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What I really want to know is - how do LLMs understand time series at all? Admittedly, even the best LLMs are not fantastic at analyzing time series and tabular data, but they also…
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Show HN: AI chat client that can run on SharePoint and regulated environments
Stina is a lightweight AI chat client specifically designed for environments like government, healthcare, and large corporate settings, where IT policies prohibit the use of web se…
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Comment #42695221
Yeah absolutely. Once I am sure of what libraries I will need, I will probably remove the CDN dependencies and just bundle everything.
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Comment #42695214
Ease of development mostly. I am still in the experimentation phase with this. Once I know what I want to use, I will bundle.
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Comment #42695207
No, it's not "running" the file, it's the browser that runs it. For some reason, if I keep it as HTML, the file will not open in the browser when opened from a Sharepoint directory…
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Comment #42695182
That's really neat! SimpleGantt needs to be a bit more feature-complete than is easily supportable with something like that, but I love the simplicity. I am an avid user of TiddlyW…
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Comment #42695170
Interesting idea. I might do it, I see where you're coming from with it.
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Comment #42695126
Great feedback! Thank you. Obvious now that you mention it. I just fixed it. Pull the new version and you will be able to add uncategorized tasks.
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Show HN: Ultra-portable Gantt chart tool for very regulated environments
I work for government agency with a lot of security considerations. We can't install anything and using public webapps is out of the question. Going through clearance or procuremen…
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Comment #41176693
I love this idea, and will definitely do this.
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Looking for Ideas for Impact Entrepreneurship
A developer, a product manager and a data analyst walk into a bar... All setup, no joke. Actually they're there looking for advice. Suppose there are three co-founders looking for …
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Comment #41048806
Just FYI if anyone runs into this: I made a few updates to Prelude in the last few days. It now allows including only files tracked by git by using the -g option. You can also togg…
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Comment #41041386
Good idea, followed your advice for the next release.
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Comment #41025246
Yes, the whole point of this tool is just to make it extremely simply to make a prompt out of a part of your repo, with some pattern matching on filenames. It's just 200 lines of b…
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Comment #41024075
I was asked in a PM how I use the prompts. Basically, whenever I need to write some new code for a project, I start by making a prompt out of the relevant parts of the repo, paste …
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Comment #41023992
Interesting! Did you publish it? It’s a great idea to prioritize based on git history. As for multiple stages, it means the tool itself is doing a few calls to the model. What do t…
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Comment #41023656
This is also neat, like simpler minimal version of Fume or GPT-Engineer. It seems really useful. Good job! Prelude is rather meant for when you are pair-programming with a chat mod…
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Comment #41023449
Just like this: --- File: ~/GitRepos/kanot/prelude ---
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Comment #41023275
Same here! Prelude respects .preludeignore, and also ignores annything in .gitignore.
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Comment #41023269
Oh yeah, I hadn’t seen code2prompt - that’s indeed really similar. Prelude is a lot simpler though, just around 200 lines of bash in a single file, with only a single dependency (a…
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Comment #41021299
I was feeling bogged down by the repetitive copy-paste routine to build context prompts for debugging or generating code. This simple solution ended up saving me a lot of time, so …