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DocChat: A desktop app for linux and windows to chat with your documents(github.com)
2 points by cod3rboy 17d ago|1 comments
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by cod3rboy 17d ago
DocChat is a fast, lightweight desktop app that lets you chat with your documents, uncover insights, and find answers instantly—without digging through endless pages.
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by cod3rboy 1y ago
https://cod3rboy.com/blog/playing-text-based-adventure-game-...
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by cod3rboy 1y ago
This is breathtaking and embodiment of creativity. Truly a legend!
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by cod3rboy 2y ago
Buy any laptop with following specs - 1. 32GB RAM (stock) + Extra slot with >= 32GB support (higher freq. = better perf.) 2. SSD 1TB 3. AMD Ryzen CPU (6x2 or 8x2 threads) 4. Nvidia RTX series GPU with atleast 8GB VRAM (not sure if 12GB V
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by cod3rboy 2y ago
> This strange quirk of human behavior can even cost lives. In South Korea, a young couple became so addicted to raising a virtual baby that they let their real baby starve to death. The parents prioritized what they could quantify — le
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by cod3rboy 3y ago
Is it right to recognize ChatGPT as a scholar? Shouldn't we just treat it like any other software tool?
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by cod3rboy 4y ago
I like the idea. With this, I can do something like - a Golang IDE container for go projects, a Javascript IDE container for frontend projects and so on.
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by cod3rboy 4y ago
Never expected anything like this in japan
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by cod3rboy 4y ago
I am feeling like this era of frontend javascript is too much focused on tooling and frameworks that developers spend most of their time dealing with complexities associated with them rather than focusing on creating something meaningful an
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by cod3rboy 5y ago
Chrome does not protect from web tracking whereas edge has strong web tracking protection.
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by cod3rboy 5y ago
One use case would be to integrate it blog sites for adding blog content (with markdown). But I don't know whether it supports this integration or not.