Dustin Dannenhauer on Nostr: Claude sonnet: one of the best proprietary (if not best overall) LLM that exists. I ...
Claude sonnet: one of the best proprietary (if not best overall) LLM that exists. I use it to whenever I'm not already an expert at something:
- criticize my development ideas (such as redesigning the data pipeline behind dvmdash)
- generate first draft code prototypes (for example, I'll dump examples of Nostr code from Yuki Kishimoto (npub1drv…seet) 's nostr-sdk library relevant to the features I want)
- write first drafts of infrastructure stuff (dockerfiles, yaml config files, etc)
- debugging errors in server logs (i recently set up nostr-rs-relay for a DVM specific relay, and 8 hours later my relay went down. I dumped the logs into claude and it found that I needed to change two settings in my podman service)
- meme ideas and suggestions for meme templates I should consider for an underdeveloped meme idea
- looking up random terminal commands I don't remember (i.e. check the disk space on ubuntu, etc)
v0 is incredibly fun to play with to iterate on frontend designs. It renders the code as you chat and you can interact with the UI as you chat. I'm not a frontend person, so it's incredibly useful for me). I've been using it to quickly prototype some nostr app ideas.
Perplexity.ai:
- market research is the best use case I've found for it. Ask it about a market for a new app you want to build. Ask what competitors exist. Ask what people complain about each of those competitors. Have it estimate the potential market size, and put the data into a table. Ask it to update the table with a new column with new data. All of it is backed by citations to web links.
- it's my new go to search engine, it seems to be the only LLM-based search engine where you can follow up chat with it
- if claude or another LLM fails to answer something, I'll ask the same thing to perplexity, and if there's an answer online, it may find it
- criticize my development ideas (such as redesigning the data pipeline behind dvmdash)
- generate first draft code prototypes (for example, I'll dump examples of Nostr code from Yuki Kishimoto (npub1drv…seet) 's nostr-sdk library relevant to the features I want)
- write first drafts of infrastructure stuff (dockerfiles, yaml config files, etc)
- debugging errors in server logs (i recently set up nostr-rs-relay for a DVM specific relay, and 8 hours later my relay went down. I dumped the logs into claude and it found that I needed to change two settings in my podman service)
- meme ideas and suggestions for meme templates I should consider for an underdeveloped meme idea
- looking up random terminal commands I don't remember (i.e. check the disk space on ubuntu, etc)
v0 is incredibly fun to play with to iterate on frontend designs. It renders the code as you chat and you can interact with the UI as you chat. I'm not a frontend person, so it's incredibly useful for me). I've been using it to quickly prototype some nostr app ideas.
Perplexity.ai:
- market research is the best use case I've found for it. Ask it about a market for a new app you want to build. Ask what competitors exist. Ask what people complain about each of those competitors. Have it estimate the potential market size, and put the data into a table. Ask it to update the table with a new column with new data. All of it is backed by citations to web links.
- it's my new go to search engine, it seems to be the only LLM-based search engine where you can follow up chat with it
- if claude or another LLM fails to answer something, I'll ask the same thing to perplexity, and if there's an answer online, it may find it