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mingyeow
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Comment #47525071
“ The fundamental ceiling of what an LLM can do when connected to an IDE is incredible, and orders of magnitude higher than the limits of any no-code / low-code platform conceived …
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Comment #47424090
How does that work- mind sharing your workflow?
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Comment #42652153
Hey, what’s the best way to sponsor this?
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Comment #39380604
Dude, he’s being sarcastic
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Comment #38864885
Looks very good actually, what is the source of the jobs and ai engine used?
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Comment #38232891
How about a blockchain founder?
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Ask HN: Suitable LLM models for an agent for user guides and docs?
Hi, i would like to implement an AI agent for my user guides and wiki (about 100 pages), so users can easily come in and interact with it. I expect the amount of content to increas…
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Comment #35911239
Quick question - what’s the best way to get started in building a game like this, where you feed in some data like a password, and you build simple models on top of it?
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Comment #35562341
Agreed. But examples here will be super helpful!
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Comment #35514303
Noob question here - what’s the best tutorials to get started in mixing LLM models and building on top of one another, assuming very good programming background but little AI backg…
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Comment #33367315
This wins comment of the year for me
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Ask HN: Who on Twitter improves your intellectual and mental health?
I used to be very active on Twitter, but have been dormant for a long time. I intend to get back into it, but I am finding 99% of content to be utterly vapid, self serving and misd…
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Comment #32873814
I’m working on interoperability between blockchains. The number and variety of blockchains are exploding and approaches so far have been sharply lacking - failing to tackle key pro…
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Comment #30939595
The court orders allowed the F.B.I. to go into domestic corporate networks and remove the malware, sometimes without the company’s knowledge. This is actually extremely freaky.
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Comment #30174339
This is fantastic writing: After writing TypeScript for a while, it occurred to me that the TypeScript language actually consists of two sub-languages - one is JavaScript, and the …
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Comment #28614581
This looks amazing, but as a complete n00b to wasm (I am familiar w rust and web tech), is there a simple overview on how I can take the compiled program and use in a development o…
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Comment #18474797
I had signs of insomnia in the last couple of years. Tried all the usual techniques, and I realized those just do not work for one simple reason - that the moment i do not fall asl…
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Comment #15921223
You can judge the post on its own merit - I do think a number of fairly legit and decent points were brought up.
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Comment #15455163
Upbeat is the major innovator in PR today, no one else is even close.
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Comment #13733297
I am actually sincerely curious - is this considered a felony if proven? Seems like a major offense to steal such a massive amount of information blatantly for self enrichment, eve…
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Comment #13548205
that was the conclusion i jumped to, but i realized that this is not actually the case if i read the details right.