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audessuscest

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    Comment #47306228

    > PureGoPDF doesn't have any public repositories yet.

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    Comment #44484125

    there's plainly, just run a search on perplexity or else. Most YC startup are AI wrapper in some sort...

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    Comment #44483924

    > I've spent the weekend trying my hand at making an AI assistant SaaS (I can't believe this doesn't exist yet!) you mean another wrapper ?

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    Comment #44070414

    thanks for the tip!

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    Comment #43319194

    > It seems to me that "vibe checks" for how smart a model feels are easily gameable by making it have a better personality. I don't buy that at all, most of my use cases don't invo…

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    Comment #42500583

    money is already in very large part digital.

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    Comment #42332375

    Sounds like you don't know anything about FE except htmx...

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    Comment #42332329

    How do you learn JS by using htmx exactly ?

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    Comment #42332322

    HTMX abstracts functionality into pseudo-HTML attributes, allowing you to handle tasks like event binding and DOM/content manipulation that would typically require JavaScript. By u…

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    Comment #42331573

    HTMX is certainly easier, but it's the worse if you want to actually learn FE

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    Comment #42228333

    seems awesome. FYI got a react error screen when trying calendar with time, not sure exactly how sorry

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    Comment #41472955

    markdown works better than json too

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    Comment #41472953

    I did that with json too, and got better result

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    Comment #41377829

    If it's proven to be a real issue, we might expect to see models trained on a lot of synthetic data with less knowledge but highly capable to reason, and other models less capable …

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    Comment #40752004

    another: Here's another example of three events A, B, and C that follow the correlation pattern you described: A: Coffee consumption B: Work productivity C: Typing speed Explanatio…

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    Comment #40751996

    same > Certainly. Here's a real-life example of three events A, B, and C that demonstrate the correlation pattern you've described: A: Ice cream sales B: Temperature C: Sunscreen s…

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    Comment #40644362

    you really have to try hard to make a model hallucinate when asked to summarize an email. I think they didn't mention it because they can't guarantee 100%, but it's virtually on no…

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    Comment #39877038

    > and above all white no, no need to say more, it's perfectly clear

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    Comment #39509326

    Useful (small mistake on Cloudflare description)

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    Comment #39464811

    People getting so used to being manipulated and lied to that they don't even bother anymore is a huge part of the problem. But sure, do what suits you the best.

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    Comment #39457115

    we're at basic knowledge level, if your RAG imply some of it, you can get bad result too. Anyway, would you use a model who makes this nonsense response or one that doesn't? I know…

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    Comment #39454187

    Does this model also thinks german were black 200 years ago ? Or is afraid to answer basic stuff ? because if this is the case no one will care about that model.