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Show HN: Listen to Written Content as a Podcast

readbox.app
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Show HN: Convert English to Cron Expressions

cronprompt.com
108 points·by jacobpedd·4 anni fa·57 comments

Show HN: Store Money in a QR Code

airdropqr.com
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Show HN: JPG Is Worth $100

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jacobpedd
·anno scorso·discuss
> For best results, our project structure needs to be set up with LLM workflows in mind. Specifically, we should carefully manage and keep the cognitive load required to understand and contribute code to a project at a minimum.

What's the main barrier to doing this all the time? Sounds like a good practice in general.
jacobpedd
·3 anni fa·discuss
> A lightweight neural network is then used to reconstruct a hole-free image including detail beyond splat resolution.

Seems like if you added a similar super resolution step to 3DGS you would get similar detail improvements?
jacobpedd
·3 anni fa·discuss
This is awesome guys!
jacobpedd
·3 anni fa·discuss
Api companies should use this as a playground
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
https://codeball.ai/
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
You’re totally right. Missed the the second Sunday part.

Wasn’t aware of the SUN#2 syntax. I find it interesting it used 8,14 as its best approximation. You can see it trying it’s best.
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
There is a trailing ') from a bug that I just fixed. I don't think that's correct. Tricky prompt!
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
Ya, sadly there's a rolling "requests per minute" on my OpenAPI account.
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
A very good chance actually! Stay tuned
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
I added your example to the training data and it seems like it helped it learn exceptions. Here's the result for your prompt:

0 0 8-14 1-4,6-12 *
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
Cron tab guru was the inspiration! Was curious if a plain english version was possible.

Check out Cronstrue[1], its what I use for going from cron expression to english.

[1] https://github.com/bradymholt/cRonstrue
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
Thanks, fixed!
jacobpedd
·4 anni fa·discuss
This was inspired by previous work using GPT-3 to generate regex. It uses the new codex model and works surprisingly well.

Let me know if you get any interesting results!