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So sorry for forgetting! github.com/GuiBibeau/groq-nextjs-demo

Full disclosure, this was really just an exploration and not meant to be used as the base of an app. I would advise to use vite instead for compiling react.

Thank you! I’m not wasting any time haha. The goal is always to help you move fast. Too much content for junior exist but not enough for intermediate and up

@@guibibeau, take it up ❤❤

Super cheap. They have are running a beta program but when they start charging it’s likely some of the cheapest inference APi around.

So far I’ve seen the same amount of halicinations and drawback of attention mechanisms. It’s good but not the panacea

@@guibibeau thanks that’s what I was looking for :)

Thank you! You mean the series or this repo ?

@@guibibeau the series

@@enghimanshu Thank you! It's a passion of mine so I already have a backlog of 5 projects to record! lots more coming

@@guibibeau 🙌🏼

The name is screen studio

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V0 does not have direct cursor integration and is still strictly copy paste or download the files. I might a video soon on it.

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Lots more fun stuff comming!

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I hope this one helps out folks get to indie hacking!

Thank you!!!

It cannot do 100% of the code yet, you still need to know the basics of what you are working on. But yes it could if it’s code

For sure, that’s mostly my workflow on larger projects with existing codebase

So for no since the logic is built in pure JavaScript. You could probably take the idea and make it work with an LLM for that purpose. I could make a video out of this if this video does well (which it is not currently sadly)

Thanks for watching 🙏

Have a look here first! Master Next.js In 5 Simple Steps: Your Path To Dynamic Web Development! | Gui Bibeau th-cam.com/video/0zoRkGP9HTY/w-d-xo.html

Hi there! I think this blog post does a good job of showing the details! www.guibibeau.com/blog/llm-semantic-cache I don't really do step by step videos as I prefer to focus on overviews and new technologies but hope this helps!

@@guibibeau thanks

Glad you liked! Working on a follow up that I will post soon

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I now realize there is value in delivering unscripted, unfiltered experiences I acquire in my corporate and startup career. I use to spend hours on production for older videos to have 300-400 views while some of these light ones where I just open a laptop and share value do better.

I have not tried it yet but I think you can match your settings with settings sync code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/settings-sync

Really appreciate your comment!

In general workers have a more limited runtime with limited support for node.js NPM packages. So anything that depends on node.js standard library will have some trouble. You will have to stick to packages that were built for workers or use standard vanilla JS code. Here's a bit what the process would look like: 1. eliminate any library that uses Node.js standard library 2. migrate to a framework and runtime that supports workers. Something like hono.js. Express could work with some adaptation 3. Test your application into workers 4. Do a blue/green deployment for the first few days before deprecating your node.js deployment On a small app it's a few days. For a corporate production app it's months

Stockholm syndrome as I was used to it😵‍💫. I actually changed recently to something more modern.

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There is support for namespaces which would allow you to separate your data per user using their id as a namespace key. I’ve not played a lot yet with this but I’m planning a video on it.

@@guibibeau Oh that'll be really great

You can run this with your own LLM to! The idea is that inferences is either expensive monetarily if you use a third party or on computations if you run it on your own hardware. Either way this will save on computations or money.

@@guibibeau well yeah makes sense, cache is the king, does that apply to everything as long as data is not changing too frequently where we actually care about it

Thanks for watching. That was one of my most advanced video yet so I’m unsure if it will find its audience

@@guibibeau I am sure it will. Most importantly, it has been created and the knowledge shared already. It will always be a resource that can help builders globally, even if it is in the coming years.

My pleasure

thanks for the comment!

It could likely be also that the model has it's temperature set to really low. This would reduce variance in the output. Or the model could be overfit to some specific parameters.

You could yes! It would require a bit of adapting your code but it's 100% possible.

@@guibibeau I will look into it, I still have to develop an e commerce store, I have to find a good payment process provider hopefully one that charges less % then stripe

@@gachecem_yt I'm working on an update to that video that goes a bit deeper. I think it should land by end of week next week. Not sure about stripe since they acquired lemon squeezy, not many options are left.

Hope the repo and video can help! Love that topic! Let me know if your talk is accepted!

@@guibibeau Sure thing!! I'd love to prep with you. It's gonna be awesome!

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Thank you! Glad you liked!

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Glad you liked it! Churning out more of those to empty my brain of all the valuable informations inlearn

@@guibibeau The world thanks you!! Would personally appreciate more of these.

I can't answer this in 1 comment but I can give you cues to guide your search: - The technology stack you will use. Are you limited by the constraints of the the gov organisation? - Will you need a long running server as opposed to serverless? - Do you have a devops team already that has some preference? Based on this I would say my recommendation would be to use Vercel if your constraint allow you. If they don't I would do either aws or cloudflare.

Oh thanks for that beautiful message! I’m focusing on new content these days! Hope you will like the new things!