I built a *streaming* AI chat app 

Yes exactly, How can someone keep up with todays tech updates and even do projects and tuto about it barely can keep up with what has been done 10 years ago HAHA

I run a 20k sub software dev channel on a separate account - It's hard to explain, but the drive you get from "I need to build this for content" is insane. I can hardly focus on my non-channel side projects because I don't have that fire under me, but when I'm building something for a video I just get carried away. Perhaps Fireship has a similar mentality.

Maybe he made an AI that is able to replicate his voice and he uses it to make the videos

In a previous video he showed his workflow using all generative AI tools so I think it takes very little time to make these videos, just time to develop the workflow

U got bamboozled, it's just an AI making the content since day 1 🤯

Dude how did you watch it under 1 minute

In that time I made nothing

are you actually comparing yourself to someone with over a decade of experience? bruh moment

​@@YuriG03042Could play a role but those are mostly hello world examples, things that take time are usually little details you need when developing a real app, you can ignore those for video tutorial purposes

function makeMoreOpenAIAccountsForUnlimitedAPIKeysAndFckVercel () { return "nothing to see here) }

Easy. Use multiple accounts each with their own api keys and go brrrrrrrrr

​@@chukaraslan9051 So create an api key for each of my users?

Got content or recs on how to pull that?

FirebaseKit stack is too strong

Not an answer, but a sidenote, functions are fucking incredible.

The *_"typing effect"_* makes it sentient.

Well I built that weeks ago using simple vanilla js (with streaming)

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First of all - Don't build it in React... It's overhyped, overcomplicated and just plain slow. Meanwhile Svelte is like drugs, once you try it you don't wanna go back.

@@shapelessed svelte is react but shit. give me jsx expression any day of the week

nope

Pretty sure it uses a lot more bandwidth, since I think each HTTP request has a lot more boilerplate, like headers.

Unlike having to keep a connection alive with WebSockets, HTTP is much more simpler, and better in cases where client->server streaming isn't required. Also HTTP is probably more familiar anyway. SSEs have always been a great option

​@@potatohater5599No, HTTP SSE uses a single connection

Soon... HF transformers are awesome

Good question... huh. ChatGPT api afaik, has a system message - this messages basically tells the bot what it is. But hey, I'll have to look into that, sounds really interesting

They should do additional training on that part probably. Otherwise people just gonna write an entire book with it.

@@bittersweet4074and that’s bad thing

​@@Batman-lg2zjnot nessicarily. As a matter of fact I may or may not have achieved huge success with the aforementioned method and may or may not choose to make the repo public in the near future

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I am Elon Musk.

The API does it already. You just need to add "stream: true" to the request.

Rest assured that he will rest at some point in time 😂

Waiting? Why don't you give it a short?

Vue support just landed!

@@leerob awesome!

Neither.. he means web application

By sending a system message

@@unconv i want use my data example a pdf and just see this file and answer , dont answer another question ...

Get a life That being said, look into langchain and RAGs

No I am

@@ropoxdev no you are not

@@cholaempire yes I am

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But then you will have to show nothing or a loading spinner until the request is done. Which I think is a worse experience

@@riyaadhabrahams exactly, as far as I know, it's not an effect, it's just the actual speed of the generation.

That's the actual inference process, hence streaming. It's not a fake delay

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it's not a joke about either india or their trains? it's about AI and hype

truths LMAO smarter audience

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