been using savvy for a bit - shantanu gave me early access!
love how simple it is to use, personally been loving the savvy ask/explain in the last couple of weeks - been super easy to ask questions in the terminal and just get answers
but the history is quite good too, very cool to share notebooks with others on the team
want to thank the op for sharing this; i threw this together in the last couple of days ramping out to the "steamroll" - we think one of the key problems in LLMs in general but esp voice is evals and wanted to have a good place to evaluate voice-to-voice systems. these systems can be end-to-end like openai or (asr+llm)->tts or asr->(llm+tts) or asr->llm->tts
we built an ELO benchmark very much in the style of LMSYS and will be releasing results every two weeks
As JS (Mostly TS) devs, we feel like AI or LLM tooling in JS kinda sucks rn, that said most production applications inevitably end up being in JS, so a friend and I (mostly friend) started hacking on a new JS native library for making it easier to write prompts.
The idea of the library is to give a much more ergonomic syntax for writing complex prompts, the repo itself goes much more in detail https://github.com/LevanKvirkvelia/salute
To follow up on this, we did update the pricing now https://ffmpeg.guide/pricing which should be effective from Nov 1st. Gonna try to move some more lifetime deals at a slightly higher price before then
As a hobbyist who doesn't _need_ this, the 6-node free plan feels very reasonable for tinkering around and sanity-checking something.
As someone with a project at work that involves setting up an ffmpeg project in the future, I'm now expecting to talk to my boss about expensing this and I think it's at the perfect price point where it won't take too much effort to get them to budge.
