Duarte Martins

When trying out the snippet shown in the hugging face page it returns an error: from huggingface_hub import InferenceClient import os client = InferenceClient( "mistralai/Mistral-Large-Instruct-2407", token=os.getenv("hf_token"), ) for message in client.chat_completion( messages=[{"role": "user", "content": "What is the capital of France?"}], max_tokens=500, stream=True, ): ...

A genuinely very useful book! Highly recommended if you want to make your deployments a breeze.

Congrats. How does this compare to Strong?

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I considered building this, but thought it was just a matter of time before OpenAI implements it, and people can always use the Assistant API to build their bots with auth - what do you think?

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Is this like SiteGPT?

I guess I’m the target market here. I currently use LibreWolf as my daily driver which is fantastic, however I’ve always had the feeling that I’m free riding off Mozilla and the revenue they make from Firefox, so I don’t think the ideal browser exists yet. A few top of mind questions that people like me like to see answered: Is Ulaa open source? Is it another Chromium based browser? How is...

I've added my three reviews. I think programmes like these are great to incentivise the genuine user base of product hunt. It's a great community but you have to try and avoid having it be swarmed with bots or users who aren't actually first-adopters or interested in tech products.

Nice one, this was a good enough incentive for me! I reviewed Espanso, Spectacle, and Tailkit.

I saw Tailkits in an Indiehackers post and thought I'd share my thoughts here. I've been using Rails 7 and Jekyll with Tailwind CSS for a while and finding decent components and templates sometimes feels like looking for a needle in a haystack. I have a couple go-tos but it's great to see all of these aggregated into one place. As for the UX, it's pretty good as you'd expect, just...

API reference seems down. How do I use this in a rails app? I just need the most basic low code solution to enable users to process billing. Nothing fancy, just for basic subscription management.

Very cool, I look forward to using this as I improve my Ruby on Rails knowledge.