More like Clawditt?
HN user
pruthvishetty
http://pruthvishetty.com/
Why not use FAISS and/or ChromaDB?
Looks like the line between Data Scientist, ML Engineer, AI Engineer are blurred with the onset of LLMs/GenAI (especially if you were previously working on classical NLP). Absolutely worth entering the domain, it's still day 0, but be prepared to keep yourself updated, unlearn things fast and pick up new tricks.
Tesla.
https://www.wired.com/story/generative-ai-chatgpt-is-coming-... We helped our sales teams cut RFP response times from weeks (involving multiple folks) to minutes. They still review all the answers and handle edge cases, but it's been a huge value addition allowing them to spend more time engaging with customers.
Watterson is harder to find than Satoshi Nakamoto.
Twilio has some good resources: https://www.twilio.com/en-us/solutions/startups-resources
Which is the best one, so far? Eleven labs? OpenAI apparently has something in the works to (going by today's Spotify podcast updates).
How is this different from Streamlit or Pynecone?
Strange. Doesn't seem to work for me across mobile/web. https://files.catbox.moe/fe0qe3.jpeg
Why are generally accessible links, like this app (https://tax-gpt.streamlit.app), not working when clicked from a HN post?
This looks huge. Anyone know how this compares with Whisper in terms of quality and speed?
Better headline: SpaceX successfully launches the biggest rocket in history.
This is amazing! Definitely it has advantages over Streamlit in terms of utilities and customization. Please change the name, if you can, as it's conflicting with Pinecone, another good tool I use.
Looks cool. What did you use to build the front end?
Twilio
Could it be because most sprints end on a Friday?
Isn't the answers api deprecated?
Can we train ChatGPT on custom data yet?
Sktime
This is a PhD thesis in itself!
Aether. They make electric 2 wheelers for the Indian market.
Any details on the infrastructure behind this? How are they handling security?
Age of empires for native macOS.
Built it during grad school. Maintaining it now as a side project (and journal) or sorts.
It's in Google's best interest to save Firefox and, in turn, save itself from anti-trust/monopoly allegations in the near future.
3 screens: 2 monitors (Center & Right) and laptop on left. Left screen for tools like slack, calendar, email, meetings, notion etc. Center for active development and right for reference. Mechanical keyboard, trackpad, wired earphones, a book and a pen.
Tesla has been doing this since 2019.
First recorded use of AR.