lancehasson
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1 year ago
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on: I accidentally built a meme search engine
This is awesome! We made similar functionality (plus more) available through an API. If anyone is interested to try it out and share feedback, please message me and I’ll hook you up.
lancehasson
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2 years ago
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on: Launch HN: Relari (YC W24) – Identify the root cause of problems in LLM apps
Looks very cool! Will check it out later. FYI - search on the docs isn't loading on safari for me
lancehasson
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2 years ago
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on: Show HN: Mirrorful – A developer-first way to implement designs faster
The demo video you have is really well put together. The language is great, it has good pacing & touches all the right points. I really liked the tone & attitude of the person recording it. It's MVP'd in a way that it's not over produced, but uses simple tools to achieve a high quality regardless. Well done!
lancehasson
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3 years ago
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on: A Harry Potter Trivia Bot, Powered by GPT-3
The accuracy on the few queries you tried is awesome! Have you come across any instances of the model hallucinating answers?
lancehasson
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3 years ago
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on: How SQLite scales read concurrency
I was reading up on WAL mode this week and came across a mailing list where you asked for clarification on this same topic. That post helped me understand, thanks for asking the question! The confusing thing here for me is that the majority of other PRAGMAs (that I know of) are per-request, so this one differs from that pattern
lancehasson
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5 years ago
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on: Why I Built Litestream
Cool, hadn't heard of seamless. Something similar to this for other langs wrapped in a CLI with an integration with Digital Ocean/AWS/etc. could be valuable
lancehasson
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5 years ago
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on: Why I Built Litestream
> Solutions such as Kubernetes tout the benefits of zero-downtime deployments
To be fair, these features of k8s are nice to have. Is there a similar tool for running single node (i.e. ec2) instances that offers zero-downtime deploys? One way you could do it is run a EKS cluster with a single ec2 node running your single-node setup. You could get the benefits of k8s while still running the simple single-node arch
