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Prosammer

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About Prosammer

full-stack dev from northern Canada, passionate about building cool stuff quickly.

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    Comment #43587816

    I have very little understanding of geopolitics or economics, so these tariffs don't make sense to me, and they don't seem to make sense to most people. What’s the best steelman ar…

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    Comment #43402144

    Check out lanceDB, it looks awesome for this.

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    Comment #43364334

    Looks cool! Do you see this as something that should be handled by the MCP spec in the future? I'm surprised this isn't built in already.

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    Comment #43317018

    I wasn’t suggesting anyone should duplicate code or that duplication doesn’t have downsides. My point was more about how LLMs, by default, tend to produce less “clever” (and often …

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    Comment #43282610

    >So if you're as clever as you can be when you wrote it, how will you ever debug it? LLMs do not write very "clever" code by default . Without prompting them continuously to make i…

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    Comment #42856972

    Loco is awesome! Hoping that the openAPI generation comes soon - then I can generate zod schemas from the openAPI doc! It would be really cool to use something like hygen/plop or m…

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    Comment #42819187

    Caltrain runs reliably and safely for me, can you elaborate?

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    Comment #42765299

    I'm a big fan of LLMs generally, but does anyone even want incoming texts summarized like this? Like even if they were accurate summaries, seeing "Wife expresses frustration with h…

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    Comment #42349970

    RepairWise ( https://repairwise.pro ) | Full-Stack Engineer | Remote, San Francisco, CA | Full-time We’re a software-enabled startup on a mission to support the influx of thousands…

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    Comment #41983912

    Very cool, congratulations! Would this work for graphql APIs with introspection disabled?

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    Comment #41699091

    Yeah quite opinionated! I don't have an example project at the moment, but here's a youtube video from loco.rs that someone might find interesting: https://loco.rs/casts/007-htmx/

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    Comment #41698394

    I've been playing with loco.rs to do this! Really cool, let's you use htmx or sveltekit (or whatever you want)

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    Comment #41144419

    Looks cool! You should fix the "this is how our embedded demo looks like" grammar to say "This is what our embedded demo looks like"

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    Comment #40076295

    I see what you're saying now, thanks for clarifying.

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    Comment #40069472

    Sorry for the late response. I must be misunderstanding your comment. I read your comment as "RAG doesn't pre-compute KV for each document, which is inefficient". With RAG, you con…

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    Comment #40035563

    uh yeah it works out of the box, this is how most RAG systems are designed, just look at pgvector for example.

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    Comment #40020387

    Why not both?

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    Comment #39995988

    idk, if you think of it as two groups of people joining together to work together it's not so weird. people first vs business first maybe.

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    Comment #39954491

    "Too agreeable" isn't an intrinsic trait of AI though, just the models you've been using. I'd love a less agreeable model :)

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    Comment #39702497

    Personally, I've fallen in love with that visual effect of streaming text you're talking about. It's a bit pavlovian, but I think in my head it signifies that I'm reading something…

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    Comment #39632621

    Can you provide a source for this? This has not been my experience, nor have I heard this anywhere before, and I am quite involved in the psychedelic community.

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    Comment #39361274

    I've been finding with these large context windows that context window length is no longer the bottleneck for me — the LLM will start to hallucinate / fail to find the stuff I want…

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    Comment #39303757

    Yes, I'm stoked you brought this up, as I had previously googled and found some articles that recommend doing this in typescript. I haven't tried it out yet though, mainly because …

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    Comment #39297269

    yeah honestly I built 1 little mac app in Rust and now I'm using typescript and can't stop thinking about how I miss Rust's Option and Result