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Show HN: OmiAI – A highly opinionated AI SDK with auto-model selection(github.com)
1 points by yoeven 2y ago|0 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
JigsawStack | https://jigsawstack.com | Full Stack AI Engineer | San Francisco, London, USA Preferred and USA (Hybrid) JigsawStack provides a suite of small models that automate the boring and complex tasks in every tech stack,
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by yoeven 2y ago
We created a bunch of syntactic data from audio generated with other TTS APIs
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Show HN: TTS Accents – 1000 voice combinations(jigsawstack.com)
4 points by yoeven 2y ago|2 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
We haven't shared this yet, quickly exported the list we used for training into a gist: https://gist.github.com/yoeven/7a0179f75622167a33fd8040d9e72... The list is a little outdated but we're adding the new l
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by yoeven 2y ago
Yo! I can't seem to replicate this, if you don't mind, could you send me a screenshot and a few more details, like the browser you're using on windows/mac and maybe the console? You can dm me on https://x.com&
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by yoeven 2y ago
We run tons of evals with public datasets from LLM Arena on common categories such as law, financing task, code, maths, etc., and pair them up with the public benchmarks such as Natural2Code, GPQA, etc then tagging the benchmarks with relev
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by yoeven 2y ago
Basically ^ - Prompt style is starting to standardize across models. Something we see happening more and more. - There are keyword triggers and prompt styles that perform better in certain models over others. Prompt Engine first runs your p
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by yoeven 2y ago
Hey swyk! I have a similar perspective when it comes to model routing and even LLM frameworks that centralize the schema when almost every provider already supports OpenAI's standard. 1) The goal isn't often model switching but ra
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Show HN: Prompt Engine – Auto pick LLMs based on your prompts(jigsawstack.com)
93 points by yoeven 2y ago|21 comments
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JigsawStack – A JavaScript/TS AI SDK powered by small models(jigsawstack.com)
2 points by yoeven 2y ago|1 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
At JigsawStack we built small models by combining layers of open source SLMs with traditional machine learning models to build a suite of tools to automate your backend tasks like AI Web Scraping, vOCR, Speech-to-Text and more. One SDK with
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Show HN: Show HN: We built the fastest Speech-to-text, even faster than Groq(jigsawstack.com)
1 points by yoeven 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Multilingual Embedding Model for Images, Audio and PDFs(yoeven.notion.site)
1 points by yoeven 2y ago|0 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
JigsawStack | We're hiring the Founding Developer Relations position We're growing fast! With over 3000 active monthly developers using JigsawStack APIs and recently hit over 5m API requests. Check out the JD: https://y
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Show HN: The future of window.ai for the front end(jigsawstack.com)
1 points by yoeven 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: The AI SDK for TypeScript and Python(npmjs.com)
2 points by yoeven 2y ago|1 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback, will make the messaging clearer! D1 does the base infra stuff of running SQLite really well. We do the web dashboard stuff and also the API layer making it way more easier to interact with the database. We do some i
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by yoeven 2y ago
Ohh try out our dump API, it lets you pick specific tables with schema only or data only, etc. Right now for 10GB dbs, it should be ok but again haven't tested for that specific use case. The goal is eventually to provide a way for res
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by yoeven 2y ago
We take it a step further since sqlite is a file based system we can duplicate and manage consistency across storage instances using R2 and S3 instances
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by yoeven 2y ago
You can use the platform, signup and I can approve your request. I just want to filter out bad actors
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by yoeven 2y ago
Nothing honestly, the same way nothing stops AWS/Google from implementing the whole Supabase platform themselves or Planetscale themselves. The thing is as a more focused startup, we are able to move faster and hopefully better than so
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by yoeven 2y ago
Thanks! will take a look :)
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by yoeven 2y ago
Different levels of managed haha, I think D1 provides a great infra layer for SQLite on the Edge, however it stops there. It's missing the dev tools required to manage a production database for a bigger team. We're finding ways to
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by yoeven 2y ago
Not yet fully, but the goal is to eventually introduce Horizontal/Vertical sharding with multiple DBs that work together
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by yoeven 2y ago
Few ways we are taking it a step further, one, ofc is an actual well built dashboard with table editors, which makes a huge difference to many devs trying to manage their DB with all the tools they need in a UI. Which in comparison Cloudfla
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Show HN: Show HN: Dzero – The fastest globally distributed SQLite database(dzero.dev)
24 points by yoeven 2y ago|19 comments
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by yoeven 2y ago
Yeah AirBnb value seems great for shorter term bookings like hotels, might be cheaper in that sense but when you scale it up to 3 months+ the price doesn't make sense anymore
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by yoeven 2y ago
Interesting, any recommendation that you might have?
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Ask HN: A room to stay in SF with other founders and build my startup
3 points by yoeven 2y ago|4 comments

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