mrjn

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Show HN: Zroar – Serialized Roaring Bitmaps in Zig(github.com)
6 points by mrjn 26d ago|0 comments
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by mrjn 5mo ago
skiplists form the basis of in-memory tables used by LSM trees, which are themselves the basis of most modern DBs (written post 2005).
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by mrjn 5mo ago
Talking about dark modes, nytimes still doesn't have an official dark mode (or not I can easily see). This should help.
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Show HN: Brisk – Buy vs. Rent/Sell vs. Keep calculator tracking opportunity cost(manishrjain.com)
3 points by mrjn 9mo ago|0 comments
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by mrjn 1y ago
Wouldn't a Vitess for Postgres look like a Yugabyte?
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by mrjn 3y ago
This would be a bigger problem in community use cases. We're going to introduce a trust level system to tackle this, inspired by Discourse: https://blog.discourse.org/2018/06/understanding-discourse-t...
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by mrjn 3y ago
Thank you! We went through many iterations to get to this pricing model. So, I appreciate this comment.
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by mrjn 3y ago
OpenAI has strict privacy rules in place. Being on a business account, any of the data that we send to OpenAI wouldn't be used for training. It's a SaaS. Over the next few months, we'll be going through the SOC2 compliance pr
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by mrjn 3y ago
https://struct.ai/struct-for-slack would allow individuals to use Struct as an interface to Slack, without the whole team having to switch in one go.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Perhaps a good start would be to create a Struct org, for communicating within the team? We'd surely look into Teams integration at some point. Though, I'm not sure how many takers would be there for Teams/Struct integration.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Fair point. We can all do with less meetings. I think tools like chat platforms / loom are all aimed at reducing the number of meetings we need to do. Though, you do have to abide by Metcalfe's law. Most modern work happens in tea
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by mrjn 3y ago
This should help: https://struct.ai/struct-for-slack
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by mrjn 3y ago
Could be a feature request to integrate with Matrix APIs. For example, we're doing bidirectional sync with Slack already. And unidirectional sync with Discord.
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by mrjn 3y ago
We'll be sure to go through all those details, as we work towards compliances.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Really wanted the .com domain, but that wasn't available. We got the .co domain, but .ai domain felt more right, given we're using AI, and now it's even part of the pricing model. Hope to get that .com domain someday :-).
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by mrjn 3y ago
It's built on Tauri, so it picks the system default browser I think. We had applied for getting an EV certificate for the Win desktop app, but it's taking time to get that process done for some weird reason. I'll get the FE d
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by mrjn 3y ago
The reason Slack and Teams feels so "urgent", is because there's little going back to reply to an older conversation. Everything is so ephemeral on these platforms, that either you reply now, or it's a goner (slight exag
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by mrjn 3y ago
You can install the Struct bot in Slack: https://struct.ai/install-slack -- This would by default pick up the last 3 months of conversations (we do this to decrease the unpaid load on GPT). You can ping us and we can help s
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by mrjn 3y ago
Real-time platforms cause interruptions, yes. But, that's where we are today with Slack. So, we're starting off from that point. Let's take real-time chat platforms, and reimagine how we can make them more efficient. More use
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by mrjn 3y ago
Worth a conversation for sure. Maybe find a time to chat? https://struct.ai/schedule-demo Or, you can jump in here and we can have a discussion: https://chat.struct.ai/join/DXVTmseDdBkeA6mG
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by mrjn 3y ago
It's hard to do summaries for chats in channels. Just not enough focus in them to be useful. Could also be the model that they were using. I've tried a few and found GPT4 to be most accurate. GPT4-Turbo is still a question mark.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Struct is quite inspired by Discourse. It's a unique blend of forum and chat application. So, you know, every forum, including email, has threads and feed. But, forums are asynchronous, not designed around real-time chat. The challenge
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by mrjn 3y ago
Arr.. we should clean up the error messaging a bit. Not to hide OpenAI, but just make it appear nicer. I like OpenAI. GPT4 works really well. Some others we tried were cheaper, but the quality wasn't as good.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Absolutely! We already have one chat message fork working. Backend supports multiple message forks as well. So, very close.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Yup. That's the point I'm making. Slack is used as ephemeral messaging system, a knowledge void. Struct aims to proves that more is possible.
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by mrjn 3y ago
Yes. We'd be documenting Struct APIs. And also we want to identify the top 5-7 most popular Slack integrations, and build them ourselves for Struct.
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by mrjn 3y ago
You looking for this? https://struct.ai/struct-for-slack
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by mrjn 3y ago
Ok. I should clarify. Struct doesn't do anything "smart" with your feed. It's the threads matching the boolean filters that you define (all threads has no filters), sorted by updated at timestamp desc order. There might
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by mrjn 3y ago
Yes, big time! I'm biased, but because everything is a thread, Struct APIs are nice and simple to work with. We'll be working on documenting them.
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by mrjn 3y ago
I hear ARPANET was the real deal. j/k

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