Sharon_Q
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Comment · 1 year ago
It is difficult to make it small and powerful at the same time. Unless there is a major technological breakthrough, the L3 to L5
Comment · 1 year ago
Thank you for your support! I plan to do the first phase of development: the first step is to improve the current backend and database, the second step is to add user comments and rating functions, and the third step is to deploy the domain name and connect to ga4 to view data. Phase II: I will add more funny websites and enrich my blog
Comment · 1 year ago
I'm the most beautiful, kindest, and most lovable website builder. Although I live in a serious family in China, I'm wild at heart. I've always loved freedom and humor. I've always wanted to create a quirky website where I could meet and become friends with interesting people from all over the world. I've built a front-end using V0. Do you think this website will be well-received? If it's well-received, I'll continue researching how to connect to the back-end and database, and deploy it on my own domain.
Comment · 1 year ago
Thanks for the thoughtful comment! We totally agree—chasing hyper-optimization can sometimes lead to overengineered solutions with marginal gains. We’ve seen this firsthand while training our models. One example: we once explored a complex multi-layer architecture for a recommendation system, aiming for a 2% performance boost. But after profiling, we found a simpler ensemble approach delivered nearly the same results with half the compute cost and way less maintenance overhead. Would love to hear about any examples you’ve come across! What’s a time your team nailed that performance-complexity balance?
Comment · 1 year ago
You found it! We pre-trained the LLM model ourselves and did a lot of engineering optimizations. What have you done with autocoder.cc? Please share your case link!
Comment · 1 year ago
There is a free trial. And you can send an email to apply for a free basic package!
Comment · 1 year ago
It seems that you are lucky to encounter our grayscale test! Do you want to test more new features in advance?
Comment · 1 year ago
Oh, it seems that you like the userflow feature! This is one of our innovations that can strengthen the user's control over the product. Do you think it is boring to generate through chat? What method do you expect?
Comment · 1 year ago
Hey Hackernews,
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Key Features - Front-end, back-end & database generation by simple chat - Query to userflow to ensure clarity. - Edit manually where you'd like to update with efficiency and controllability. - One-click deployment - Diverse models & reasonable pricing
Here are some of my favourite cases about Autocoder.cc → - Build an order management system for a coffee shop - Build a website for a venture capital company - Build a personal blog for expertise on product hunt
What's the offer? We are giving away one-month BASIC subscription for the lovely Hackernews community. Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]. Thank you for your support and excited for you all to try it.
Your voice matters! Feel free to reach out to us and share your cases, ideas or any bugs. X: https://x.com/autocoder_dev Discord: https://discord.com/invite/dswYXGaWan Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@AutoCoder_dev
What cases will you be sharing with Autocoder.cc today?
Comment · 1 year ago
are you product manager？