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Ask HN: How does Boardy achieve such low latency?
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The best intro video to blockchain is from 2013
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11mo ago
FWIW HN truncated the ellipses at the end of my title.
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Show HN: Our First Demo Video for an AI Ass
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Ask HN: What's the best tool for startup explainer videos?
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11mo ago
Anyone know how this will compare to Mem0 or Zep?
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Our Voice-AI Assistant Hit Unit Profit – Thanks to Haiku 4.5
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High-end AI model, freemium offering, founder bootstrapping – Choose 2
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My Path to Launching Palpable AI: An AI Pal That Gets. Things. Done
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Ask HN: Use Sentry/AppInsights vs. middleware for early stage?
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1y ago
Seems like it isn't all the protocol? A lot of it is the and the current tools. If you have a hardcore dev who knows auth they can implement to spec and be safe/simple-ish.
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MCP's auth spec is lacking and Auth0 isn't helping
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Ask HN: What is the web template everyone uses for startups?
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Old paradigm spoiling new – MCP's Structured Output undermines the point of MCP
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1y ago
MCP Client builders have been asking SDK builders to enforce Structured Output schemas on MCP Servers. The Python SDK has agreed. Here I assert this is another example of an old paradigm misunderstanding a new one. Specifically, it is tradi
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1y ago
You nailed it. I've been serving banks who have this exact problem. They have to be so careful with their data they can only buy over-engineered solutions that barely meet their actual need.
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1y ago
Nice little site. What did you build it with? I once leaked an API key and instantly got a mail from GitGuardian informing me of the leak. It was a) super helpful as I wouldn't have known otherwise b) it seemed like a clever way to spr
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It is a fair point. But I found this article landed different than most self-help. It spoke in terms of mindsets one can adopt to do the things you mentioned. And it made those mindsets compact/memorable so I'm more likely to us
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Building low-feature apps is good source of calm
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1y ago
I'm getting an endless "Preparing Space" loop for the "See it Action" section... does that still TBD or should it work?
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Def true when I'm using Gemini with 400k tokens in context... I toggle to Youtube while I wait and have usually started working for a new company by the time I remember to go back to what I was prompting.
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1y ago
Cool approach. I suspect one additional unstated rule: be opinionated on tech stack. I've noticed LLMs struggle with the seams, whenever you're using a rare stack combo. No problem - React front + Node.js back Runaway death spi
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Better than Outlook?
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AI is an accelerator if you know one language and you're trying to go full-stack, say. The learning you get is incredible. All other use-cases are dubious. If you're a senior dev, you're still faster (once you include the deb
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Show HN: Zero-back-end process mining tool running Python in WASM
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1y ago
Correct-ish. LlamaCloud and GroundX do everything up to retrieval. Here is an interactive graphic of major players along RAG flow: https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/b872435b-1d9c-461e-a29c-b...
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It was definitely that thing with any actors/actresses. To be "good looking enough" for the screen means they are a different species IRL.
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Interactive RAG Tools Infographic
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I spent the last 2 months trying out RAG/parsing plays. My use-case required high accuracy on complex tables and figures. Ranking: 1. LlamaCloud/LlamaParse 2. GroundX 3. Unstructured.io 4. Google RAG Engine 5. Docling ... capabili
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This title speaks truth
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