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by gabev 1y ago
Quite a lot of em dashes for the New Yorker... [EDIT] Several commenters rightly noted that heavy em-dash usage is normal for the New Yorker (and common thanks to OS auto-replacement), so my “LLM giveaway” quip was off-base. Leaving this up
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GovEagle (YC W23) Is Hiring(ycombinator.com)
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by gabev 2y ago
Hey, this is Gabe from zenfetch. Been following you guys for a few months now since your first launch. I definitely resonate with all the problems you've described regarding celery shortcomings / other distributed task queues. We&
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by gabev 2y ago
I've been using BAML to develop Zenfetch and it's easily the best engineering decision I made for the product
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by gabev 2y ago
Personal RAG. Connect your existing bookmarks/web browsing/notes into a knowledge library with AI search and chat over top it
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by gabev 2y ago
Thanks for mentioning Zenfetch :) Happy to answer any questions
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by gabev 2y ago
Interesting to see Kagi on this list. One of our users for Zenfetch specifically requested the option to see their Zenfetch articles alongside their search results, so we naively developed that feature to appear beside Google SERPs... Turns
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by gabev 3y ago
This is fantastic! We just shipped so much of our old Claude Instant calls to Haiku and the results are fantastic. Zenfetch is now primarily powered by Claude 3 family of models :O https://www.zenfetch.com
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by gabev 3y ago
We're working on the ability to share folders of your knowledge so that others can search/chat across them. We've been thinking of this as a "subscription" to the creator's folder. Similar to how you might subs
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by gabev 3y ago
Hey there, This is Gabe, the founder of Zenfetch. Thanks for sharing. We're putting together an export option where you can download all your saved data as a CSV and should get that out by end of week.
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by gabev 3y ago
Sorry about that, this happens sparingly with our auth provider. It might take a couple of minutes. Would recommend checking spam or trying again in a bit
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by gabev 3y ago
Appreciate that and yes in the absolute worst case, you can email us and we can manually export your data on your behalf. We are using a fixed price today and have no restriction on storage. This might change in the future if costs scale, t
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by gabev 3y ago
Snapshot is taken from the actual content at that point in time. We haven’t enabled a reader format just yet where you could view the original text. Right now, clicking the card in the dashboard will redirect you to the URL. If you were to
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by gabev 3y ago
Correct. The database provider we use encrypts all customer data at-rest by default using AES-256 to secure all volume (disk) data.
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by gabev 3y ago
Good to know. Sounds like you primarily want a way to save articles from your phone then? If mobile saving is what you're interested in, we can likely get that shipped even faster :)
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by gabev 3y ago
Woah, super cool to hear from ya! Been a minute since the APL days though I still have fond memories of my time there. Big fan of the Pensieve analogy, maybe we'll throw that in the landing page lol
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by gabev 3y ago
We'll make sure to give all our users an export option so that they may get everything that's been stored.
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by gabev 3y ago
Zenfetch will capture the actual content of those URLs (assuming they still exist and are accessible from your browser)
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by gabev 3y ago
Thanks for bringing this up, as privacy is one of (if not THE) highest priorities for us. Happy to answer any questions you have, here are some preliminary notes that might be helpful: 1. We don't sell your data. Our business model is
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by gabev 3y ago
Yes! In the dashboard ( https://dashboard.zenfetch.com ) you should see a settings icon on the bottom left. There you can disable the zenfetch button from appearing on the page. Then you can click on the zenfetch extension popup t
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by gabev 3y ago
Completely understand and we definitely want to support more browsers including Safari. The process for exporting chromium based extensions to safari is not super straightforward (HN Community please prove me wrong!), though glad to hear it
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by gabev 3y ago
Understood. We should have specified that Zenfetch works on chromium based browsers which include Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Arc, Opera, etc. Hear you on the safari request and we will definitely expedite that release
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by gabev 3y ago
No need to export the Google doc as a PDF. Zenfetch can save Google docs directly by clicking the zenfetch button once your on that page :)
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by gabev 3y ago
We will enable an export data option soon where you can download a list of the bookmarks you saved to Zenfetch. Our goal is not to become a vendor lock-in play. Instead, Zenfetch is a layer on top of your knowledge base goaled on helping yo
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by gabev 3y ago
Thanks, we actually used Rewind in the past. We simply found that there were things we didn't want in our first brain, let alone in our second brain. That's why we've taken a curated content approach. Rewind captures everythi
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by gabev 3y ago
We do use the standard hallucination checks to make sure the final generated answer is rooted in the retrieved context. It is an ongoing effort to ensure truly factual answers and this is one of our top priorities :)
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by gabev 3y ago
It's part of the roadmap, likely releasing in Q2 Is that your browser of choice?
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by gabev 3y ago
That's awesome! We haven't explored content discovery too much right now, since we're more focused on re-discovery of content you've already saved. As a statistician by training, I appreciate how the traditional inferenc
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by gabev 3y ago
That's fair. We've considered a few other terms such as "personal AI," "browsing copilot," "personal knowledge assistant." Do any of these feel more intuitive?
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by gabev 3y ago
Have been using futureme for a few years now. Getting a letter every January 1st is a nice way to understand my headspace from the previous year. This coupled with my daily journal entries offers an interesting reflective process around the

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