kamalkishor1991

https://diagramix.ai A diagramming tool using AI

One thing I feel is that the current domain idea generators have a complicated UI wrapped on top of AI which makes it hard to iterate on the ideas and have a follow up conversaion. I felt that having a chat UI with availablity check is a better way to handle that. This is just the initial version and I am going to improve the prompts probabally finetune it to give better results. Also I will write the blog post soon.

Thanks. I have also noticed this in some cases. Sometime GPT-3 does not follow the prompt. Please retry with a new query. It works in most cases. I will improve the prompt or to make sure this does not happen.

Sure, Thanks for the feedback. I will implement uuid also. You can consider signup if you want the url to be private. For now I have made guest searches public (As there is no identity involved)

Sure, Thanks for the feedback. Will add some examples in the homepage.

Hi everyone,

Created this because I think creating diagrams using LLMs is lot easier and mermaid supports lot of advanced usecases that are hard to do by hand. For example colorizing a diagram to make it look good is easy to do with LLMs but hard by hand coding. Here is a quick demo also if you like to watch the youtube video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_m73pnDT_9Y

Example: https://huehive.co/tools/diagrams/741

Please note that this is just the initial version. Please try it out and provide your feedback.

Edit: Added example.

Are you looking for this kind of plugin? https://github.com/croma-app/huehive-figma-plugin

https://huehive.co is another tool that lets you generate and visualize color palettes using ChatGPT.

This is still early days but I plan to make it specifically for software engineers with standards so that it can be used by everyone in your team and the team notes are automatically created in the repository for everyone to use. These notes should include everything 1. Diagrams 2. HTTP or RPC request 3. Meeting notes 4. TODOs 5. Debugging notes - json text, links, script, command line history etc.

The overall idea is to capture the as much context as possible of any programming task by providing all the standards tools in the notes app.

Hi everyone,

It is a notes app designed for software developers. I have build this as a side project. Here are some of the features 1. Fully local with git sync support 2. Take notes for git repositories and branches 3. Different types of editors like - Monaco editor (VS code), diagrams, TODO etc.

This is still early stage and I am looking for feedback. Please join the discord channel https://discord.gg/ATZTMeyWsW

Hi everyone, I have build this long back. Posting it here in case you find it useful. I made summarization work completely on client side by running python library in android.

These are great points: I also feel that one other big problem with notes is organizing them properly as number of notes increase. Since git has history for all your changes you can easily delete anything that is not important right now. I am building a side project exactally to solve this problem. It has auto sync also. The plan is to add search functionality that can search accorss the history of all the notes. https://upnotes.io

Also in upnotes we are using your local git command and I am planning to add encryption with your public key for few subfolders.

This is exactly what I am building. It has vs code editor, markdown, GitHub sync and many more interesting features for developers https://upnotes.io

GitHub.dev is great but I personally prefer to take notes locally without internet affecting my node taking.

It's open source: https://github.com/kamalkishor1991/croma-react

https://github.com/croma-app/croma-react I made a color palettes app in react native. My first react native app.

Another way to put this is "bias for action"

Is IQ data available in a nice CSV file for us to analyze? I would like to see a nice Jupiter notebook with plots and should be able to play around with the data.

did they release code also? I could not find any link anywhere?

Although sometimes this is true, most of the time you can't pass all the test because you have written a messed up code that you yourself can't understand. Learning to write the simplest code that works first time one of the most critical skills in programming and in real life also there are no test cases written for you.

They are likely to know more about the project they were part of then you do. Even if they are really bad.

I keep reading about how bad Google's interview process is. But has anyone done any proper large scale research on what is the best way to hire software engineers? All the comments here seems like opinions of people based on themselves and no one provides a proper alternative. Just curious!

I wonder if these differences has something to do with the personality of drinkers? People who are drinking might be more aggressive and might also be phisically active or exercising more. Do we actually have any fundamental reason to believe if moderate alcohol might be okay?

I also created something similar. People were really interested at first. But we learned after sometime that people loose interest when learning with strangers. We could not retain people after a week of sign up. Although this is bit different so might work. Good luck to people who created this.

Psychology says there is no correlation between IQ and consciousness. So you will find both lazy and hard-working people with same IQ spread over the normal distribution of consciousness. Seems to me this is a biased observation based on own personality.

Hi everyone, I have always loved hackernews for its content but could not find any good mobile app so I decided to build my own. It provide a nice UI with summaries and one news at a time with daily notification so that you never miss an update from hacker news. Any feedback is highly appreciated. HN is not letting me submit playstore link as part of the story so here is the Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hnhunt.hnh... Thanks :)

Ruby on rails Here is my experience: https://hackernoon.com/ruby-on-rails-is-more-productive-even...

Site is not working "Error establishing a database connection"

We don't have an android or IOS app yet. This is more easier to build with the app. We will definitely think about it when we build the app. Thanks for the suggestion.

You mean people near you(like in your city?)? or people in similar timezone?

Hi everyone, We are trying to solve problem of learning by creating a platform for finding people to learn with you. We are looking for feedback and constructive criticism? I have written here why this is an important problem https://hackernoon.com/find-people-to-learn-with-colearn-bbf... Thanks.