mukgupta

With a lot of hype and promises surrounding Large Language Models (LLMs), what use cases have cut through the noise and proven to be truly useful in production? Share your insights on real-world applications that are making a difference!

Consider the following scenario:

a) You tell me something you desperately want to be good at and make a commitment b) I follow up with you on a regular basis (email/phone/video), track your progress and send you reports occasionally

We have a distributed system where multiple services interact with each other, and we often run into inconsistent data states due to one or more services failing. What sort of methodologies can we use to identify such inconsistencies (e.g. anomaly detection systems)

It might be a SaaS tool or any product or service online.

Some of the categories that I could think of are as follows:-

1) Automate X task. 2) Curated list of X delivered to Inbox. 3) Simple API for doing X. 4) Integrate X with Y.

Would love to hear the thoughts of HN community on this.

We have a SAAS product and we offer it on a monthly/yearly subscription. Once of our products is an API which is also offered on a subscription basis.(Price range, $75-$300 per month). One of our clients recently requested that we license our APIs to them, to be run on their servers for security reasons.

1) Should I offer it for lifetime/yearly license? 2) Assuming, I go for lifetime license, how do I price it. Our costliest API plan currently comes as $300/month. ? 3) If I offer it on a yearly license, how do I make sure that they renew it. Since, ours is a nodejs app, they'll have all the code and technically they don't need to renew anything to make it work. 4) If I go for yearly license, do I just offer it for Monthly pricing X 12?

Most of the times my password is same as/a variant of a generic password that I keep on most of the sites. Now usually what happens is that some website has some specific rule for setting passwords like it should be alphanumeric, have one Special character, or a capitalized character etc. Due to this, I end up resetting my password which wouldn't be needed if I was aware of the password rules. Wouldn't it be simply better if websites can simply tell you the password rules in case of failed password attempt. I don't see any security issue with that. Do other HNers face similar problem?

I am a new to Artificial Intelligence and was studying how convolutional neural networks are used for image recognition. Can a similar technique be employed to identify patterns in source code. If yes, we can use such a technique for suggesting the code snippets from the existing code. Now given the amount of open source code we have it would be fair to assume that we can find patterns in code. I understand the complexity of such a system would be huge but I just want to understand if its possible from an AI perspective.

Now a days, I see a trend going on. People create small tools which might be slightly related or even unrelated to their actual product. The goal behind such tools is to bring more traffic or help in seo.

e.g. http://ad-spend-calculator.qwilr.com/

Please share any tools you have created for similar purposes.