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by mergisi 5mo ago
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by mergisi 6mo ago
The "zero-config" angle is strong here — the biggest friction with pgvector is the manual pipeline: choose an embedding model, write the chunking logic, create the index, tune the distance metric. Abstracting that into a single CL
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by mergisi 6mo ago
The .mode options in SQLite's CLI are surprisingly comprehensive for what most people treat as a lightweight embedded database. Table mode and box mode in particular make ad-hoc queries readable without piping through external tools. O
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by mergisi 2y ago
I understand your concerns, but I see a positive side to this evolution. While increased accessibility can lead to an influx of less polished code, it also brings diverse perspectives and innovations that might not have emerged otherwise. W
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by mergisi 2y ago
My First Experience with Claude Computer Use - It's Mind-Blowing! Just tested Claude's new Computer Use feature and had to share this simple but powerful test: My Basic Prompt: "Please: 1. Search Amazon for 3 wireless earbuds
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by mergisi 2y ago
Consider Microsoft Clarity—it's free, offers session recordings, heatmaps, and detailed insights. It's easy to integrate with Vercel, and unlike usage-based platforms, has no hidden costs. A good alternative if you want more than
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by mergisi 2y ago
Just started experimenting with Ministral 8B! It even passed the "strawberry test"! https://x.com/mustafaergisi/status/1846861559059902777
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by mergisi 2y ago
I used OpenAI Canvas to help with the conversion. Essentially, I took the static HTML/CSS and wrote TypeScript to dynamically render blog posts.
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by mergisi 2y ago
Canvas lets you interact with and edit code/documents more fluidly. I used it to transform my HTML blog into TypeScript in no time! Super helpful for coding and experimenting. https://x.com/mustafaergisi/status&#x2
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by mergisi 2y ago
AI2SQL can connect to your database and assist with tasks such as query generation. It can analyze your database schema, including tables, indexes, and relationships, to provide more accurate and efficient SQL queries based on your database
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by mergisi 2y ago
Since immigration sponsorship is crucial, it’s wise to stay while passively exploring new opportunities and networking. Focus on upskilling or working on side projects to keep yourself prepared for future moves. If the current role isn’t pr
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by mergisi 2y ago
more options for customizable tuning would be great.
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by mergisi 2y ago
I tested Llama 3.2 on my MacBook, and it runs impressively fast. I plan to look more deeply into its capabilities and have some specific use cases in mind for further testing. Fine-tuning could be improved, and better integration with AI st
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by mergisi 2y ago
An alternative to Agile is Deep Work, which focuses on uninterrupted time for focused problem-solving instead of frequent meetings and updates. While Agile promotes quick iterations, Deep Work emphasizes sustained concentration, allowing te
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by mergisi 2y ago
I recently created a blog website using OpenAI o1, and it’s been great for generating content with minimal effort. If you're looking for something self-hosted, you can check out my project on GitHub here: [ https://github.com
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by mergisi 2y ago
I totally get that feeling! AI tools like ChatGPT can be great for basic code generation, but they still have limitations when it comes to complex or highly customized outputs, like your menu. That’s why tools fine-tuned for specific tasks,
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by mergisi 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Aside from SQL query generation, we're exploring ideas like automating data transformation tasks or simplifying API integrations using GPT. There’s a lot of potential for solving niche problems like these. I&#x
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by mergisi 2y ago
I’ve been experimenting with o1 as well, and while it hasn’t radically changed my workflows, I did use it to create a blog webpage with minimum human effort required. It helped automate much of the content creation process, reducing the nee
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by mergisi 2y ago
Not everyone wants to start their own company. As a founding engineer, you can make a significant impact, gain valuable experience, and potentially reap rewards through equity—without bearing all the risks and responsibilities of being a fo
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by mergisi 2y ago
LLM costs are indeed a significant part of our operating expenses. While I can't share exact percentages, I can say that they constitute a meaningful portion of our revenue. We continually optimize our usage and explore cost-effective
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by mergisi 2y ago
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad you liked the site and offering. Let me know if you have any questions or need more information—happy to help!
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by mergisi 2y ago
I've shared a step-by-step guide on GitHub for creating a simple blog page using the OpenAI O1 model. I also explained how to deploy it. https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-personal-blog
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by mergisi 2y ago
You can find detailed explanations about ChatGPT o1 and the tools used from scratch on GitHub. I’ve added everything you need to get started! https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-personal-blog
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by mergisi 2y ago
I’ve added all the steps for generating a blog website using OpenAI’s O1 model. Check it out here https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-personal-blog and let me know what you think!
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by mergisi 2y ago
I’ve been working on a blog website using OpenAI’s o1 and just added some updates https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-personal-blog
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by mergisi 2y ago
I’ve been working on some fact-checking projects myself and developed a blog website. Check out my work here https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-personal-blog
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by mergisi 2y ago
I've been working on a o1-preview and recently hit some limitations with OpenAI's cap. But I’ve made progress—added all the steps, details, and code on GitHub https://github.com/mergisi/openai-o1-coded-persona
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by mergisi 2y ago
Cursor can sometimes modify existing code when making changes. I’m curious if anyone else has encountered this and how you managed to work around it.
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by mergisi 2y ago
Good point! SQLite is simple and great for small projects, but its limits with data integrity and concurrency show at scale. Still, it's a more predictable choice than MongoDB, which has its own quirks. Definitely progress!
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