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by pbbakkum 1y ago
This is great, thank you for sharing. I work on these APIs at OpenAI, it's a surprise to me that it still works reasonably well at 2/3x speed, but on the other hand for phone channels we get 8khz audio that is upsampled to 24khz f
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by pbbakkum 1y ago
Heyo, I work on the realtime api, this is a very cool app! With transcription I would recommend trying out "gpt-4o-transcribe" or "gpt-4o-mini-transcribe" models, which will be more accurate than "whisper-1". O
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butterfish.nvim – Neovim plugin for fluent coding with LLMs(github.com)
3 points by pbbakkum 3y ago|0 comments
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
If you're interested in GPT-powered shell autocomplete, check out https://butterfi.sh This also enables shell-aware LLM prompting!
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A single golden pattern: the story of Butterfish, an LLM-powered shell(pbbakkum.com)
2 points by pbbakkum 3y ago|0 comments
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
Do you work from the command line? Butterfish is a project I wrote for myself to use AI prompting seamlessly directly from the shell. I hope it's useful to others, give it a try and send feedback!
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Butterfish – A Shell with AI Superpowers(butterfi.sh)
2 points by pbbakkum 3y ago|1 comments
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
I've experimented with it, the reason I haven't yet added it is that I want deployment to be seamless, and it's not trivial to ship a binary that would (without extra fuss or configuration) efficiently support Metal and CUDA,
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
Plugging a project of mine: I've been working on a similar idea for the era of LLMs: https://butterfi.sh . It's much more bare-bones than Fig but perhaps useful if you're looking for an alternative! Send me feedbac
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
If you're looking for a lighter weight TUI for Top information check out a recent project of mine here: https://github.com/bakks/poptop
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Code Spelunker: A Code Search Command Line Tool(boyter.org)
1 points by pbbakkum 3y ago|1 comments
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by pbbakkum 3y ago
Really like the design of these tools so that you can easily pipe between them, this a good way to make things composable. Also really cool to see all of the other CLI tools folks have posted here, lots that I wasn't aware of. I'v
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Butterfish – Let's do useful things with LLMs from the command line(github.com)
2 points by pbbakkum 4y ago|0 comments
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Poptop – A modern top command with dynamic charting(github.com)
4 points by pbbakkum 4y ago|0 comments
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by pbbakkum 9y ago
A few notes here: - An unmentioned alternative to this pricing is that GCP has a deal with Cloudflare that gives you a 50% discount to what is now called Premium pricing for traffic that egresses GCP through Cloudflare. This is cheaper for
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Quizlet Tests Cloud Spanner – The Most Sophisticated Cloud Database(quizlet.com)
91 points by pbbakkum 10y ago|3 comments
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by pbbakkum 10y ago
We've been running it for about a year to power Quizlet - overall things have been good and we're happy. AWS and GCP are complicated enough that they're tough to compare holistically, but on most of the things we care about w
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by pbbakkum 10y ago
We thought a lot about this question to pick a cloud for Quizlet (~200 cloud machines) and ended up going with GCP. Here's a summary of our analysis, hope its helpful: https://quizlet.com/blog/whats-the-best-cloud-
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by pbbakkum 11y ago
To be more explicit on this point - I think Azure is a good product and the growth that Microsoft is seeing speaks for itself. However, for our use case, which is at least somewhat representative of a rapidly growing Linux-based startup, we
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by pbbakkum 11y ago
Sure - this isn't really a dimension of comparison, just something that I found interesting / surprising. It seems like SDN is probably the future, and this is an illustration of how its different.
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What's the Best Cloud? Probably GCP(quizlet.com)
193 points by pbbakkum 11y ago|135 comments
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by pbbakkum 11y ago
Hey davisr, I work at an ed-tech company in the Bay Area - We're a for-profit company but we've found success in building study tools targeted at students and teachers rather than top-down school district procurement. If you'
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by pbbakkum 12y ago
Not unique to Mongo, other systems that shard based on a user-generated key (HBase) have issues with this too. We developed this UUID generator as an attempt at a more thoughtful shard key: https://github.com/groupon/lo
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by pbbakkum 12y ago
We encountered some of these same issues and wrote this library to mitigate them: https://github.com/groupon/locality-uuid.java . I think UUIDs make good unique ids overall, particularly in distributed environments wher
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by pbbakkum 12y ago
Here's my theory on MongoDB, having spent a lot of time thinking about it: There is going to be some huge number of new developers every year for the foreseeable future, and Mongo is the lowest barrier to entry database available. Thes
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
While its intentions are noble, in my experience the GPL is Free as in "you probably need a lawyer to ensure you're not violating it". Doubly so for AGPL. The irony of RMS spreading his own vision of "Freedom" is th
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
This is a problem close to my heart, thanks for pointing it out. I have a project up at http://commonwealth.io attempting the reduce the barrier to using data like this. Even when the data is accessible, it could be in any forma
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Show HN: Query CrunchBase data directly with SQL(commonwealth.io)
2 points by pbbakkum 13y ago|0 comments
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
Since the article is a resubmission, I hope you all will excuse a comment resubmission: This is the 3rd or 4th time I've seen this article in the past few days so I've decided to post my take. I work with Mongo in a production sce
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by pbbakkum 13y ago
I've been using this for about a year, really good interface

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