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genatron commented on When Fine-Tuning Makes Sense: A Developer's Guide   getkiln.ai/blog/why_fine_... · Posted by u/scosman
dedicate · 3 months ago
Interesting points! I'm always curious, though – beyond the theoretical benefits, has anyone here actually found a super specific, almost niche use case where fine-tuning blew a general model out of the water in a way that wasn't just about slight accuracy bumps?
genatron · 3 months ago
As an example Genatron is made possible by fine-tuning in order to create entire applications that are valid. It's similar to the valid json example, where you want to teach specific concepts through examples to ensure the correct syntactic and semantic outputs.
genatron commented on Next.js: The "Versatile" React Framework That Can't Handle Dynamic Routes   github.com/vercel/next.js... · Posted by u/batchfy
tudorconstantin · 3 months ago
Am I the only one thinking that going back full circle to server side rendering, but to a way more convoluted way of having it, is actually a regression rather than evolution technologically? We had SSR since the times of Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby and even express. But in a way more straight forward way of doing it: here’s some HTML, with some db queries that takes data, puts it in said HTML and sends it to the browser. Today we have react components that can be executed both on the server and on the client, we need at least 2 servers - one for the frontend and one for the backend, we have to hydrate the components when we render them server side, but not when rendering them in the browser, etc. I feel like we’re inventing stuff just because we can and there’s a huge cohort of engineers who complicate their development experience just because.
genatron · 3 months ago
It has been full circle indeed. React is great for front-end development but with the need for having some pre-rendering (e.g. SEO) it's understandable why server-side re-entered the picture. However, with Next it has been slower build times and various twists and turns (a lot of the same things PHP was always bashed for). That's why for SPA apps we now default to Vite + react-router for a 10x speed up in build times on the same hardware.
genatron commented on Ask HN: What are you working on? (February 2025)    · Posted by u/david927
genatron · 6 months ago
https://genatron.ai - Build ready-to-use business apps in a few minutes by providing requirements in plain English.
genatron commented on Show HN: Bin - AI business intelligence analyst that turns data into dashboards   bi.new... · Posted by u/austinwang115
creatuluw · 8 months ago
Maybe if you are interested you can find more alternatives at https://toolhunt.eu. Let me know if you found any.
genatron · 8 months ago
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