no1youknowz

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by no1youknowz 5mo ago
Agree, that was Feb. Not now, I cancelled mine on the 7th. Claude Opus via Gemini is just a few prompts then it locks you out for another week.
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by no1youknowz 6mo ago
I've been jumping from Claude -> Gemini -> GPT Codex. Both Claude and Gemini really reduced quotas and so I cancelled. Only subbed GPT for the special 2x quota in March and now my allocation is done as well. I decided to give o
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by no1youknowz 1y ago
Just recently Tauri announced: > This year we've got a lot of exciting innovations in store for you, like CEF and SERVO based webviews... From their discord.
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by no1youknowz 1y ago
> In-house graph-vector storage engine (to replace LMDB) Not sure if it's possible. But why not use fjall, if it is? [0] [0]: https://github.com/fjall-rs/fjall/
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by no1youknowz 2y ago
Haven't used it yet. But seeing as both Yugabyte and Cockroach being mentioned... pgEdge: https://github.com/pgedge/pgedge Demo: https://youtu.be/Gpty7yNlwH4?t=1873 Not affiliated with them. I re
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by no1youknowz 2y ago
I've seen a comment from the YT page: > While the downside of OT is p2p, the one up side is that you get GIT like history that is super valuable for us especially if we want to build a CDC system. How trivial would it be, to impleme
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by no1youknowz 2y ago
This is great. Competition is definitely needed in the Authentication/Authorization space. Quick question. How would this compare to supabase/gotrue [0] and permify [1]? [0]: https://github.com/supabase/auth
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by no1youknowz 3y ago
One use case this would immediately solve for me. Is travel. When I travel I'm usually in an airbnb, hotel room or temporary rented apartment for months at a time. Usually I may not even have a desk or a tiny one in the corner. Having
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by no1youknowz 3y ago
Are there plans for a native Golang library? That's the only thing stopping me from looking at this. Many thanks!
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by no1youknowz 4y ago
Yes, definitely. Put it on github, create a discord and see if a community forms around it.
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by no1youknowz 4y ago
> Looks like blitz is tRPC + next auth? From what I understand Blitz is their own implementation of tRPC, their own Auth system, Prisma and Typescript support. Blitz is also more of a toolkit that wraps around NextJS currently, but late
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by no1youknowz 4y ago
This is awesome. But I really want the other way. To be able to give it text and hear the speech. A TTS (text to speech). As a language learner, the ability to create my own sentences (based on existing ones I have, in changing a word her
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by no1youknowz 5y ago
While I am totally excited about Starship and version 2 (that blows my mind, btw). I cannot wait to see Starship dock (in orbit) with a frame that houses either nuclear or ion propulsion and then goes to Mars in 90 days or less. I envisage
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by no1youknowz 5y ago
Anyone remember the Ubuntu Edge? [0] Perhaps with todays announcement, a bit into the future we will see a new class of phone that unfolds into a tablet and even docks to a screen with accompanying magic keyboard and trackpad. I know, it&#x
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by no1youknowz 6y ago
What makes me most excited about Starship. Is not the first iteration. Of course, I will be ecstatic when it finally goes into space. But I cannot wait for version 2! Version 2 [0] has a diameter of 18m and an astonishing payload. Whilst
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by no1youknowz 6y ago
Here's how I cope: Q: Where's my phone? A: I think it's on the shelf somewhere. Honestly I don't know. Q: How many tabs do I have open. A: Currently 5 and never more than 10. Q: How many times do I watch the news on T
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Reminds me of this [0]. Ikenna learned (conversational?) French in 6 months. It's quite an inspiring video. After watching a few of his videos now, it definitely plays a part in continuing to motivate me learning Japanese. [0]: http
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
I know at the moment there is some controversy with the spacex satellites blocking astronomy viewing and I really hope there is a fix soon. But I would really like to see the day when governments aren't the only ones who build telescop
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
> If the EU doesn't the UK will The noises from the UK are that it won't [0]. But in reality let's see. We won't really know what happens until the ink has dried on the trade deal with the US and it has been publishe
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Here is what's happening in the UK. > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oJqJkfTdAg All I can hope for, is that some activist group takes the police to court and the legislative branch reacts to then impose rules for
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
As time goes on, it's increasingly looking likely that it won't be rolled out in Europe[0]. > "Libra is not welcome on European soil," French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire told reporters the sidelines of the annual
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
I'm going to get downvoted more. But honestly, I feel we are living in parallel worlds here. > Distant relationship, surely. She was negotiating a hard Brexit rather than the soft one No, Junker asked her if she wanted a FTA. She
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
What are you going on about? First you are saying, people did not know what they are voting for. Secondly, you are saying the deal on the table is not the one which was voted for. You are conflating two different issues here. On the second
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Yes, the proposed deal does do this. Because Boris just wants a quick win and then wants to say that Brexit is done and then wants to win a majority on december 12. It's one thing to do what's best for the country and what 17.4 m
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
> No vote has ever been very clear about what the people wanted concerning Brexit. There has never been a public vote on a hard Brexit, merely on an intention to leave the EU, without any plan or specification about how. Please stop spre
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Probably not. A few weeks ago, I went from zero to building something with it. The documentation is certainly not as good as Vue. Which is a shame. I wish someone from their team talked to the documentation master over at Vue and made th
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
A bit of a contrarian opinion. But nasa, whilst lauded for their achievements thus far. Due to the issues like: - politics surrounding it - regulations - money dependent on jobs (think SLS program) - ever changing goals (bush, obama, now
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Coreteks did a really nice video on Risc V. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67KW4t42SZk
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
Jake the Peg, did just that [0]. [0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJleJbn9G6Y
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by no1youknowz 7y ago
I firmly believe that the brain is a form of quantum computing. I also believe that moving the consciousness from a 90yo close to death to a cloned body containing a newly grown brain or then later on a silicon based one will be possible i

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