I entered the topic of "going to war" and it did not return anything, but throughout history people have used the Bible as justification for going to war. And yet killing people is generally bad. Lots of nuances here but it seems like the system should have come up with something.
Readit Newsharrisreynolds commented on Show HN: Canine – A Heroku alternative built on Kubernetes github.com/czhu12/canine... · Posted by u/czhu12
I'm all for doing it, the problem as-is is there are real downsides to something like Canine especially when it's super early like this. Posthog gets away with it because they aren't alpha (and have better humor, amongst other things).
I say keep it, just add some honesty there too.
Yeah... the Posthog stuff is really funny! :-)
harrisreynolds commented on Show HN: Canine – A Heroku alternative built on Kubernetes github.com/czhu12/canine... · Posted by u/czhu12
Haha, well there goes my attempt to be different from the other landing pages out there. I'll take another stab, but appreciate the feedback!
Yeah... I like this "Why you should not use Canine" section too.
I was just on Posthog's site this morning and saw a similar section...
https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/rky248hgutwzzkzwhifxz/posthog...
harrisreynolds commented on Launch HN: Relace (YC W23) – Models for fast and reliable codegen · Posted by u/eborgnia
Nice! I am currently writing a new version of my no-code platform, WeBase [1], to use AI to generate and edit applications.
Currently just using foundation models from OpenAI and Gemini but will be very interested to try this out.
My current approach is to just completely overwrite files with new updated version but I am guessing using something like Relace will make the whole process more efficient... is that correct?
I'll watch your video later but I would love to learn more about common use cases. It could even be fun to write a blog post for your blog comparing my "brut force" approach to something more intelligent using Relace.
[1] https://www.webase.com (still points to the old "manual" version)
harrisreynolds commented on Show HN: Free Online Tool to Create Pretty Looking Charts textquery.app/tools/chart... · Posted by u/shubhamjain
This looks really nice. There is a pretty bad UX bug though... when I click export I can't see that anything happens. But if I scroll down I see there is a popup to export the chart. The popup really needs to be visible in the view pane so a user knows something is happening.
Great looking charts though!
What are you using to render the chart?
harrisreynolds commented on Show HN: NimbleAI – Chat with multiple AI models and compare results nimbleai.co... · Posted by u/harrisreynolds
Looks pretty interesting as a way to avoid needing 5 different subscriptions to all the model providers.
Do you plan to add deepseek?
Yep. Just added Deepseek yesterday. The R1 model never returns output via the API so it is currently disabled, but you can access the V3 model even with the free version.
Deepseek has been having some issues recently: https://status.deepseek.com/
harrisreynolds commented on Show HN: NimbleAI – Chat with multiple AI models and compare results nimbleai.co... · Posted by u/harrisreynolds
Hey HN!! I'd love some feedback on this tool.
I built NimbleAI as a way to compare how different AI models work.
Currently it supports all of the usual suspects: o1, Gpt-4o, Claude 3.5, Llama 3.2 and Gemini 1.5. I also added support for Deepseek V3 recently (their R1 model seems down right now so it is not enabled).
The ultimate goal is to build agents that can leverage the best AI model for the job to complete more complex tasks, but to start I built a foundation for experimenting with multiple models.
You can also make chats or chat groups (comparisons) public. Here is an interesting one comparing Gpt-4o with Claude Sonnet 3.5:
https://www.nimbleai.co/app/chat-group/chat-group-training-m...
Thanks for checking it out!
https://biblebothways.com/claim/war-can-be-considered-accept...
So I guess the first submission was some kind of glitch.