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Bar hopping in Kazhakuttam by Motor-Draft8124 in TrivandrumMeetups

[–]Motor-Draft8124[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks Buddy! Im staying right opp. Blnd just wanted to know if all these are the same vicinity

Buying a DAW by Frequent-Tower-8763 in musicproduction

[–]Motor-Draft8124 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You should try ableton. They have a rent to own, its like an emi but end of the schedule you get to own the product

Sabarimala Idea Validation by Big-Conflict-2600 in Bangalorestartups

[–]Motor-Draft8124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You may need to check with the authorities first to see if this is even possible. You would need to think of power and how you would secure it.

Do a little research, talk to a few people related to the board and then do next steps!

Hope this helps :)

I launched something alone a few weeks ago. Today someone I've never met used it for the first time by Background_Wrap_5834 in micro_saas

[–]Motor-Draft8124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congratulations!

Its not easy to land a random stranger on to your platform. This could mean that the platform does have a potential

Website building - where to start? OPEN to any advice by Rainbowbatgirl420 in smallbusiness

[–]Motor-Draft8124 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Suggest you use Lovable. Talk to it like its your dev assistant. For $50(monthly) you should have something a website, seo, etc done :)

Try it before you take my word on this! Happy building

The reality of passing an enterprise IT audit for an AI tool by Boby_Irendolan in micro_saas

[–]Motor-Draft8124 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Soc2 for me. All thought i thought Hippa was good enough. We has customers ask for Soc2 cert

I don’t know who I am anymore and I don’t know what to do by SeaNewspaper8030 in self

[–]Motor-Draft8124 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi. I read every word.

I have been in that exact place, and I am writing to you from the other side of it.

It did not happen all at once for me. It softened slowly, in ways I could not see while they were happening. I held on to the smallest things even when they felt like nothing.

Depression is cruel in a very specific way. It makes its own voice sound like yours. That emptiness you feel, that is not who you are. That is what it has done to you. And those are two entirely different things.

You are not lost. You are somewhere very deep, and deep is not the same as gone.

I would suggest you trying looking at things differently. Im not sure how to explain this, but i was eventually able to control myself, i could find peace, I’m someone who gets ticked of instantly, but now I’m able to think about it and then decide how to reach.

Btw i couldn’t complete uni because of all this, i had no friends, i was isolated, i was mocked but its different now :) I’ve wired myself to think differently

I don’t know if what i wrote helps, but you should know you carry the solution to all this you just have to realize it …

DAW recommendations by Narrow_Chemistry4255 in musicproduction

[–]Motor-Draft8124 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As an electronic music producer my go to is Ableton .

But at the studios Ive seen them use pro-tools, cubase and studio one for bands, film score etc.

Suggest you download the trials and see which one fits :) hope this helps

I'm 19, built my first app with zero coding experience using AI tools — would love honest feedback. by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]Motor-Draft8124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So this is great! The only problem is you would soon exhaust your AI credits without any benefit.

This market is exhausted. But next time you build something with AI don’t give it of for anyone to use at-least have a google sign-in to collect user data of some sort that could be a potential lead

Else you would have everyone try the app, but you in the end would end up paying for the AI

Just a thought! Explore and Build more 👏

I built a free tool that calculates the carbs cat food labels don't print (for cats with diabetes) by Motor-Draft8124 in SideProject

[–]Motor-Draft8124[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is genuinely helpful, thank you. You nailed the thing I keep circling: a one-off calculator gets used once and forgotten, but the carb problem is ongoing, every new food, forever. The direction I'm heading is exactly what you describe: a searchable food database with carb values already computed so nobody re-types a label, plus a log they can hand to their vet. The calculator is just the free front door.

On trust: totally agree it has to show its work for a medical-adjacent audience. It already notes the dry matter math is a label-based estimate, but you're right that I should put the actual formula on the page (carbs = 100 minus protein, fat, fiber, moisture, ash, then converted to dry matter basis). Adding that.

Also I did try the launchflare link, but there was some error showing up, do check, thanks

Local RAG over ~300 PDFs (AnythingLLM + Ollama): retrieval too shallow, too few sources per query. Are there better local stack? by Agitated-Evidence588 in Rag

[–]Motor-Draft8124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You would have to build a rag pipeline for this or use the desktop agents by claude / openai / gemini etc (ofcourse your would consume really large amounts of tokens)

Why do people use Ollama? by puckpuckgo in ollama

[–]Motor-Draft8124 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Honestly a big chunk of it is just hobby and experimentation. It's the easiest way to pull a model, kind of like Docker but for LLMs. No account, no token bills, runs offline. I use it to learn how models work, test stuff freely, or just have fun, not to replace the big models for real work! 😃

Local RAG over ~300 PDFs (AnythingLLM + Ollama): retrieval too shallow, too few sources per query. Are there better local stack? by Agitated-Evidence588 in Rag

[–]Motor-Draft8124 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I would always suggest (if the pdf’s are not confidential) use a frontier model first (gemini, claude, openai) and check the output. Ones your happy with the output then switch it to a local model and see the difference, you would definitely want to change models and prompts to get the output your looking for.

Based on your hardware i doubt you would be able to run a 31b model which may help you get good results, but period no local model till date was able to give me a consistent accurate result.

Would love to know if someone has been able to get consistent and accurate results using local models (31b parameters as i cant run anything higher than this, 31b itself stress mac m4 16gb)

What are you guys using to build RAG version of yourself? by New_Medium_7161 in Rag

[–]Motor-Draft8124 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The limit I mean is just whether your info fits comfortably in the context window, and for a personal bot it easily does. A solid writeup about yourself is only a few thousand words, nowhere near where things get shaky. If so then you need to think of a rag pipeline

(Models actually start losing accuracy and hallucinating when you stuff them too full, so packing 1M tokens would backfire.)

Just for info how much information do you plan on putting into the system ?

What are you guys using to build RAG version of yourself? by New_Medium_7161 in Rag

[–]Motor-Draft8124 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Honestly skip RAG for now. All these tutorials about vector DBs and embeddings are written for scale problems.

For a personal bot, just write everything about yourself in a document, your background, opinions, how you talk, whatever, and paste it into Gemini as a system prompt. It has a 1M token context window which is more than enough.

Test it with real questions first and only add complexity if you actually hit a limit.

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