vulture916
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Granite is super good small parameter lineup for local tasks.
This is an awesome idea and implementation, thanks!
thanks for this - it's like the awesome plannotator... on a bit of steroids and, at least to my brain, cleaner.
The article about (another) the end of the world is behind a paywall, the tweet about it is behind a login screen - guess I'll find out when it happens!
In my world, that'd be illegal.
Jev = $0.042/m input, output free
Clef = $0.24/m input, no output price listed
At 300 tokens per call, you'd get:
One million decisions on Jev cost about $12.60.
One million decisions on Clef cost about $72.
Would probably make sense to self-host Clef, if you have the capability/resources. If not...
Here's a third-party (not Jev) showcase of things people built, which helped me kind of get the appeal.
https://bentossell.com/jev/ (not mine).
I'd expect this tool to help clean up and make life easier, and while it may to a degree... starting your website with this image is an immediate turn off.
https://aidash.dev/assets/screenshots/board.pngMost other screenshots still make it feel pretty hectic.
Why this one vs. 400 other registries?
Just sent this to my CEO - thanks!
Even though all these "ADE"s are mostly the exact same (Superset, T3, Conductor, Paseo,random Reddit-dude,etc.). I'm liking Orca largely because of the built in browser with ability to select an object(s), write a comment and send it back to the agent. I had built my own solution, but Orca makes it even easier and convenient.
Either I'm an idiot or am missing something entirely (maybe a demo video would help?)
I've got to send it to your server so you can spit it back when I say a fancy word? What's worse, I pay you to just store/retrieve text? Why wouldn't I just write to a file?
Check out Tailscale - they have TUNS + share the source files with someone else in tailnet.
I haven't done much long-run OCR, so unsure of the current state, but it would seem they overcome this (from their paper):
"A widely held view is that employing a large language model (LLM) as the decoder allows the model to leverage the prior distribution of language, leading to improved OCR performance. However, the downside is equally evident: as the output sequence lengthens, the accumulated KV cache drives up memory consumption and progressively slows down generation."
It's gotten really good, just slow as all hell.
Looks fantastic, but I've run into three bugs in about 5 minutes, including a blank, frozen app.
The CLINK command will spawn separate CLI.
Don’t quote me, but I think the other methods rely on passing general detail/commands and file paths to Gemini to avoid the context overhead you’re thinking about.
N8n can definitely do this.
They recently added native tables, albeit still just a few data types, you can store stuff in and use in workflows.
I use n8n to do what your business does.
Experiencing many Internal Server Errors.
Does an API exist that I may have overlooked?
In the video @ https://github.com/cztomsik/ava, I see "Workflows" but not in the app. What are these, and are they coming to the app?
Are quick tools basically the same as saving a playground prompt with variables?
From your description, it doesn't sound like you're all that bad. It isn't wrong to enjoy having an occasional drink. It's important to recognize and embrace the feelings you described after drinking. Moreover, the fact you've made this post and describe yourself as wanting to stop, I think that's a huge part of the battle.
It sounds like the most crucial thing for you would be to identify what it is that makes you crack after weeks of not buying it (not sure if that's the same as not drinking). Address and work through that, see how it goes. Your mind and body are clearly recognizing the negative affects and trying to steer you in one direction... but there's still something that brings you back and you need to figure out what that is.
Godspeed, my friend.
Not going to lie, I definitely pirated a movie or two at the library.
