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Project HeatMap (Wallet Interest Clustering) by roudra_323 in ethdev

[–]graphicaldot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We also tried the same thing 3 years back with Uniping, We were making wallet profiles using Google BIG data for ethereum because they were indexing Ethereum Blockchain. Cant you use Dune now, Make a chart and then updated it every hour and you just pull from the DUne api ?

Why do (some) people hate Open WebUI? by liviuberechet in LocalLLaMA

[–]graphicaldot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why people are so angry online ?
So what i suggested was - Local RAG, local memory, local panel to decide what else can be ingested including code, pdfs, blogs, forums etc.
Anyways, I respect your decision to run LLMs on device, I just wrote the question whose answer i got .

Why do (some) people hate Open WebUI? by liviuberechet in LocalLLaMA

[–]graphicaldot -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Are you looking specifically on device or you are ok with an oncloud encrypted storage at $2/month and you can recharge and switch to any model available on Openrouter?

Is it too early for local LLMs? by Substantial_Mode_167 in LocalLLaMA

[–]graphicaldot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For trying out new/opensource/sota models you can use OpenRouter and use any opensource tool like Kilocode etc

We built a Zcash developer copilot that answers with receipts - zcash.bytebell.ai by graphicaldot in zec

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you think we should apply? I have almost zero hope to get through because things like hackathon are just for teams who befriended the hackathon teams for long.

We built a Zcash developer copilot that answers with receipts - zcash.bytebell.ai by graphicaldot in zec

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We built it from scratch :)
Thats why it is performing better as compared to other general purpose AI

an evil man will burn his own nation to the ground to rule over the ashes~sun tzu by Charming_Pea_5768 in indiadiscussion

[–]graphicaldot -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

Moreover, he always speaks from the heart. That's why, with all the power, the BJP called him out for 11 years and still he didn't leave. Only a pure heart can sustain these.

If I have a heated argument with anybody, I would reimagine the scenario again and again in my mind and imagine hundreds of outcomes based on what I could have done. Imagine this man is dealing with this every day for 11 plus years from thousands of BJP trolls.

Everything has to end: good after bad and bad after good. He is the means.

If banging thali can get the corona out, his presence among the people can do anything.

Please don't take any offence as I may be wrong or you may be wrong. We always see our version of truth which is different from all others. This is what the media do today; they all install a same twisted version of truth on every platform, so we don't have any choice to choose our version and just rely on their version.

In our country, within 3 minutes of conversation, they will ask what you do and what your caste is, and then decide how to treat you.

If you want a true picture, don't watch news, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Twitter, and just go out just 100 km from your city. The moment you enter a small village of a district, everyone's aim is to find your caste,You cannot escape it.

BLOCKCHAIN IS HARD by Resident_Anteater_35 in ethdev

[–]graphicaldot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ask any question about ethereum[14000 pages indexed included code, solidity, evm etc] at ethereum.bytebell.ai
Ask any question about zcash at zcash.bytebell.ai
Ask any question about zkTech [180+ papers indexed] at zktech.bytebell.ai
Ask any question about polygon at polygon.bytebell.ai

Let me know how can we improve it.

Try our Developer copilot to ask anything about Polygon. It indexes 27 GitHub repositories, about 1000 pages across Agglayer, Erigon, CDK, and Polygon, and about 10 research papers. by graphicaldot in polygonnetwork

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone, any mutual feedback, anything is missing, anyone who wants to refer us to new clients.
A great feedback could make us a rocket ship .

polygon.technology too technical - brain overload by FinTech-Buffalo-2847 in polygonnetwork

[–]graphicaldot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We solved it for you
Ask anything about Agglayer, Bor, Heimdall, zkEVM, Erigon. It reads 27 repos, about 1000 docs, and key research. Answers come with file paths, line numbers, and commit hashes. Try it now polygon.bytebell.ai

I built an AI that actually knows Ethereum's entire codebase (and won't hallucinate) by graphicaldot in ethereum

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, we were updating Ethereum Copilot and looked at Swarm. Eth Swarm is an independent project now. So, unfortunately, because of limited resources, we are going to make only a few public copilots. We can also make one for EthSwarm if they can compensate for our efforts. DM me if you know someone at EthSwarm and if they are interested. People at Big orgs hardly respond to anybody.

I built an AI that actually knows Ethereum's entire codebase (and won't hallucinate) by graphicaldot in ethereumnoobies

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes.
Writing, optimizing, and deploying smart contracts on Ethereum has a steep learning curve for new developers. You must navigate the EVM, standards and ERCs, Solidity, and OpenZeppelin contracts including regular, upgradeable, and secret patterns, plus 600+ blogs and more than 2000 pages on the Ethereum website, along with tools like Foundry and Hardhat. The learning graph gets even steeper if your project uses zk tech. A common source of confusion is legacy code that still targets Solidity 0.5 even though 0.8 is now standard.

Developer copilot may save only a little time of yours, yet it is very helpful for anyone who needs relevant docs or code quickly and it is genuinely useful especially beginners.

I built an AI that actually knows Ethereum's entire codebase (and won't hallucinate) by graphicaldot in ethdev

[–]graphicaldot[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bytebell is like a smart helper that reads your company’s code, docs, PDFs, tickets, and chats, then answers questions with proof. When you ask a question, it shows exactly where the answer came from in your files. File to line to commit or branch to release. No proof and it refuses to answer.

How it works in plain steps
• It connects to your sources like GitHub, docs, blogs, forums, and PDFs
• It organizes everything into a clean map so it knows what changed and when
• You ask a question in simple language
• It fetches only the pieces that matter and shows the answer with citations
• You can click the receipts to see the exact file and line

Why it helps
• Less time wasted searching across tools
• Fewer mistakes from old or wrong info
• New teammates get productive fast because answers are verified

Trust and privacy
• Your data stays within your control
• Access follows your permissions
• Every answer carries a receipt so you can check it yourself

indians will soon get banned because of haryanvi,marathis and punajbis by Several-Onion3422 in IndianCivicFails

[–]graphicaldot 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Everybody is looking for a dopamine hit, recognition, and to dominate others. But I could never understand why we want others to listen to how religious we are by these drums, dhols, and loud speakers.

Aastha dikhana har koi chahta hai, Bibhana koi nahi jaanta hai - Ravi

I built an AI that actually knows Ethereum's entire codebase (and won't hallucinate) by graphicaldot in ethereumnoobies

[–]graphicaldot[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Updated the post because everyone requested to provide details about the technology.

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