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Scotrix
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Comment #48809442
I run 3 servers for 200 EUR, thanks to Hetzner, exactly for this reason (and I’m cheap and I never understood cloud/services like Vercel and Railway as serious alternatives ;-)).
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Comment #47459315
Chuck Norris doesn’t die.
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Comment #46630347
https://portfolio.gomsilo.com
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Comment #46228678
Quite a beast for a very good price…
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Comment #46082608
I played a lot with LLMs over the last year and built a multitude of products with it and it’s always just the same bottom line outcome: - be specific - keep it small - be precise …
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Comment #46017908
While working on a new startup I had exactly the same challenges and issues. As soon as it gets complex, data gets bigger, amount of tools increases it becomes tremendously difficu…
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Comment #45613877
Just find a Hoster with low traffic egress cost, reverse proxy normal traffic to Cloudflare and reply with 2GB files for the bot, they annoy you/cost you money, make them pay.
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Comment #45567209
would be good to have an indicator if it’s available with your distro by default or what package you’ll need to install it since all tools are only as useful as available they are……
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Comment #45541621
+1 I dropped school relatively early (I was extremely bored and the way of education was certainly somewhere close from the Stone Age times). I did an apprenticeship as software en…
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Comment #45300129
cool, i'll have a look. thanks for sharing.
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Comment #45291138
I input text and preferably I output JSON but doesn’t matter much as long as it’s somewhat structured. Ultimately I’d like to extract information like date ranges, specific indicat…
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Comment #45289954
The first few seconds/minutes I felt the same but it was fine quite fast. I think the typical spotlight reindexing was the culprit.
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Ask HN: LLM Prompt Engineering
I’m working on a project where I need to extract user intents and move them to deterministic tool/function/api executions + afterwards refining/transforming the results by another …
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Comment #44597064
I switched as well and I actually use the AI assistant since then primarily. It’s awesome to connect search directly with AI, almost always get what I want immediately.
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Comment #43948756
yeah, but it doesn’t need to be that way. It can be simple and makes it easier adoptable, why over engineering and reinventing the wheel of at least 2 decades experience and better…
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Comment #43948587
OpenAI takes the backseat and wait until something stable/usable comes out of it which gains traction and takes it over then. Old classic playbook to let others make the mistakes a…
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Comment #43948309
Couldn’t agree more, played the whole day today trying to get a HTTP MCP server with Claude running. Absolutely terrible, no clear spec, absolute useless errors and/or just broken …
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Comment #43303235
wasn’t vo1d something which could potentially deliver in this?
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Comment #43141592
well, min. required network confirmations could still replace the progress bar. I certainly pressed reload anxiously quite a few times :-)
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Comment #42876213
No auth smtp server sounds like a very bad idea and the real culprit here. Security by obscurity (VPN in this case) never works.
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Comment #42670301
This story is for me a real painful death I have experienced way too many times, absolutely nuts. But then you find an open source solution which is in general better and can do ev…
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Comment #42599549
Agreed, cool and certainly some improvement but Freestyle is good enough already. Next step for me is more towards the new insulin research which activates only on glucose in the b…
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Comment #42360198
“Asking our governments to create laws to protect us is much easier than…” A bit naive that, it’s too late since data is already mostly available and it just takes a different gove…
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Comment #42290087
Very nicely written article. I’m also running a k8s cluster but on bare metal and qemu-kvms for the base load. Wonder why you would chose VMs instead of bare metal if you looking f…