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by aerugo_ 1y ago
What I really want to know is - how do LLMs understand time series at all? Admittedly, even the best LLMs are not fantastic at analyzing time series and tabular data, but they also don’t completely suck at it. Why is that? They seem better
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Show HN: AI chat client that can run on SharePoint and regulated environments(github.com)
4 points by aerugo_ 2y ago|0 comments
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Yeah absolutely. Once I am sure of what libraries I will need, I will probably remove the CDN dependencies and just bundle everything.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Ease of development mostly. I am still in the experimentation phase with this. Once I know what I want to use, I will bundle.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
No, it's not "running" the file, it's the browser that runs it. For some reason, if I keep it as HTML, the file will not open in the browser when opened from a Sharepoint directory (mounted in the filesystem or opened th
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
That's really neat! SimpleGantt needs to be a bit more feature-complete than is easily supportable with something like that, but I love the simplicity. I am an avid user of TiddlyWiki and this would be a great addon to that platform.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Interesting idea. I might do it, I see where you're coming from with it.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Great feedback! Thank you. Obvious now that you mention it. I just fixed it. Pull the new version and you will be able to add uncategorized tasks.
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Show HN: Ultra-portable Gantt chart tool for very regulated environments(github.com)
115 points by aerugo_ 2y ago|29 comments
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
I love this idea, and will definitely do this.
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Looking for Ideas for Impact Entrepreneurship
2 points by aerugo_ 2y ago|2 comments
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Just FYI if anyone runs into this: I made a few updates to Prelude in the last few days. It now allows including only files tracked by git by using the -g option. You can also toggle case sensitivity of pattern matching (case insensitive b
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Good idea, followed your advice for the next release.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Yes, the whole point of this tool is just to make it extremely simply to make a prompt out of a part of your repo, with some pattern matching on filenames. It's just 200 lines of bash, so obviously nothing fancier than that. However, I
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
I was asked in a PM how I use the prompts. Basically, whenever I need to write some new code for a project, I start by making a prompt out of the relevant parts of the repo, paste it into GPT or Claude, and follow up with something like (ra
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Interesting! Did you publish it? It’s a great idea to prioritize based on git history. As for multiple stages, it means the tool itself is doing a few calls to the model. What do the code summaries look like? Just function and class doctrin
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
This is also neat, like simpler minimal version of Fume or GPT-Engineer. It seems really useful. Good job! Prelude is rather meant for when you are pair-programming with a chat model and find yourself pasting a lot of context to remind the
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Just like this: --- File: ~/GitRepos/kanot/prelude ---
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Same here! Prelude respects .preludeignore, and also ignores annything in .gitignore.
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
Oh yeah, I hadn’t seen code2prompt - that’s indeed really similar. Prelude is a lot simpler though, just around 200 lines of bash in a single file, with only a single dependency (a CLI tool called tree). code2prompt, in contrast, requires y
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Prelude – a tiny CLI tool building context prompts from your code(github.com)
57 points by aerugo_ 2y ago|27 comments
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by aerugo_ 2y ago
I was feeling bogged down by the repetitive copy-paste routine to build context prompts for debugging or generating code. This simple solution ended up saving me a lot of time, so I thought I'd share my workflow. With the large context