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   by zackproser 3y ago

   In this 2 part video series, we step through a Vercel starter template written in TypeScript that demonstrates how to do Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) - using a website crawler and converting the HTML into embeddings.
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Yep, totally makes sense!
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks for the reply! I agree with your point - most of the time when people find out what I do they ask about the comp first. I also think it's critical to have those progressive wins, and progressively more difficult, ambitious proje
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   I can assure you this post was not. I even remember why I wrote it! If you take a look at some of my previous posts you'll see I've experimented thoroughly with integrating GenAI services into my workflow, but I don't like us
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! I disagree, personally, and quite enjoy them, hence why I've included them. I love them, myself and - this part is really going to bother you - I'm working on an open source project to help me generate the
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   OP here. Thanks for all the feedback! I truly consider it a gift. My takeaways are: you want more pixel art and you want it to be more frequent throughout the post. I'm on it! In all seriousness I deeply enjoy generating pixel art imag
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Thanks for the feedback and this is really interesting to me. What would you have liked to read about that you felt was missing?
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   by zackproser 3y ago

   Products built on Large Language Models (LLMs) are brilliant yet flawed. Hallucinations occur when LLMs lack the private or domain-specific knowledge required to answer questions correctly. In this post, we explain what RAG is and how it ca
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   Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) Reducing Hallucinations in GenAI Apps(pinecone.io)

   2 points by zackproser 3y ago|2 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    https://zackproser.com/blog Mostly open source apps that I build to scratch an itch and then write tutorials about after putting it up on GitHub. Lately, more AI and DevEx type stuff.
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Very cool. Way to go!
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    These look really nice! Well done
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Another enthusiastic vote for https://github.com/charmbracelet/mods - this is precisely the UX I was looking and waiting for - the day that I cloned it and started using it within my terminal was the day I no longer ne
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    What all are you using as your primary interface for ChatGPT et al LLMs? I've had some success with OpenAI's default UI but mostly I've been trying out various community Neovim plugins. I feel strongly that I want an in-IDE p
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    I couldn't take jt anymore, so I redid it again: https://www.zackproser.com/blog/maintaining-this-site-no-lon...
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    How to Get Faster in the Terminal(zackproser.com)

    2 points by zackproser 3y ago|0 comments
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    by zackproser 3y ago

    Ha - well here we are. This post is, indeed, intentionally hyperbolic. It's a reflection on the fact that making all of these mistakes with my own stuff allows me to make better choices at work - and provides a constant canary project
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    by zackproser 6y ago

    Loving this. Great work!
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    by zackproser 7y ago

    This is awesome, Steven! Well done.
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    by zackproser 7y ago

    Great idea. I've signed up and I think your execution is pretty slick. I'm still noodling on a somewhat similar project with treespree.io but had some of the same concerns raised in your thread that I still need to think through.
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    by zackproser 7y ago

    FWIW, I started putting together mockups here: https://mocks.treespree.io/
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    by zackproser 7y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it. It sounds like you'd prefer a straight donation approach? My concern is stickiness and commitment. I don't want people to show up once, chip in $6 and then disappear forever. I want
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    Ask HN: Would you use my social reforestation app?

    1 points by zackproser 7y ago|3 comments
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    by zackproser 9y ago

    Sure thing! Serverless architecture is an interesting thought. I didn't include this in my write up but I figured out a few tricks for generating as many Twitter accounts as you want (their current safeguards against this are not very
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    by zackproser 9y ago

    Thanks! The most I have run simultaneously on one Linux box was around 12. I think you could push that to 20 on a small VM.
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    Show HN: I open-sourced my Twitter Automation platform(zackproser.com)

    32 points by zackproser 9y ago|4 comments
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    Show HN: Easily configurable tweet map(github.com)

    2 points by zackproser 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Real estate property searching example app(github.com)

    6 points by zackproser 10y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: I open-sourced my content analysis tool(github.com)

    6 points by zackproser 10y ago|0 comments
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    Redshell – Easily Execute Windows Commands from Linux Using ZeroMQ(github.com)

    2 points by zackproser 11y ago|0 comments