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I didn't know 1.x supported to be stable version until very recently
The repo was trending on Hacker News yesterday but no longer available as of now https://github.com/microsoft/azurechatgpt
Any thought?
I've been building https://gasbyai.com, a beautiful chat UI that support self-hosted, with ChatGPT plugins, extract content from pdf/url. GasbyAI supports Azure, OpenAI, and custom API endpoints in case you want to run with your own models
I spent 2 days working this little game to play Tetris on my Twitter banner. Reply to the tweet link to move, rotate the block
Come play and let me know if you have any feedback!
Thanks again!
Hope you’re enjoying the holidays.
I saw a friend using similar tool but was deprecated. So I decided to build this project for personal use.
It’s a small note talking webapp, and extension right on the browser new tab (extension submission is being review)
It supports - offline notes by default - sign in to sync notes
What’s your side project for this holiday season?
Thanks for noticing, I have removed it now.
I think it's too thin, make it harder to read
Another one to consider is Google and Stackoverflow offical API
The extension run in nodejs environment, and use fetch-node to get page content. I assume it's similar to how someone use google on broswer
The problem it has now is sometimes, answers can be the actual code. Or sometime, the answers is about explaining something (the code on those answers are not whole).
Besides, VSCode isn't officially support inline-completion yet. So this extension can only run on VSCode Insider for now
That said, the code is no joke
If you think you could use it and have suggestion, let's open a thread on Github and discuss
Captain Stack is a VSCode extension that mimics Copilot's code suggestion feature. But instead of using AI, it filter search results on Google and return a list of code suggestion option
It was meant for fun. Though I realized this method is quite effective since that's just what devs usually do
Feedback and question are welcome
I used to be picky about having a good chair. My back, legs, shoulder, and neck got sore. But now, try to improve the setup and it bother not much anymore. I just got a normal chair. Some issues I used to have and why:
- sore legs: I keep raising my legs or holding tension without me knowing it. The setup should keep your legs relax
- sore back: I didn't lean on the chair without me knowing it. Because screen might be a little far and I'm short-sighted. Naturely, I lean forward to see clearer
- sore shoulders: the table is too high or too low. I realized my shoulder needed to work all the time to keep my hands on the right position
- sore neck: screen angle is too high or low. I realized my neck also adjust naturely for the eyes to look at the screen. Set the screen at the right angle allow neck to relax more
Hope it helps
By the way, the link is https://twitter.com/hieuSSR/status/1381113567227768834
Basically, if you draw a progress bar on paper. You can continue to mark as you progress.
Thanks Chris
Nice one. I realized YC, or many other startup incubators do the same
I also had a few AirBnB to fill up the places when there was spare bedrooms. It was great
and ofcourse, there are the dark side to watch out when you want to implement it.
I think it is important to signal there is more content. And how much more to the end of the page