cryogenicplanet

i built myself this open-source message board for the agents ping each other and coordinate between each other i personally love it. https://chirp.wiki

still can’t justify the crime against our agent that was winning

been amazing to see the amount of iteration in the product to get to 1.0!

been using savvy for a bit - shantanu gave me early access!

love how simple it is to use, personally been loving the savvy ask/explain in the last couple of weeks - been super easy to ask questions in the terminal and just get answers

but the history is quite good too, very cool to share notebooks with others on the team

want to thank the op for sharing this; i threw this together in the last couple of days ramping out to the "steamroll" - we think one of the key problems in LLMs in general but esp voice is evals and wanted to have a good place to evaluate voice-to-voice systems. these systems can be end-to-end like openai or (asr+llm)->tts or asr->(llm+tts) or asr->llm->tts

we built an ELO benchmark very much in the style of LMSYS and will be releasing results every two weeks

source code here: https://github.com/thevoicecompany/bench.audio

will be adding proper contributing guide soon

This looks very sick!

any chance of getting this as native apps on mobile? or better yet like global macos utility like dictation so you can "type" in any apps?

Hey HN!

As JS (Mostly TS) devs, we feel like AI or LLM tooling in JS kinda sucks rn, that said most production applications inevitably end up being in JS, so a friend and I (mostly friend) started hacking on a new JS native library for making it easier to write prompts.

The idea of the library is to give a much more ergonomic syntax for writing complex prompts, the repo itself goes much more in detail https://github.com/LevanKvirkvelia/salute

Would love thoughts and any/all feedback!

Well it is mostly the GPT-4 that is expensive to run and because we generate 3 version of your long prompt, with it's inferences and our own prompt.

This is fire - reusable components in spreadsheets sounds great!

To follow up on this, we did update the pricing now https://ffmpeg.guide/pricing which should be effective from Nov 1st. Gonna try to move some more lifetime deals at a slightly higher price before then

You can go to https://ffmpeg.guide/demo

Oh shit, I forgot to change that back my bad. Should be fixed!

Will add a email auth provider and ship that in a couple of hours, made it Google only cause it was the fast way to ship. Will probably add Github oauth too

You don't go to

https://ffmpeg.guide/demo you can use the free version without signing in

react-flow

Nope this is not open source, but the flow interface is made with react-flow which is

https://reactflow.dev/

It is not open source at the moment but you can email me [email protected] and happy to chat about collaborating

We use Next, but all the design is done in tailwind

I'm curious why you wouldn't want to use it on the web?

And would you be interested in us shipping this with something like Tauri (https://tauri.studio)?

Right now we have a couple of user groups in mind:

- We've been using it internal for more detailed product feedback on looms where we can draw and give some feedback to our eng team - We've seen users using this for music feedback, sending drafts of songs to give feedback on before publishing them - Finally we've see a use case similar to frame.io, essentially a lighter weight, less enterprise version of frame

Pioneer has been one of the most life changing experience for me. Would recommend anyone to start the tournament, even if you are just working on a side project or don't even fully know what you want to work on

Part two of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29088639

Hey

I recently wrote a mini tool that servers as a unused and duplicate dependency checker. It uses golang and esbuild under the hood so is quite fast.

It also built to support monorepo, something I found a lot of tools didn't support well.

It is fully open source and you can try it out https://github.com/CryogenicPlanet/depp

Fair warning, it is likely quite buggy and might have some issues and it is very new but it worked decently on our internal codebase

Oh that is unfortunate, maybe try it on an incognito tab

Been using radix ui for last couple of weeks and really like it. Wanted to share

The context menu, scroll area and sliders are especially good