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by prasoonds 7mo ago
I've used LLMs enough that I have a good sense of their _edges_ of intelligence. I had assumed that reasoning models should easily be able to answer this correctly. And indeed, Sonnet and Opus 4.5 (medium reasoning) say the following:
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Hey, I’m on mobile right now and can’t remember this off the top of my head. Will check and update in a few hours.
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Hey, no. We are not dealing with raw card numbers. It’s just a layer on top of the existing stripe SDK that makes using stripe easier. PCI compliance does not kick in here.
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
haha yes, it’s definitely a bit of a silly name. The idea is you the user does not have to deal with the webhooks!
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
That’s a fair point. But of course, this library also helps with other matters - wallets, credits and a code as config based system which can be quite useful too. And also, if you record all the webhooks events (and a backfill), that basica
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Well it’s a silly name, yes. _You_ don’t have to deal with webhooks - it happens in the background and is taken care of by the library!
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Great question. Basically, you would change your billing.config.ts and update the price. Then, you run the `sync` command - it matches prices by a composite key: `productId:amount:currency:interval`. Since the amount has changed, it won&#x2
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Yes, this is one of the bigger use-cases for this library. Lots of folks want custom analytics on their Stripe data and this provides a nice way to do just that. Let me know how you find it! Happy to implement any fixes and PRs welcome!
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by prasoonds 7mo ago
Hi HN, library creator here. I've linked a demo app linked in the post to try this out: < https://snw-test.vercel.app > It uses Clerk for auth and Clerk seems to be having problems: < https://downdetector.c
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Show HN: Stripe-no-webhooks – Sync your Stripe data to your Postgres DB(github.com)
66 points by prasoonds 7mo ago|30 comments
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by prasoonds 8mo ago
Hey Felix, yes you can. This library is simply a wrapper around Stripe with easier implementation and some additional primitives (credits / wallets / real-time usage). So, just as in Stripe, where you would make a new custom plan
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by prasoonds 9mo ago
Are you seriously asking why Airport infrastructure should support English or is it rhetorical? If you are not a backwater that doesn't get any travelers, you should cater to tourists who, as a rule, do not speak your language. Even th
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by prasoonds 10mo ago
This is really cool! I suck at organizing my filesystem and I've lost track of how many times I had to find _that ONE_ PDF which I KNOW I have but cannot find! This would have solved that many times over. However, at least for my use-c
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by prasoonds 10mo ago
Right? This one is also very clear ChatGPTese > That’s not a marginal improvement; it’s a different way of building classifiers. They've replaced an em-dash with a semi-colon.
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by prasoonds 11mo ago
Somewhat tangential but I’m curious how people are dealing with these new LLM addons (mcp, extensions for vscode, now CC plugins) at big orgs. I’ve been using it for personal projects but surely large companies have _some_ way they’re tryin
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by prasoonds 1y ago
Offering a perspective from Berlin - a decent-to-good senior engineer goes for $120k-$130k so I'm guessing for Warsaw, you could get someone similar for $90k-100k
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Dewey.py: Rebuilding Deep Research with Open Models(ubicloud.com)
4 points by prasoonds 1y ago|0 comments
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by prasoonds 2y ago
Really illuminating. Reading the comments, I can't help but think how bad most of us are at predicting the future. While the OP's world might still be somewhat far away, it doesn't seem nearly as far-fetched now as it would h
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by prasoonds 2y ago
I disagree. Sonnet 3.6 (the 2022-10-22 release of Sonnet 3.5) is head and shoulders above GPT-4 and anyone who has been using both regularly can attest to this fact. Reasoning models do reason quite well but you need the right problems to a
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by prasoonds 2y ago
This is really cool! Any chance of adding support for the Arc browser? Right now, Chrome allows for some websites (WhatsApp, Spotify, YouTube Music) to be made into "apps" already via PWAs. Arc - which is based on chromium, for so
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by prasoonds 2y ago
I've heard Rust is especially hard for LLMs, what with the need to thinking deeply about variable ownership and lifetimes. I wonder if it will work better if you try o1-mini (as long as you're still providing the right context!) A
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by prasoonds 2y ago
Also to add some more context: - I've found LLM codegen working very well with standard React + TS code - It sucks when using less knows languages or less popular frameworks (I tried reverse engineering github copilot lua code from the
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Ask HN: Do AI code tools work well with your company's codebase?
8 points by prasoonds 2y ago|4 comments
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by prasoonds 2y ago
Hi, we're working with an large typescript codebase and I develop fully fledged features with Cursor which involve non-trivial UI wiring up work. Decent amount of state management using React too. It's definitely not boilerplate l
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by prasoonds 2y ago
This is cool! I'm a regular user of Cursor (I barely write any code now - just prompt and tab tab tab). The thing that's really keeping me in Cursor (vs decamping for Zed) is NOT the Cmd K or the sidebar chat. It's actual Cur
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by prasoonds 2y ago
Here’s an audio version if anyone prefers listening instead https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DLtJAShDN54ooPWpBspHPV98rh2...
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by prasoonds 2y ago
This is something we're planning on doing - just generate a large bit of text with markdown text and code in the middle. This is actually how the newer models already generate code - with the only difference being there's only one
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by prasoonds 2y ago
I see, interesting. Hadn't come upon this use-case before but makes sense. I've made a GitHub issue for this feature: https://github.com/pretzelai/pretzelai/issues/142 If you'd like to be updat
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by prasoonds 2y ago
Hmm do you mean you want to create multiple cells from a single prompt - some code cells, then some markdown cells, then some code cells and so on? The sidebar can certainly produce code mixed with markdown but right now, we process the mar
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by prasoonds 2y ago
We've made an open source fork of Jupyter - kind of like Cursor but for Jupyter. See GH: https://github.com/pretzelai/pretzelai/ You can install it with pip install pretzelai (in a new environment preferabl

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