yu3zhou4

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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Do you maybe recommend some open source projects to contribute to as a way of learning ML?
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Thanks for the remark. On the marketplace I call it "paid open source software", so I guess I could be more specific in original comment, sorry for unclearness from my side
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Basically, yes for now. Also your software becomes visible on the marketplace and you can have a single point of sale on your profile at the marketplace There are further plans, but I'm still trying to get some funding/help to hav
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Difficult to enforce externally I think, except when an employee of a company shares an infringement with the marketplace or the creator My assumption: the reason serious companies will pay is that they don't want to make silly mistake
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Sure, happy to share more: Config: 1. You set up an account on the marketplace - sign up, then connect it to Stripe through the marketplace and decide which software you want to sell (about 15 minutes in total) 2. Copy-paste a new license t
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   I’m building a marketplace to help devs sell the open source software. Would you consider putting your open source for sale on such platform? Why/why not? What would it take to help you make this decision?
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   It would be great to see such project implemented, I wonder how good would it perform
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   This looks really cool, thx. How good it performs in practice? What are current bottlenecks, if any?
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   by yu3zhou4 3y ago

   Sounds interesting Rafał! How feasible is that Chatwith will have access to more APIs than only mine, so it can perform more general tasks?
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    Ask HN: Share a shell script you like

    70 points by yu3zhou4 3y ago|82 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Maybe the salaries are down and there is higher competitiveness between candidates because people are able to work remotely from low cost of living countries? I'd be happy to take fully remote staff eng/tech lead for 140k USD, bec
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Can you recommend another systematized guides like this about LLMs and ML in general? Even though was quite limited in info, I like the structured and concise form and I’d be happy to learn about similar blog posts
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    I turn off demo today. If you need any assistance with setting up your own instance, don't hesitate to contact me via email (in my profile) or open an issue on project's GitHub page
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Są też nazwy nieintencjonalnie polskie. Gdy pierwszy raz usłyszałem nazwę Zapier, pomyślałem, że założycielem jest Polak :p
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    No good reason behind it, I'm just not very familiar with GPL3 so I often default to 2. What could be reasons to pick 3 over 2? I can consider it
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Demo is live! https://bibop.app/ Let me know if there are any troubles running it. It works under Google Chrome
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Hi, thanks! STT/TTS latencies are a bit bottleneck here unfortunately, so it's not as fast as I'd want to I'm about to launch poss market on production! Feel free to drop a mail at jed@maczan.pl
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    To prawda. Spróbujmy umiędzynarodowić polskie nazwy :)
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    I'm setting up the project on DigitalOcean right now!
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    Show HN: Gdańsk AI – full stack AI voice chatbot(github.com)

    100 points by yu3zhou4 3y ago|34 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    This is great. Please consider low cost tier for non-business users, I think many HNers would be willing to pay for such automations
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    iframe sounds like a good direction to minimize HTML code needed to render something more than plain text! I tried to make it work, but I didn't manage to
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    Show HN: What you can do with 35 bytes of HTML and a single CSS file?(35bytes.maczan.pl)

    4 points by yu3zhou4 3y ago|2 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Good point. It resolves the IP of cloudflare.com:443 and then pings it
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Depending on average response time you will see different indicator text and colors, for example for average ping between 0.5 and 1s you will see “bad” quality marked with red color. All states are: - excellent: less than 25ms - good: 25-10
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Also I wonder how this sentiment will change over a time, when LLMs become more common in our lives
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    by yu3zhou4 3y ago

    Thanks for your feedback. At the time of writing the code I played with an idea of software referring to the user as they both were people. I wonder if dislike towards this is pattern more common, if it does I will consider changing it
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    Show HN: pff - Modern ping alternative to check your internet connection quality(github.com)

    19 points by yu3zhou4 3y ago|11 comments
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    by yu3zhou4 4y ago

    > sensors in the retina can respond to a single photon. But neural filters only allow a signal to pass to the brain to trigger a conscious response when at least about five to nine arrive within less than 100 ms Like an activation funct
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    by yu3zhou4 4y ago

    Could you explain what do you mean, please?