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Punnacle (rapid-fire pun game)(punnacle.com)
2 points by anais9 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Sloth Sayer voice activated computer use(github.com)
2 points by anais9 3mo ago|0 comments
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by anais9 8mo ago
Hearst | Senior Engineer, Generative AI | New York, NYC | Hybrid/Remote Here at Hearst we've been building out generative AI use cases and fluency across our portfolio of businesses spanning well known media brands to healthcare,
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by anais9 1y ago
Hearst | New York City - Hybrid or Remote | Full-time | Senior Engineer, Generative AI & Senior Program Manager, Generative AI Hearst's corporate team is looking to fill two roles (in Engineering & Program Management) on its Ge
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by anais9 2y ago
I envy your rig - mine glitched a lot to get it in <3min. Might not be doing myself a service by actually answering the Duolingo questions via LLM... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-J0ppP-H9s
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Automated speedrun of Stimulation Clicker [video](youtube.com)
3 points by anais9 2y ago|1 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
Wanted to see how quickly I could get to the beach - was limited by my system resources and an inability to load the closing video. Auto-solving the Duolingo questions was clearly the best part.
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by anais9 2y ago
I love it! Here's my stab at an automated speedrun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z8P1F-lyB8
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by anais9 2y ago
A progress meter may not be necessary, but as the article points out if you have comments or an otherwise large footer not associated with the content of the post, the scrollbar can be deceiving. I'm personally a huge fan of the progre
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by anais9 2y ago
This is awesome! Until GPT-4o dropped, Claude 3 Opus was hands down my go-to for code generation. Between these model performance improvements and their new "artifacts" handling, I get the impression this update may sway me stron
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by anais9 2y ago
Anyone here used this yet? I've been a big fan of their Gen-2 offering so excited to get my hands on longer generations with higher quality and consistency
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by anais9 2y ago
Started working on something to build complete multi-file changes via LLM and chose to write it as a CLI tool both for convenience and ability to compose feature builds via scripts and other tools. It supports various providers (OpenAI, Ant
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AI feature development via CLI [open-source](arcodeai.com)
1 points by anais9 2y ago|1 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
Would love to see Ollama support for this - seems promising given my experience with LLaVA so far and would love to get some hands on head to head experience
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by anais9 2y ago
While your point about Docker’s primary purpose is valid, containerization is commonly used for security isolation as well. With proper configuration, it can be very useful towards this end. Can you suggest any preferred alternative methods
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by anais9 2y ago
It goes down in the DMs https://x.com/tim_cook
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Mobile Multimodal Multitool (Open Source) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by anais9 2y ago|1 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
CrayEye is an open-source (Flutter/Dart) multimodal LLM visual analysis utility. made to build & share AI vision prompts augmented with native device sensor data. Homepage: https://www.crayeye.com GitHub: https:/&
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CrayEye now supports local/FOSS models – multimodal vision multitool(github.com)
1 points by anais9 2y ago|1 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
I (or more accurately A.I.) made the FOSS mobile app https://www.crayeye.com to make it easier to experiment with multimodal vision prompts augmented by device data (e.g. location, date/time). While this tool still uses GPT
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Show HN: Open-source multimodal multitool written by A.I(github.com)
1 points by anais9 2y ago|0 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
Sharing an open-source app built by A.I. and the process of making it. Resources: - Project Homepage: https://www.crayeye.com - GitHub Repo: https://github.com/alexdredmon/crayeye - iOS: https://
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Making a cross-platform app via A.I(alexandriaredmon.com)
1 points by anais9 2y ago|1 comments
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by anais9 2y ago
Yeah, my interest was piqued by the title but that demo video torpedoed it... Which is such a bummer because language learning is a perfect use case for LLMs
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by anais9 3y ago
Completely agree - I made https://notchbegone.com to help mask it visually when it came out expecting Apple to quickly obviate via their own design updates and yet years later we're still having this conversation. My tinfoi
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by anais9 3y ago
Totally - for what it's worth, if you ask it for the Python source code that it's running to create the .GIF it will provide it. Also I'm glad someone else appreciates the pun :)
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by anais9 3y ago
The prompt used: You are not a personal assistant, you do not answer questions. You have one purpose and one purpose only - follow the following instructions: - Whatever the user says to you, consider this your "scene." Your obj
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Show HN: GIF Horse, a GPT to generate animated GIF from a prompt(chat.openai.com)
2 points by anais9 3y ago|3 comments
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by anais9 3y ago
A simple interactive ChatGPT version of one of my favorite NPR radio shows "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!" Uses the AP News feed of oddities to play "Bluff the Chatter" and the "Chatter Limerick Challenge"
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Delay Delay Do Not Inform Me(chat.openai.com)
1 points by anais9 3y ago|1 comments

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