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InGoldAndGreen
1y ago
The "LLMs perspective" section is hiding at the end of this notion is a literal goldmine
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InGoldAndGreen
2y ago
Meanwhile Dexcomm happily outsources it all: https://www.dexcom.com/partnerships/digital-health-apps?prod...
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Freeing Glucose Data from Freestyle
(frdmtoplay.com)
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2y ago
Very useful guide. I'm incredibly frustrated by how Libre shows more effort put into preventing others from building a similar app instead of just building a good app in the first place. They could make so many people so happy if they
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InGoldAndGreen
2y ago
The one really helpful use for a massive nodegraph with way too much data? Convincing people that something is complicated. Eg: illustrating to non-technical people that your codebase is a massive mess.
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InGoldAndGreen
2y ago
Oh god I ran into this issue! Fewer nodes, but still. I created an HTML page that used vis-network to created a force-directed nodegraph. I'd then just open it up and wait for it to settle. The initial code is here, you should be able
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InGoldAndGreen
2y ago
This is so incredibly close to my own experience it's weird. I find AI incredibly useful: not world-creating or world-ending, but useful.
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Lumentis: Single command to get comprehensive docs from transcripts
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2y ago
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Using AI to build automated ETL pipelines
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Why the number input is the worst input
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The many reasons we are who we are
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Solver for Elements=200 in the Password Game
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InGoldAndGreen
3y ago
Currently available at: https://15e5-121-7-185-69.ngrok-free.app/process?password=%3...
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InGoldAndGreen
5y ago
This is super interesting! I've always had a strong preference for schema on write, both in databases and in life - prefer to organize the cupboards when I first set up house, rather than dumping everything in and hoping for the best.
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InGoldAndGreen
5y ago
That's my next addition planned! Good idea on Tolkein and Star Wars - I'd been thinking smaller scale (eg Harry Potter) but those are probably a lot more interesting, and also better test cases.
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InGoldAndGreen
5y ago
Oh wow, hadn't thought of that. Could be very possible! I'd say the main drawback is that would probably require self-hosting it instead of making use of Binder to have it available for free. But you're right, the speed is de
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InGoldAndGreen
5y ago
Thank you so much!!! It's a project I've been wanting to have for awhile, so I'm glad that other people like it. Fanwikis are my next target - probably a bigger amount of interest, and I'm hopeful that there will be a si
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Finding Incestuous Royals with Wikipedia
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InGoldAndGreen
5y ago
Congrats on the launch! Looks like an awesome product What do you find your customers care about the most? Security, cost savings, UI? It seems like a pretty old-tech industry that you're digitalizing, so I'm curious about what th