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by keizo 2mo ago
Glad to see others dual wielding: “I used to think that the idea of having one model review the work of another was somewhat absurd—it felt weirdly superstitious. The problem is it really does work”
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by keizo 3mo ago
https://grugnotes.com same thing for almost 4 years, a dead simple notes app and ai multitool
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by keizo 4mo ago
interesting read albeit over my head, but i spent half of yesterday comparing Gemini Live (websockets) vs gpt-realtime-2 and while gpt is super good, seemingly more robust. Gemini connects faster.
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Feature Vomit(public.grugnotes.com)
3 points by keizo 5mo ago|1 comments
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by keizo 5mo ago
Interesting! Like less overall engagement? Was it fully mixed or in distinct columns. I feel like it makes a difference. I would at least interact with the new content if it was on the page. Vs almost never now. I assume people that are act
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by keizo 5mo ago
dang, i pitched this on reddit like 20 years ago. I've always wanted to know what putting the new page on the front page would do to content quality. Something like this https://keizo.github.io/hackernews/
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An experiment in voice text editing with Gemini Live(public.grugnotes.com)
1 points by keizo 5mo ago|0 comments
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by keizo 10mo ago
Grugnotes.com still my personal project after a few years. And lately how to make agents useful for notes.
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by keizo 1y ago
I came to the same conclusion. Except I decided I could make a simpler software. I'm still in the "one more feature bro" phase, but if this blog post resonates for anyone and you're open to a simple saas -- would love fe
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by keizo 1y ago
This. Lately for some harder problems, I'll open two sessions. One writes a draft spec to a file. Then in the 2nd, i ask it to analyze, critique, etc. Often feed that response back to the first. A few ping pongs later, get a pretty pol
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by keizo 1y ago
gemini flash and groq are pretty fast, and that part is streamable. curiosity got the best of me so i had claude code write a quick test. given this test is simply is 20 requests, with 1 second delay between requests ran once. so take with
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by keizo 1y ago
has anyone done some simple latency profiling of gemini embedding vs open ai embedding api? seem like that api call is one of the biggest chunks of time in a simple rag setup.
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by keizo 1y ago
Mostly been turning my side project into a cursor for notes. https://grugnotes.com
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by keizo 1y ago
last six months has been turning my notes app into cursor for notes... https://grugnotes.com
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by keizo 1y ago
i like this. complexity bad, delete it! Most pkm, tools for thought, second brain apps confuse me. I drank the coolade with roam research but it drove me kinda nuts I've spent almost 3 years making my own tool. I mostly use it as a pas
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by keizo 1y ago
I've been working on a roam research replacement for myself for almost 3 years now. And initially, my main thought with self-organizing notes was to tag things automatically. And use ai for retrieval. Generally I avoid ai from 'to
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by keizo 1y ago
Yup, intermittent db connection issues and cloud storage problems.
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by keizo 1y ago
Roam got me so frustrated I spent 3 years and likely many more making an html/htmx ai first replacement. It’s still pretty raw, but it does everything I want and more. https://grugnotes.com
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by keizo 1y ago
Still https://grugnotes.com — an htmx/old school but also ai first notes app. Recently added some cursor style features. Best use case is training and workout generations right now. Mostly think about how to make ai useful
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by keizo 1y ago
random, but my dad took the first pictures of a tonga eruption in 2009: https://volcano.si.edu/showreport.cfm?doi=10.5479/si.GVP.BGV...
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by keizo 1y ago
cool to see paddling of any kind on hacker news. The short doc video was a great watch.
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by keizo 1y ago
didn't know that about roam research. I was a user, but also that app convinced me that front-end went in the wrong direction for a decade... Rocicorp Zero Sync, instantdb, linear app like trend is great -- sync will be big. I hope a l
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by keizo 1y ago
I really hope someone displaces quickbooks -- I was hoping someone would build one on top of Rocicorp Zero Sync! This looks like a great start. More pricing transparency would be good. A lot of smb, mine included, might not fit in starter,
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by keizo 1y ago
I wrote a script to do exactly this a while ago (with the help of o1 pro). Makes it way easier https://github.com/keizo/ggrab
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by keizo 2y ago
endlessly hacking on https://grugnotes.com -- an old school, but also ai first notes app. Adding in "Cursor for notes" features right now.
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by keizo 2y ago
I'll be the 10th person to add, I made something like this too! https://github.com/keizo/ggrab
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by keizo 2y ago
I made a tool for manually collecting context. I use it when copying and pasting multiple files is cumbersome: https://pypi.org/project/ggrab/
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by keizo 2y ago
When I get stuck or have a larger task or refactor, I'll paste in multiple files. So at the $20/mo you get rate limited pretty quick. I made a tool to easily copy files https://pypi.org/project/ggrab/
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Show HN: Ggrab, Grug Grab Tool to manually gather context for pasting into LLMs(github.com)
2 points by keizo 2y ago|0 comments
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by keizo 2y ago
Fastest of the demos I've seen -- also seems like big deal that it's open source now!

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