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API for Current LLM Pricing(toktab.com)
1 points by tomd 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tomd 8mo ago
When I'm building apps that use LLMs I'm often looking up prices from the providers' websites, sometimes copying and pasting them into prompts ('calculate and display the costs for this model using this screenshot')
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Background Tasks feature merged into Django(theorangeone.net)
3 points by tomd 1y ago|1 comments
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by tomd 3y ago
It's there now
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Permissions and performance improvements in Wagtail 5.1(wagtail.org)
1 points by tomd 3y ago|0 comments
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by tomd 4y ago
> I'm unsure whether SQLite's extension interface is flexible enough to support this. I think it is, if I've understood your requirements correctly. e.g. from the datasette-faiss docs: with related as ( select valu
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by tomd 4y ago
You might be interested in https://datasette.io/plugins/datasette-faiss , which I'm using alongside openai-to-sqlite for similarity search of embeddings, following @simonw's excellent instructions at https:&#
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Wagtail 2.13 includes Telepath, a new JavaScript-Python bridge(twitter.com)
2 points by tomd 5y ago|0 comments
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by tomd 5y ago
> It takes a while to configure a persistent database, redis, and storage on Heroku Really? Have you actually tried this? In my experience Heroku couldn't make it any easier. You can provision a database in 60 seconds, from a Deploy
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by tomd 6y ago
Daniele Procida - the author of this framework - is giving a talk about it at the start of Wagtail's documentation sprint on Thursday: https://wagtail.io/docs-sprint-details Do join if you're interested, even if i
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by tomd 6y ago
> there is no easy way to manage secrets with Cloud Run See https://cloud.google.com/secret-manager/ I recommend this community-maintained FAQ on Cloud Run: https://github.com/ahmetb/cloud-run-f
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by tomd 6y ago
Wagtail - https://wagtail.io - is the most popular Python CMS. It runs sites for NASA, Google, Mozilla, NHS.uk. It's open source and under very active development.
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Wagtail 2.10 (open source Python CMS)(twitter.com)
1 points by tomd 6y ago|0 comments
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Being Attacked at Gunpoint Helped Me Understand Conservatives(medium.com)
3 points by tomd 7y ago|1 comments
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Not Selling Up(torchbox.com)
2 points by tomd 7y ago|1 comments
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by tomd 8y ago
I run Torchbox, a small, private tech agency in the UK. We were commissioned by NHS Digital (the state sector organisation behind these tools) to support two related projects: moving NHS.uk to https://github.com/wagtail&#x2F
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by tomd 8y ago
> 'probably smart', 'primarily a salesman' "A child prodigy in chess, Hassabis reached master standard at the age of 13" "graduating in 1997 with a Double First[13] from the University of Cambridge&quot
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by tomd 8y ago
Not Flask, but still Python: Wagtail - https://github.com/wagtail/wagtail - is a popular headless CMS option. Michael Harrison from rice.edu / Openstax gave a great talk about this at last week's Wagtail Spac
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Women in Tech(torchbox.com)
1 points by tomd 9y ago|0 comments
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by tomd 9y ago
Thanks timonweb! I'm the OP, happy to answer any questions about this release or Wagtail in general.
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Show HN: Wagtail 2.0 is a big release for our Python CMS(wagtail.io)
78 points by tomd 9y ago|7 comments
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by tomd 9y ago
I'm one of the Wagtail core developers. We made the mistake of spreading our support across too many channels (Google Groups, Stack Overflow, IRC, semi-private Slack) but we've made a clear decision to focus on Stack Overflow for
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Nginx Unit(nginx.com)
680 points by tomd 9y ago|232 comments
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The UK's National Health Service Picks Wagtail(wagtail.io)
5 points by tomd 9y ago|1 comments
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by tomd 10y ago
and Chalice: https://github.com/awslabs/chalice
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Image recognition in Wagtail CMS(wagtail.io)
9 points by tomd 10y ago|1 comments
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by tomd 10y ago
Note Altify also uploads each of your images to http://uploads.im (looks like an Imgur alternative), and apparently leaves them there: https://github.com/ParhamP/altify/blob/master/altify&#x2F
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by tomd 10y ago
'the guy'? 'he'?
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by tomd 10y ago
Most of the sites we build on Wagtail use taxonomies / categorisation, either with a foreign key to categories defined as snippets, or with custom model classes for each page type, as you describe. You're right that Wagtail has no
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by tomd 10y ago
This is a fascinating analysis. I'm the CTO of the agency behind the Wagtail CMS ( https://wagtail.io ) which you reference. People like NASA, Google, Peace Corps, PBS run sites on Wagtail but I'd use WordPress for my fr

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