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The State of WebAssembly 2023(blog.scottlogic.com)
4 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
Amazing. At Step CI we’re currently working on a tool that will do the conversion automatically (OpenAPI > MSW) Feel free to email me at mish@stepci.com if you want to hear more!
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Anthropic's Claude is now available in 95 countries(twitter.com)
1 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
You can’t, it has a context size window of 8192 tokens. That’s like 1000 lines depending on programming language
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by ushakov 3y ago
That’s rather an exception in my experience. For unit-tests it starts hallucinating hard once you have functions imported from other files. This is probably the reason most unit tests in their marketing materials are things like fibonacci…
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by ushakov 3y ago
There's also postman.com, readme.com, buildwithfern.com, speakeasyapi.dev, useoptic.com, bump.sh along with countless others. It's a very, very crowded market
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by ushakov 3y ago
You can DIY this with LangChain OpenAPI chain: https://python.langchain.com/docs/use_cases/apis
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by ushakov 3y ago
> Great point about feeding the Swagger files straight into the LLM. That doesn't scale though. Notion OpenAPI doc is more than 6k lines. You will have to resort to some splitting techniques or using vector stores
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by ushakov 3y ago
Why did you decide to open-source it? How will you make money? edit: why downvotes?
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LangServe, the best way to deploy your LangChains(blog.langchain.dev)
1 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
Same goes for the Tesla Roadster…
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by ushakov 3y ago
There is SerenityOS and their Ladybird browser
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by ushakov 3y ago
What about versioning? Can I store the workflows in my git repo?
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by ushakov 3y ago
Does it work on localhost?
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by ushakov 3y ago
> Do I still need an account? > You will need an account with Local Vault Yikes
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by ushakov 3y ago
How many web-services out there are actually geographically distributed? Most companies just host everything in us-east1
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by ushakov 3y ago
That’s a naive assumption. I can go with any of your competitors (Datadog, Checkly, BetterStack) and not care about the infra
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by ushakov 3y ago
Why should I use this instead of 100s others paid and open-source alternatives?
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Spotify Premium Price Increase(spotify.com)
2 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
Incorrect. At early stage, the funding is primarily so that the team can pay themselves a salary. They don’t expect any returns at that point. Most (96%) of the VC-funded startups do not make more than $1m revenue. Bootstrapping is in my op
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by ushakov 3y ago
There is no pressure if you don’t need much money and get it from right people, who know the deal upfront
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Bruno – Opensource, sustainability, privacy, freedom and incentives(github.com)
82 points by ushakov 3y ago|27 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
> Developers can use JavaScript to create infinitely flexible interfaces that can be launched right inside Telegram — and can completely replace any website. What role does TON or blockchain play here?
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by ushakov 3y ago
It’s VC-funded…
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by ushakov 3y ago
thunder isn't open-source though? you should try REST Client: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=humao.re...
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by ushakov 3y ago
For automated testing, you should give Step CI ( https://github.com/stepci/stepci ) a try Ps. I helped build it
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Kong pulls a Postman, causing exodus from Insomnia(old.reddit.com)
1 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments
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by ushakov 3y ago
But the code isn't running on the worker? It runs somewhere else on a GPU cluster?
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by ushakov 3y ago
Do you actually run the inference in the worker? Or is it like what Fermyon does where they basically host the models for you and you get a SDK that is automatically connected to the function?
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Show HN: HasuraGPT – ChatGPT Generating SQL from GraphQL(chat.openai.com)
3 points by ushakov 3y ago|0 comments

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