I came across Antheia Paysage. It is a family landscape company for designing, building and maintaining terraces, parks and gardens in Paris and western Paris.

I also found their Figma community file and Linktree.

I came across Euzoia. It publishes weekly best-practice notes for a good life around change, growth, home, money and community.

I also found their Figma community file.

I came across DoneThat. DoneThat automatically tracks time and work, then uses that data for productivity coaching without manual timesheets.

I also found Christoph’s Cal.com page, Topmate profile, Linktree, HN discussion and Microsoft marketplace listing.

I came across StockIntent. It helps investors research companies with financial data, screeners, reports, watchlists, valuation models and backtesting.

I also found the Webflow showcase page, Figma community file, Cal.com page, Topmate profile and Jacques Wengler’s Linktree.

If you’re fan of my SEO Kickstarter (I just did a silent release of V2) you might be interested in my Affiliate program - I share 40% of all I make with you. Why? Because I think marketing is a big part of the job and with your help I can reach many more potential buyers!

On top of this I’m giving 1% of my revenue to carbon removal

If you have any questions about the launch feel free to book a 30m session with me (see also my profile page)
I also tried figma make to redesign the products page but it didn’t come out quite right :))

Every time I change my wifi at home my HP color laser 150nw stops working and I need to spend more than 1 hour finding the right docs on the internet.

Here’s what I found is working:

1. Download HP Smart app on your iPhone
2. Reset the printer by unplugging the power cord, press the power button for 15s, then plug the power, leave the power button pressed until you hear a click and the printer turns on
3. To be sure, reset the wifi by pressing the blue wifi button for 15s - the power button and an button flash
4. Start the setup process in the HP Smart app: new printer, then click “printer not listed” -> Wifi
5. Then it prompts you to switch to your printers wifi. Do that. The wifi name should have “setup” in the name
6. If you choose the wifi network and it asks for a password you’re stuck (online manuals say 12345678 is tha password or that it prints the password when pressing the green down button for 20s - both were not true for me) - you need to do the reset again
7. Now there should be a progress bar in your mobile app. For me it got stuck the first time so I needed to go back to step 2.

Yes, it seems like HP did a real quality product here.
Not!

My wife Irene started an offer “Hilfe im Alltag”, where she focusses on people overwhelmed with their household who need help and support in certain areas of everyday life:

1. Decluttering
2. Keeping the household in order
3. Budgeting
4. Cleaning
5. Menu planning / Cooking

Her region is restricted to the area of Bülach/Rafzerfeld.

She helps people to get back into a well working household where everything is tidy and clean and to regain confidence in their own abilities.

Link: irenehilft.ch

ChatGPT’s UI (and most of the 3rd party tools) have streaming output. This is not just a gimmick but follows the way LLMs generate the output: word for word.

So you usually also want to output to the user: word for word.

Turns out this is very simple to achieve.

My first attempt was using web sockets - which turned out to be unstable and needs lots of overhead. In came Ilias, who created a ChatGPT to Telegram Bot that streams responses to users. He was like: »man, why are you using sockets for this!?« And enlightened me that the same thing is possible with good ol’ http requests.

Plus: This method uses zero additional dependencies.

Hope that I’ve wet your appetite.

So enough of those introductory bubbles, let’s talk tech.

The whole idea is that the frontend (react) POSTs a JSON to backend (flask) which then “streams” the data back by outputting line by line, leaving the HTTP connection open until all is done.

ChatGPT is great, no question. But when I tried using the API, I found the speed of the response lacking.

When using OpenAIs web frontend I saw that the answer is appearing word for word.

I thought: »I might be able to stream the chatGPT api response in realtime. This way the user has immediate feedback without needing to wait for 20 seconds«.

And - lo and behold - this is possible!

Update 2023-10: Turns out there is a much simpler way to achieve the same without websockets, without needing to run gunicorn with only one worker, patching openai etc: read here.

What we’re building today:

1. Call ChatGPT API
2. Stream the data with SocketIO from python (flask)
3. Receive the data in react using SocketIO and display it bit as bit in realtime

This howto covers:

• image upload with <input type="file" multiple /> component
• frontend in next.js (97% is react, so if you’re using react this howto should work for you too)
• backend in python: uploading to s3 (I’m using Flask but 97% is framework agnostic)
• image reordering with dndkit
• image deletion
• image rotation in python using Pillow