jivings

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by jivings 1y ago
I'm having the same problem (and had a rant about it on X a few weeks ago [1]). We get ~50% of traffic from ChatGPT now, unfortunately a large amount of the features it says we have are made up. I really don't want to get into a
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Show HN: Startkit.ai – Boilerplate for building products with AI(startkit.ai)
25 points by jivings 2y ago|0 comments
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by jivings 3y ago
Yes! We got one last year but we didn't use it on the Atlantic crossing as we were trying to do a bit of a digital detox.
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by jivings 3y ago
Yeah there are a couple of us! We've met one Canadian couple personally who run a SaaS and a few others that freelance and do other online work. But actually we don't often talk about work with people we meet, it's the sailin
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Sailing the world while building startups(highsignal.io)
9 points by jivings 3y ago|4 comments
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by jivings 4y ago
Hey HN, I spent a few hours to create a method of automatically translating our website into any language with GPT-3. All the code and prompts are available for anyone to try the same method. If anyone has any questions or suggestions then
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by jivings 4y ago
I use fastmail so probably it will be next :)
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by jivings 4y ago
It's the most fun one for sure
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by jivings 4y ago
Does it!? I haven't really seen this, maybe I can tweak the prompts a little to compensate. If you want to drop me an email that would be super :)
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by jivings 4y ago
You can provide email examples as training data
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by jivings 4y ago
Currently you provide some example emails and the replies you sent to them, and that's used in the prompt. Working on a fine-tune that uses more of your sent items that you can specify. Though it can be crazy good without any training
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by jivings 4y ago
Hey HN! Yesterday I launched Ellie, an extension that helps you reply to emails using OpenAI. Ellie learns your writing style, and uses the email thread to create context and craft a reply as if it was you. Currently Ellie is a Chrome exten
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Show HN: Ellie – Your GPT-3 email assistant(ellieai.com)
68 points by jivings 4y ago|26 comments
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by jivings 4y ago
Any sort of help message about this when disabling the domain would help :)
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by jivings 4y ago
The request is never hitting HelpKit's servers.
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by jivings 4y ago
Sure I understand the bug, but when that service is also a DNS provider then it should understand that when I change the DNS record to $bar then I don't want it to route to $foo any more.
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by jivings 4y ago
help.leavemealone.app -> CNAME -> help.leavemealone.com -> CNAME -> leavemealone.helpkit.so Gitbook is nowhere in the chain
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by jivings 4y ago
Thanks for the reply! I figured from this thread that it wasn't anything malicious from Gitbook's side and more of a Cloudflare bug, so it's good to hear your explanation! Edit: Oh also, I did remove the domain from Gitbook s
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by jivings 4y ago
The A records that you've gotten to are unrelated to Gitbook and there are no 302 redirects on our side. As far as I understand it's some internal redirect happening in Cloudflare's network. You can read more info here: http
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by jivings 4y ago
Try doing a curl on the domain that's returned by the CNAME and comparing it to a curl on the original URL. I agree it makes no sense so I don't blame you for assuming it's nonsense. There's a redirect happening somewher
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by jivings 4y ago
In my case I don't have the orange cloud on! But yes it must be an internal routing issue.
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by jivings 4y ago
Yes. DNS shows it should be redirecting to leavemealone.helpkit.so but it actually redirects to dinkydani.gitbook.io
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by jivings 4y ago
I think that you're right, it's related to Cloudflare's SaaS SSL product [1]. I'm totally ignorant of how it works but I guess that because everything is taking place within Cloudflare's network they're not hit
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by jivings 4y ago
Yes, I agree the problem is how they're routing internally and ignoring the DNS change.
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by jivings 4y ago
You can see this yourself by running a "dig" against help.leavemealone.app, the DNS resolution and where the domain actually routes to is different.
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by jivings 4y ago
I experienced this today when migrating away from GitBook and I thought I was going crazy. I had changed the CNAME pointing to GitBook to my new service, and dig etc was reporting that it had propagated correctly. BUT the URL was still reso
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GitBook bypassing Cloudflare DNS to route traffic to their domain(community.cloudflare.com)
67 points by jivings 4y ago|42 comments
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by jivings 4y ago
Sorry to say that I had to give up on reading this because the scrolling animations were so distracting.
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by jivings 5y ago
Fairphone 3+ is great
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by jivings 5y ago
I changed my phone to a Fairphone 3+ running LineageOS. I'm liking it so far. I think it's as ethical & private as I can get while still have a smartphone right now. I also changed my photos to backup to Nextcloud, which I&#x2

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