greytape
Re:Ordinary Abundance
on Thursday August 13, 2026 @12:56PM (#49288783)
This is called: "going camping".
Hunting for Gems: How Ruby's package management system evolved
Re:Ask HN: Going low-level – what to learn next?
on Tuesday June 04, 2024 @03:30AM (#40571643)
Show HN: Rails' Sixth Sense – Unravelling the mystery of the autoloaders
https://www.railsexplained.com/pages/loading-files-in-ruby/
A two-part series on how file autoloading works in Rails (including an explanation of what ‘zeitwerk’ really is)WARNING: contains badly drawn cartoons.
Show HN: I built an AI-powered reading list app for kids books
As a parent, I'm always looking for new books to read to my kids. ChatGPT is pretty good at recommending books, so thought I would have a go at making an app. Let me know what you think!
Re:Show HN: TodoBot is an AI coach that helps you write a better todo ...
on Thursday June 01, 2023 @01:52PM (#36154800)
Thanks, this is some really useful feedback!
Re:Show HN: TodoBot is an AI coach that helps you write a better todo ...
on Thursday June 01, 2023 @12:39PM (#36153705)
GPT-4. I tried with GPT-3, because GPT-4 is so slow, but it failed to reliably return JSON responses (perhaps it would work with better prompts?)
Re:Show HN: TodoBot is an AI coach that helps you write a better todo ...
on Thursday June 01, 2023 @12:04PM (#36153132)
I think this is a great point. There are a lot of items on my todo list that are super vague, and I never start on them because the next action isn't clear. However, it'd be useful to distinguish between these times, and when a task is acceptably vague (eg "take out the garbage"). I will try updating the prompts to take this into account.
Show HN: TodoBot is an AI coach that helps you write a better todo list
I thought I'd be more likely to do the things on my todo list if GPT-4 was watching me (fail to) do them, so I built this. Let me know what you think!