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AgentStory is a library of books written live by autonomous agents(agentstory.fly.dev)
1 points by georgeck 1mo ago|0 comments
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by georgeck 3mo ago
The day this story was posted on Show HN, I didn’t want to be glued to the screen, waiting for new comments. So, I asked Gemini to write a script that listens for new comments on Firebase. I already had Pushover [1], so I connected the scri
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by georgeck 3mo ago
Wanted to call out that the demo of the Enron dataset [1] is based on a private fork of Memento. Since the archive contains multiple inboxes, we had to make Memento pick one of the users as the central user. These changes are not in the mai
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by georgeck 3mo ago
Great feedback. It would be great to connect Memento to Slack and possibly the user's photo archive as well. And if we can map the canonical user across all these stores, the Memento can show the unified view for all your memories.
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Show HN: Memento – Self-hosted agentic search and LLM wiki over your email
12 points by georgeck 3mo ago|11 comments
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by georgeck 7mo ago
Thanks for the feedback. The system prompt for the web app is optimized to balance between too short a summary vs not long enough. The browser extension, on the other hand, allows you to customize the system prompt to make the result exactl
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by georgeck 7mo ago
Fair enough. I completely understand that the experience and hunting for gems in the comments is the core appeal of HN for many and AI summaries definitely aren't for everyone. That said, we are seeing a consistent daily user base who
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by georgeck 7mo ago
Another interesting link relevant to AI summaries for HN discussion is the utility created by simonw [0]. Our tool is quite similar to what simonw did, except that we make the back-links more seamless. If you’re interested in a standalone t
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by georgeck 7mo ago
Another interesting feature for HN users in the companion Bluesky bot we created [0]. It analyzes top stories from HN [1] and generates a new Bluesky thread every hour using the same cached summary. This bot is operational for the last 8 mo
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by georgeck 7mo ago
When people hear about AI summaries, this is what comes to mind. And I understand their concern. Wouldn’t a summary strip away the essence of a conversation? Let me explain with an analogy. When we’re overwhelmed with information, we benefi
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by georgeck 7mo ago
Thanks a lot, Rayshan! Your feedback through GitHub issues has been instrumental in helping us prioritize specific features. Additionally, the Chrome Web Store team has approved our extension for their ‘Featured’ badge, which could enhance
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Show HN: HN Companion – web app that enhances the experience of reading HN(hncompanion.com)
31 points by georgeck 7mo ago|15 comments
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by georgeck 8mo ago
Congrats on the launch! How does this compare to https://finetunedb.com
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by georgeck 1y ago
This was discussed previously on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36089176
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by georgeck 1y ago
Thanks, that’s helpful. I’m also hoping similar media management options are available on iOS and desktop, since I use Signal across devices. By the way, does Signal treat synced devices (like desktop or a second phone) as “replicas” vs a “
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by georgeck 1y ago
It would be really useful to have more client-side control over media storage. That way, I could better manage storage growth without wiping entire threads. For example, being able to see all media across chats, sort by file size, and optio
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by georgeck 1y ago
SQLite's backward compatibility means many best practices - like WAL mode, foreign key enforcement, and sane busy timeouts - are not enabled by default. The author's Go library, sqlitebp, automates these settings and others (NORMA
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Go and SQLite Best Practices(jacob.gold)
30 points by georgeck 1y ago|10 comments
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Instructions for fine-tuning Gemma-3-27B model on Runpod(george.chiramattel.com)
2 points by georgeck 1y ago|0 comments
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by georgeck 1y ago
This is a great idea! Exactly what I was also thinking and started working on a side-project. Currently the project can create summaries like this [1]. Since HN Homepage stories change throughtout the day, I thought it is better to create t
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by georgeck 1y ago
I tried summarizing the thread so far (339 comments) with a custom system prompt [0] and a user-prompt that captures the structure (hierarchy and upvotes) of the thread [1]. This is the output that we got (based on the HN-Companion project)
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by georgeck 1y ago
Is this solution similar to the Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) [1] provided by another 'fine-tuning as a service' - OpenPipe? [1] https://docs.openpipe.ai/features/dpo/overview
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by georgeck 2y ago
> To quickly find text, select some text and press ⌘E followed by ⌘G. This is really nice. Once I am in this 'search' mode, I couldn't figure out how to get out of this mode. - Edited to make question more descriptive.
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by georgeck 2y ago
Tools like https://pi-hole.net does this for the whole house. It comes with a default set of blocked domains and you can easily add to it. It acts as your local DNS for the network.
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by georgeck 2y ago
Thank you for trying out the extension and for this great suggestion! We've actually been thinking along similar lines. Here are a couple of improvements we're considering: 1. Built-in prompt templates - Support multiple flavors
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by georgeck 2y ago
I have been trying to approach the problem in a similar way, and in my observation, it is also important to capture the discussion hierarchy in the context that we share with the LLM. The solution that I have adopted is as follows. Each com
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by georgeck 2y ago
I agree. Capturing the interaction as a movie (like .mov file) makes it really difficult to understand what the user is doing. e.g. What keystrokes did the user press to finish this interaction. I wish folks would post screen grabs with too
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by georgeck 2y ago
One of the coauthors here - the tool uses the following data pipeline. Resume data in unstructured format (including PDF) -> structured data with Claude’s structured JSON API -> portfolio templates that take structured data input -&gt
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by georgeck 2y ago
> We’re only testing models up to 4b, as larger ones don’t run well on this Jetson. According to spec, this model has 4GB 64-bit LPDDR4 (25.6GB/s) memory
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by georgeck 2y ago
Thanks for taking time to review this extension. Yes, we plan to continue development and will publish the extension in other stores as well (including FireFox and Edge). Do you have any suggestions for features that you would like us to pr

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