campervans

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Goldman Sachs – Physical AI(finvaulta.com)
2 points by campervans 1h ago|1 comments
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AI Myth – College Educate, Benefit from AI – Morgan Stanley(finvaulta.com)
1 points by campervans 3d ago|1 comments
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by campervans 1y ago
Man, that sounds like a great feature!! Will check it out
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by campervans 1y ago
Damn... So you're saying I need some adderral.ai
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by campervans 1y ago
Yeh, a free GitHub and breaking the code into small functions would 10x your flow here
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by campervans 1y ago
I use .md files to keep Cursor on track, the flow I use is something like... Define a feature in detail (using trascription) -> Get o3 or Gemini 2.5 pro to break it down into very small testable tasks. -> review this -> then paste
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by campervans 1y ago
Yeh, I've found this helpful too, mentally if feels like a commit or PR, all the code for one thing in one chat then a new chat for new things
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Ask HN: Cursor is productive for an hour, then burns my application down
8 points by campervans 1y ago|12 comments
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Ask HN: Who's building AI for DevOps? (Heroku 2.0 in the making?)
1 points by campervans 1y ago|1 comments
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by campervans 2y ago
I've tested it for: 1. portfolio analysis 1. scrape portfolio 2. analyse it with ffn 2. make a meal plan, add all items to shopping basket from local supermarket within budget
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by campervans 2y ago
One of the most revolutionary AI releases, what's are you using "computer use" for?
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by campervans 2y ago
Great work! It reads like a pitch to work in B2B, higher professionalism, less needy customers, higher margins, fewer sales etc...
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by campervans 2y ago
Wonder how it went for her. Probably the best decision of her life
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by campervans 2y ago
I'm looking at the simplest way to monetise various API's I have. Without building from scratch things that are common across paid API's. Like whitelisting IP's, rate limiting, usage monitoring, different ways of chargin
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Any simple tool to sell API?
1 points by campervans 2y ago|2 comments
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by campervans 2y ago
Maybe in the general sense there’s a use that a large percentage of people have. An area of knowledge retrieval or proof reading etc. Would be interesting if there are any over powering use cases.
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What's the most popular LLM prompt?
1 points by campervans 2y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: What fund raising stack do you use?
1 points by campervans 2y ago|0 comments
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by campervans 2y ago
I'll start... Prospecting - Personal network - LinkedIn - Dealroom (bookface post YC ) Deck sharing (1 x short deck, 1 x long deck) - Docsend Emails - SuperHuman (with email tracking) - Lemlist Tracking - Google Sheets Due Diligence Do
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Raising a Seed – What Stack?
1 points by campervans 2y ago|1 comments
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Server access – There must be a better way
1 points by campervans 2y ago|2 comments
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by campervans 3y ago
All's well that ends well :)
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by campervans 3y ago
man that's a hit! Lesson learnt, adding fail2ban
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Is My SaaS Secure?
3 points by campervans 3y ago|5 comments
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by campervans 3y ago
Makes sense, thanks for this
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Can you LLM a custom language?
1 points by campervans 3y ago|2 comments
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by campervans 3y ago
This is a great option too. I went for Hetzner in the end + Coolify
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by campervans 3y ago
Yeh, definitely worth looking into, and comparing to a business connection
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by campervans 3y ago
Thanks, I think over provisioning should reduce the chance of part failure. Was also considering underclocking the CPU, but not sure if it would be helpful.
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by campervans 3y ago
Ace, thanks for this! This is a great setup, and still sub 6 month payback. For comparison I have 2.5GB or less on my Heroku servers! IP address management is definitely food for thought. I might to a dry run with a PC and test, before inve

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