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Show HN: Fabi 2.0 – An AI analyst that connects to all your data sources
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11mo ago
I think this is the challenge and the dissonance. For something to truly run autonomously you need to provide it some many constraints that it almost loses its usefulness. I've tried using AI, or at least looked into what I could use A
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11mo ago
Observability is a good guess, but I'd venture to guess that the conversations going on internally are about how to capture value across the entire stack. I wouldn't be surprised if we hear about them acquiring either a database&#
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11mo ago
This is a really great comparison to draw. This actually made me think that this feeling of going from mastering a craft to working on large scale systems is probably how someone who was passionate about cars felt when they went from buildi
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mfdupuis
1y ago
I think the sentiment in this post is shared with most folks: We don't need yet another workflow tool. That said, I don't think no and low (or even all) code are mutually exclusive. Today these tools definitely speak to an audienc
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1y ago
> The best way to avoid the red ocean is to build for an obscure and complex niche. This seems like the counter-argument... You need to build something incredibly different. You need to message differently, you need to distribute differe
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Show HN: AI analyst agent – Seamlessly switch between chat and build mode
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2y ago
Disclosure, I'm a founder in the data space[1] Have you thought about how you would handle much larger datasets? Or is the idea that since this is a spreadsheet, the 10M cell limit is plenty sufficient? I find WASM really interesting,
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Show HN: Analyst Agent by Fabi.ai – Build and share specialized AI data agents
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2y ago
Fabi.ai | https://www.fabi.ai/ | Senior front end engineer | Full-time | Hybrid SF or Remote (US) We're looking for a senior front end engineer to join our mighty and growing team. We're transforming the way data a
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mfdupuis
2y ago
This feels like a good opportunity for a startup. I've seen a lot of startups crop up around Snowflake cost management, I wonder what's in the AWS space.
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2y ago
Love DuckDB. Definitely a great place to start. > A common pattern I’ve seen over the years have been folks in engineering leadership positions that are not super comfortable with extracting and interpreting data from stores I think this
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2y ago
This is actually one of the more interesting LLM observability platforms I've seen. Beyond addressing scaling issues, where do you see yourself going next?
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2y ago
Apple vision sales surpass iPad
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2y ago
I'm curious to see how this plays out when it comes to deploying and maintaining production-grade apps. I know relatively little about infrastructure and DevOps, but that's the stuff that actually always seems complicated when it
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2y ago
Are you looking to validate a market idea? If so, are you thinking of more of a consumer use case? You mentioned Cursor, so it sound like you're maybe thinking more enterprise, but embedded ads are basically not a thing in the enterpri
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Congrats on the launch! I'm building in this space[1] and I'm intrigued. When I checked out the repo, this actually looked like possibly a really convenient way to fine-tune models, but I'm trying to understand the piece abou
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2y ago
Personally I find plotly hard to beat. Unless you're doing really fancy stuff, it gives you everything you need. Seaborn also a great option IMO.
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12y ago
As a non-programmer who likes to work on one-off projects or personal projects, I completely agree with you. If someone is still doing some of these things after 10 years of experience in the industry, then yes, they probably are a bad prog
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12y ago
Very good post. Refreshing. I think that the hype and buzzwords around Big Data and data science cause more than just bad business decisions. I believe they are also damaging the industry and creating a larger sense of disillusionment (I&#x