Does it always need an API key to work with any models, why can't you provide GPT3.5 which is free or any other models available that work without an API key.
What do you mean my small codebase. I hope not the normal todo repos or basic apps. Can this be run on production codebase like a java application having dozens of microservices inside it.
Can someone help what those statics in general mean and what should be the optimal values for these, I know it can be your Application specific but assuming I have a fairly medium complexity App with 1 Page and 2 tabs making around 10 API calls. What does these numbers tell me about my App performance?
Nothing beats Notion when it comes to note taking but maybe that's my personal opinion. I haven't tried the new version of Bear but the last version was no match to what notion provides.
You need more than 15000 signups just for building a counter. By that logic you are not going to get reddit with all the functionalities for 1M signups. lol
Pick a thread and post your reply and then let GPT generate another reply on your behalf. The no. of upvotes you would for both these replies will give you a rough answer.
But honestly speaking HN should maybe ban content generates via GPT in my opinion.
This is brilliant, but I am not sure if you have rushed it to launch, I am unable to upload any docs, tried to add a URL for scraping the import was successful but then it never appeared in my Library section. Connecting to github gave me issues but then when I did finally connect to github. the import is never successful. I keep on getting 500 service error and then a bunch of console.log messages with `hi` as null and sometimes `hi` having a value of an object. Let me know if you need more info regarding these issues. But this is a great product definitely.
Maybe I didn't understand the usage of this but how is this output.txt file that this repo generates to be used and provided as an input to chatgpt. Can someone eloborate this for me?
I think nocode tools are just another way of gloryfying how code is important and an aasett to have. Lots of entrepreneurs who want to build up startups and have lack of finances are being thrown this no code tools things only to lure them but in reality nocode tools won't give you end to end product build if you are not familiar with coding.
So let’s say my project has a failed job in the pipeline. Can be anything like install failed or build or unit test or e2e job failed. Can I integrate this with gitlab and receive notifications on slack for that job? Is there a sample example implementation?
While this thread is mostly about American accents and switching among them. Is there a way to inherit in general the western accent. Anything US related or British accent would do me good. Bonus points for Australian accent.
However I come across from Northern India and have a strong mother tongue influence. Any general tips for me to switch to US or UK accents?
This is a cool tool but I am curious who the intended buyer is you targeting. Is it for developers?
Also interesting question to ask is how does it pull up css that has been generated with like css modules or styled components? Does it only pick up the bare bones css or it can work with dynamic component based css as well a feature of probably more than 90% of the sites that leverage the latest and greatest of Javascript frameworks like react or Vue or svelte.