use it? Do you use the same wifi? I would find it hard to believe that Meta can't predict who you are.
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A big problem with Apple Care is here in Thailand anyway you need to give them your computer for a few weeks. You have to wait a week for them to look at it. They won't even allow you to use it and then bring it back in a week.
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I started getting very serious about AI when I got early access to GPT 3. Before that I was using Google Dialogflow to build AI powered chatbots. Since then I downloaded, installed and tested literally hundreds and hundreds of AI related so
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For example, I built a full stack events management plaftorm with Sveletkit, Supabase and Shadcn entirely with AI - AI generated both the frontend and backend code and database schema. It can be quantified like this - 0 (I had no platform)
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My products are so much better because of AI. I can now build things I didn't even dream of building before. I am amazed that so many humans find it really hard to accept this new reality - computers can write better code than we do.
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I understand what you mean but Test First Development by LLM's will solve lots of problems with hallucinations and soon LLM's will be much better at coding than humans. I am always surprised that so many highly intelligent people
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Great job on the website. You will go a long way. Good luck on your new venture.
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I came here for the comments actually. I know Dokku and was wondering if someone would post a better alternative.
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Groqqle: Open-Source Search Engine for AI
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Why don't you use AI to provide support? I'm serious actually. This sounds like something AI can do really well.
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Scary because I can't see this not happening. Especially because some day an AI will see your comment.
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One of the many reasons I selected Supabase/PGvector for RAG is that the vectors and their linked content are stored with row level security. RLS for RAG is one of PGvector's most underrated features. Here's how it mitagates
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I've been using tree-sitter also. Looking forward to reading about your results with call graphs
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Summary "Semantic search on codebases works better if you first translate the code to natural language, before generating embedding vectors. It also works better if you chunk more “tightly” - on a per-function level rather than a per-f
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Works well in Arc and Chrome in OSX. Arc is a lovely browser BTW.
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It will work well with RSS Proxy https://github.com/damoeb/rss-proxy which turns any website into an RSS feed.
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I have been using Claude Sonnet with Artifacts along with Vercel V0 to build Sveltekit pages and components really well. I create a UI in V0 and then simply copy the JSX into Claude and tell it to convert to Sveltekit. It creates the +page.
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The performance issues with pgvector were fixed when they switched HNSW. It’s now 30x faster. It’s wonderful to be able to store vectors with Postgres Row Level security, for example if someone uploads a document you can create a policy tha
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Astro is very good at building flat static light HTML with no JS on most pages. It strips the JS from the page and loads it in "islands" only when needed.
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I switched from React to Svelte just recently because the code is so much more beautiful and succinct. I am so happy with the decision. Here are some reasons why you should choose Svelte over React and Vue ... Zero Runtime Overhead: Svelte
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This looks like it will come in handy. Thanks.
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Is this related to classroom.io ?
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Checkout Astro if you haven’t already
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GPT 4. Read Alex Hormozi and Russel Brunson’s books (marketing) Frank Kern for Ads and Matt Diggity for SEO
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His shares still have majority vote and full board control.
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Deviki (Devin Clone)
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To keep costs down, you could start at sitemap, use an open source model via open router to guess the page to navigate to and scrape the text, links, forms, from the page using regex and fall back to GPT 4 and Vision.
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> It's not easy to turn those papers into easy-to-read blog posts, and our SEO agency has been doing a surprisingly good job. It's incredibly easy to do with GPT 4 and now with Claude 3. Most likely that's what your SEO ag
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Very clever. Good luck with your venture
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You can use DaisyUI to clean things up
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