finally a good alternative to e2b. Minor nit - it would be good to also have a screenshot in the docs on how to inspect what agent is working on or how to debug if its stuck
as a primarily backend developer I find cursor and chatgpt/grok (for more compelx components) totally amazing. I can finally build UIs that I want for my projects :) I think I have good taste (lol) I just could never spend those hours and days polishing.
Now I can ask it to do some frontend while I focus on backend in the meantime.
I always thought that fine tuning is more like getting a style rather than memorizing information word to word or at least the facts. What are the next steps to ensure that it doesn't start pulling info from the base knowledge and reference the docs instead?
How long does it usually take to train? 10-15 minutes on what doc size?
happened to me after riding maybe five times on MT-09 :) Since my iphone was a bit old anyways decided to buy a new one and this time also get the apple insurance just in case.
For navigation I now use Beeline. You need to get used a bit more for the way it gives instructions but it's also way less distracting than having a phone on your bike.
have you tried other models to generate embeddings? I am going to that direction too to create an additional layer of helpers for search.
Also, thinking if the document is not too big, it might fit into the initial context with the prompt
Didn't want to sound disrespectful, I did like the UI and liked the idea of self-hosting. Regarding fork vs pr - just putting myself into their shoes I understand why there's probably no will to make the self-hosting easy and potentially make it a bit harder than it should be :)
the problem with cal.com "open source" self-hosting is that they have made it quite difficult to run yourself. For example this https://developer.cal.com/self-hosting/docker actually doesn't provide docker images but you need to build it yourself because for some reason frontend needs hardcoded hostname. In no other app I have seen such limitations :)
Also, an older version from a year ago just stopped working, couldn't fix it, couldn't update it either :D
It would be good if someone made a fork with fixed setup and docker images for self-hosting :)
Paying for copilot :) at least in go it’s great to write tests and sometimes some smaller functions :) totally worth paying for it, even from your own pocket if the company wouldn’t allow expensing it
I self host a ton of things! :) it's really much less hassle than people think. I started with Docker compose and eventually started using my side project https://synpse.net/ for it as it just helps to move things around and update things remotely. I just wish more tools embraced 12 factor app style deployment :)
- GKE kubernetes
- Managed Postgres (CloudSQL)
- GCS buckets for file storage
- Cloudflare for DNS
- Countour for ingress
- Keel for automating deployment updates
- Mailgun
- Sentry (errors)
- Node-RED various little automations such as healthchecks
Planning to introduce Elasticsearch too, so far I have been testing the operator and it seems to be pretty good quality.
From maintenance perspective GKE is great, as long as the bills are paid, no need to login there pretty much ever. As a one man company this means a lot, I try to never spend any time on ops.
I have it connected to 4 accounts with a lot of data/events, over ~3 years nothing happened. I did encounter crashes initially due to some nvidia driver issue :| and another time due to my ram stick, otherwise it's more stable than macos.