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Show HN: Self-Hostable ZK Markdown Sharing Service
You can also try it out at: https://markdown.gg/
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Show HN: this thing writes and maintains scrapers for you
I've recently been playing around with llms and it turns out it writes amazing scrapers and keeps them updated with the website for you, given the right tools. try it out at: https…
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I see but I don't think many people will be comfortable giving that permission, I personally am not. You might want to think about another way to achieve what you want to.
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Why do you need all those permissions for signing up?
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No, I meant that with captcha the people who come in will have a sense of trust because they know that everyone has to do that test.
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Comment #38860481
well, that's a challenge. maybe add a captcha to help with this?
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Comment #38860079
pretty cool what you've made
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Comment #38649904
how's this different than https://posthog.com/ ?
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they're synced in realtime with your code. we have a proxy server running on your machine which talks to your website's editor and the codebase to sync the changes as you make them…
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Thanks for pointing that out, I'll fix that! Here's a screenshot which might help you https://imgur.com/HlmOoK4 also added it on the website.
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this is a very early version of a visual-editor that I'm building which lets you edit like you would in devtools/figma and sync those changes to your code. everything runs on the u…
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Actually, that's a by-product of RLHF. A base model is usually not that verbose.
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Isn't that exactly how humans learn to respond to stimuli? Don't we just try to predict the best next response to everything? Yes, It's statistics but the fun part is nobody is wri…