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trentearl
28d ago
Yes it booked everything, I just had to click the final pay button. I did run my itinerary against a fresh session like: 'There are errors in my travel plans, go find them'. It found one issue where I was scheduled to be at the wr
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28d ago
Claude code planned my recent trip to China. I'm a very experienced traveller but don't enjoy planning. It was a great trip.
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1mo ago
Isn't easy travel already covered with their Schengen membership?
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2mo ago
If the muscular person has an obese bmi he is still unhealthy though.
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2mo ago
Canned mackerel is pretty good too.
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8mo ago
My friends and I used Menuet back in 2003 to circumvent our highschool's OS restrictions. Impressive to see it's still around, great project!
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8mo ago
The alternative is better trained officers with more accountability.
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1y ago
cat is a classic unix program that outputs the contents of one or more files to stdout. It's short for concatenate
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1y ago
There is DARPA program called TRACTOR to pursue this: https://www.darpa.mil/news/2024/memory-safety-vulnerabilitie...
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2y ago
Nice new website! Great project, I've been using it since the pro55esing java applet days. I got my 10 year old niece interested in programming by showing her some quick openprocessing code.
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3y ago
Tinariwen. The very best. Ladysmith black mambazo. Miriam makiba and my favorite William Onyeabor.
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3y ago
Looks cool, im interested. When I click on the documentation link in the landing page hamburger menu, navigation doesn’t happen (iPhone safari).
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3y ago
Thanks! Actually, this project is born out of the chaining idea youre talking about. I've been dogfooding this with another app like google translate for language learners ( https://languageread.com/ ugly and early for
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3y ago
Originally I planned to include output validation using zod but I scrapped it in favor of simplicity. I never considered regex validation that would be much simpler. I'm open to adding validation if it adds value. Thanks for your feedb
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3y ago
Sorry about that, should be fixed now. An app is just way to group multiple related functions/prompts. It was throwing a 403 because it thought the app didnt belong to your user. Im storing those permissions in the session and recently
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3y ago
Ive been getting good JSON results by just including a typescript type named Output in the prompt, but it performs poorly for usecases that have to handle unexpected or widely varying inputs. Thanks for the links, I missed OpenAi's fun
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3y ago
Thanks, thats a great blog post. I never thought of using prompt as interactive instructions like that. Yes the cacheing is super helpful for certain use cases, like composing multiple prompts. I'm working on an app for learning langu
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3y ago
Thanks a lot! I purposefully avoided looking at similar projects while developing until now, so this is the first time I'm seeing other projects in this space. Superfunctions is differentiated because it's much less opinionated an
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3y ago
Thanks! That specific prompt is just an example and it's pretty bad, it was the shortest and simplest prompt I could come up with that would be easily understood. You can set response content-types (text, html, json, etc...). If you us
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Show HN: Superfunctions – AI prompt templates as an API
(superfunctions.versoly.page)
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I built a canoe out of plywood with no wood working experience. It was very difficult, and involved a lot more epoxy, sanding and clamps than I expected. But in the end I could float around Town Lake in Austin and adventure to snake island.
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3y ago
Cool project
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3y ago
Lovely project, much more polish than I anticipated.
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3y ago
Yes that is true, but that is a scientific fact and is not an appropriate comparison when talking about human populations and their approach to pair bonding, which is driven mostly by culture. So no, it’s not antiquated and your response
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3y ago
Is it antiquated if most humans living today still think that way?
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3y ago
Strange, I have the exact opposite experience. I have personally have felt ostracized multiple times for suggesting it was likely there was an unintentional lab leak. I often got criticized for suggesting it was a bio-weapon, while I never
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3y ago
I've lived in Airbnbs on and off for the past few years and am currently 6 months in a row. Quality is really a roll of the dice. I use a travel router which solves most internet problems that are fixable. The biggest issue for me is t
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3y ago
I tried this during university. I hosted a party with a bunch of fruits and vegetables. It was a really fun time, it really does work. I remember being surprised that many people said they didn’t want to try miraculin because they like food
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4y ago
Keep in mind without residency Americans can only stay in Europe (Schengen zone) for 90 days in any 180 day window.
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4y ago
Looks cool, good work. I made something similar a few months ago, but yours looks a lot more polished. https://github.com/trentearl/aicli . https://earlearlearl.com/posts/aibash-openai-command-line
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