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by tuchsen 3y ago
Not associated with this project (or LMQL), but one of the authors of LMQL, a similar project, answered this in a recent thread about it. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35484673#35491123 As a solution to thi
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by tuchsen 3y ago
This is really neat! Looks like a great way to add a bit of pop to a landing page.
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by tuchsen 3y ago
People are commenting core OS libraries and kernels, but the Space Jam movie website from 96 is still up. I bet the guy that wrote that didn't think it'd be around nearly 20 years later, I hope it never goes down. https:/&#x
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by tuchsen 3y ago
The space jam website from 96 is still up :). Standards go a long way. https://www.spacejam.com/1996/jam.html
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Also https://lmql.ai/ I think LMQL is the best example I've seen of the "forcing the LLM to walk a certain path" technique. It's a DSL written in Python for Python though, so it kinda constrains it'
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, tried your thing, it's a good start! The site itself is laid out very well, and the searches we're fast as hell. It looks useful, I hope you keep working on it. As a test I searched for "switch", I was being intenti
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Intentionally gave it some pretty odd combinations and it did great. Good work!
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Nice job! I think you've really made the easiest possible API surface for adding LLM into apps. I'm not sure LangChain is going to be the best way to integrate LLM into apps in the future, and ActionIt definitely demonstrates that
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Damn I hate to be that guy, but now it wont let me sign up. I tried the "Continue with Email" option and when I click "Sign up" after entering my information it just refreshes the page. I tried with Firefox and Chrome on
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by tuchsen 3y ago
The links 404'ing for me :/
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, this looked neat but it crashed for me. I'll open an issue on Github. I have a minor nitpick from watching the video though, it seems weird that you make people call --init before using the app. Just let me pass the OPEN_AI_API_KE
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Ah yeah, completely agree on AI being transformative. It's brand new and my productivity has already improved dramatically! I'm glad I was helpful, good luck!
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, this is neat! I used it on a website I just threw together quickly, https://prlang.com . It provided a lot of good actionable information, mostly related to how I didn't design for mobile at all. It was mostly spot on w
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by tuchsen 3y ago
Hey, tried your thing and have a few notes. In general I think this is a good idea, AI assisted learning for programming is an area where LLM's could really shine. Specifically to your demo though, on the step where it asks you to &quo
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by tuchsen 4y ago
Those links look great. I've been super addicted to reading about this stuff for the past couple of weeks and you've got plenty of interesting stuff I've missed. Thanks for doing this, I hope you keep it up! I've subscri
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by tuchsen 4y ago
+1 for the Firefox extension. I know we're a minority now but it'd be appreciated.
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by tuchsen 4y ago
This is well executed but I feel like I've seen a few of these already, and it never takes that I use them. I always just end up asking ChatGPT what I want to do and then iterating from there. It's usually smart enough to figure m
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by tuchsen 4y ago
This looks really interesting. I recently did something similar to this at https://prlang.com . Although my DSL is much simpler, and mostly focused on chaining multiple prompts together and handling their results, like a declarat
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by tuchsen 4y ago
The website just endlessly reloads for me, tried in both Firefox and Chrome on Linux. Nothing in the js console console because the site reloads too quickly. I took a quick video to demonstrate: https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by tuchsen 4y ago
This is pretty well executed! Love the look and the layout. I should say though that none of the front pages links are resolving for me. I thought that maybe you were only generating headlines, but the "Latest Articles" links on t
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by tuchsen 4y ago
As an aside, I'd love to see the code you've got so far. How did you wire up the ReAct loop? Haystack, Langchain, or just direct API calls to OpenAI? Getting LLM's to talk to the LSP protocol directly seems like a good idea a
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by tuchsen 4y ago
Wait, you cant just reinsert the condensed code into the original source file and then have it expand it? ChatGPT will already expand (or try to) a comment into an implementation for me. I'm sorry if I'm missing something obvious
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by tuchsen 4y ago
Hey, I started tinkering with this last night, your comments probably saved me a lot of time. It's more work, but maybe language specific tooling as a first pass? I'm wondering how far you'd get by feeding it all the type inf
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by tuchsen 4y ago
Plus your tool is open source, and direct calls to the OpenAI API are a much cheaper than Copilot. If anything Copilot's looking like the redundant one here to me. Thanks for doing Promptr, it looks great I'm going to give it a sh
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by tuchsen 4y ago
This feels like the future of programming to me. When trying to teach kids to code, a common complaint I've gotten is how rigid existing programming languages are. They mistype a little thing and then get some general error, and it imm
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by tuchsen 8y ago
My understanding is that service workers have buy in from all four major browser vendors now, with implementations in all of them. I haven’t played with it yet but it seems like service workers are here to stay https://caniuse.co
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by tuchsen 9y ago
Hey sorry for misrepresenting your architecture, I did start with the caveat that I'm not with you guys though :). I shot you a couple of emails.
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by tuchsen 9y ago
I'm not with Haiku but I'm working on something similar, so I'll chip in with my 2 cents here. To get good performance out of interactive web animations, you need the code that handles input to be in a really tight loop with
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by tuchsen 9y ago
This is nuts! I've been working on something very similar to this for about a year now. You have no idea how happy I am to have a little competition, hopefully it'll push me to finish :). I'm going to have to look at your cor
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by tuchsen 9y ago
I've run into similar issues and had to switch back to Xorg. Aside from the major issues, the small things really killed my enthusiasm for Wayland. The one that really forced me back to Xorg is an extension for Gnome called "No Ti

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