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Idea for GPT Plugin: Citus Shard Key Selection in Postgres by blinkov

In this blog post, you will learn how one could benefit from OpenAI’s chat plugin ecosystem to enhance the capabilities of the state-of-the-art chat completion models when tackling a real-world Postgres and Citus use case: choosing the right shard key (also known as the distribution column). If you are already using the Citus database extension

ByHackTechMay 24, 20230Comments

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Show HN: Babel plugin that enhances JavaScript functions with custom attributes by ghoolishmonkey

A Babel plugin that enhances JavaScript functions with custom attributes, providing additional metadata and annotations. Example Input $attr(middlewares([‘auth’]), can([‘create’])) function routeHandler(req, res) { // some code } Output function routeHandler(req, res) { // some code } (function () { const attributes = new Map(); attributes.set(middlewares, middlewares([‘auth’])); attributes.set(can, can([‘create’])); routeHandler.__attributes__ = attributes; })(); Installation You can

ByHackTechMay 19, 20230Comments

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Show HN: ChatGPT Plugin that semantically searches Google Maps by sdan

chatmaps is a chatgpt plugin that allows you to semantically search google maps. currently is geo-locked to San Francisco, California. Usage Interact with the ChatMaps by installing this URL into the ChatGPT plugin interface: chatmaps.sdan.io “Kinda like Blue Bottle” “Sweetgreen but not sweetgreen” “Find a romantic Italian restaurant in North Beach” “Sushi places with outdoor

ByHackTechApril 28, 20230Comments

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Ask HN: Chat GPT plugin to copy response as HTML by mumugo

Hi, I've been playing around with doc2.site which uses Google Docs to create web pages. I tried several Chat GPT plugins to enhance my doc content with semantics like headings, emphasised text etc.The problem is I always get plain text responses from Chat GPT (and plugins) even if you ask for the HTML output and

ByHackTechApril 5, 20230Comments

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ESLint plugin to detect vulnerable imports by pmestha

As JavaScript developers, we all want to write secure, reliable, and maintainable code. But with the vast ecosystem of packages and libraries available, it can be difficult to keep track of which ones are trustworthy and which ones may introduce security vulnerabilities into our projects.This is where the ESLint Plugin from PrivJs comes into play.…

ByHackTechDecember 9, 20221Comment

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