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notnotrishi
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Comment #45764211
I built it because I was tired of typing out bug reports or constant prompting or wrestling with screenshots. Now I just circle what's broken and get a detailed ticket. Works with …
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Comment #44944058
It’s bizarre that we can type or talk instantly on our personal computers but can’t scribble natively. IMO, freehand should be a primary input. Some thoughts on what I’m working on…
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Comment #42247325
not that i know, but that's something we def. need
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Comment #42247317
agree!
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Comment #42247315
wdym by 'screenshots of interviews'? like coding interview questions?
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Comment #42247303
interesting, will check it out
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Comment #42247287
curious what you meant by a knowledge system. thanks
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Comment #42247282
haven't tried aider. looks interesting
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Comment #42247277
yes, o1 def. seems to have a deeper 'understanding'
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Comment #42247262
thanks! > with Claude if you start having extremely long conversations I have noticed it allowing certain bugs it had already fixed to be reintroduced at much later times i think t…
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Comment #42226329
My notes: - Sonnet 3.5 seems good with code generation and o1-preview seems good with debugging - Sonnet 3.5 struggles with long contexts whereas o1-preview seems good at identifyi…
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Ask HN: Claude 3.5 Sonnet vs. o1 vs. <other> for coding. Let's talk!
Both o1 (mini/preview) and Claude 3.5 Sonnet seem to be popular among devs, but opinions seem to be divided + all over the place. From my experience, both seem to have their streng…
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Comment #41639176
'AI/ML stuff' is a lot and if you don't know what interests you yet I'd recommend developing an intuition for all things ML/AI and building small ML models first: 1. Spend 6h going…
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Comment #41148076
lol mind sharing an example? also in case you haven't already, can try with other models too by changing it from the code to see if they do better
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Show HN: Code to run Gemma2-2B on a Mac – a powerful model with GPT 3.5 perf
I’ve used Gemma2-2B from GDM for a day, and it's a really solid model for its size from my experience. So I built a CLI app for a Mac. More notes here: https://x.com/notnotrishi/st…
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Comment #40815830
exactly! also, one can set parameters etc. if they'd like. also, after this post, i was able to do some tinkering and run it outside chrome, which i think would be more useful. hop…
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Comment #40813686
yea, it's a bit tricky. this came in from google team today: > To get back on track, make sure you're using Chrome version 128.0.6545.0 or later. If you want the most up-to-date ve…
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Show HN: Code to run Gemini (Nano) locally on desktop/Chrome
Chrome Canary (nightly build for devs) now has Gemini LLM inbuilt. This is just some simple code/demo to enable and use that feature.
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Comment #40155935
The screenshots included above are from real use. It's not 100% there but as mentioned on the form it's early access for people who are comfortable with bugs etc, and not just a la…
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Comment #40147879
Also a bit of a background -- 2018-19: I started working on the problem of automatically extracting all action items from all tools I use (email, slack, GitHub etc.), and getting t…
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Show HN: Snapsked – Turn screenshots & photos into action items on calendar
Like many, I save a ton of screenshots and photos to remember things -- and then forget lol. Snapsked is a simple tool that takes images, extracts action items, and syncs to your c…