wey-gu

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Cumora the Team Harness from Yetone(github.com)
1 points by wey-gu 1mo ago|0 comments
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Rent the Intelligence. Own the Memory(nowledge-labs.ai)
3 points by wey-gu 2mo ago|0 comments
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by wey-gu 5mo ago
Interestingly i had been building a terminal in rust and libghostty(with Linux and windows supported too) with built-in agent that understands terminal, too. And the motivation was warp is doing a little bit more than a terminal. https:&#x
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Con: The terminal with a harness, nothing more(con.nowledge.co)
1 points by wey-gu 5mo ago|0 comments
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Con: A Terminal with A harness(github.com)
4 points by wey-gu 5mo ago|1 comments
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by wey-gu 5mo ago
I had been building con for a few weeks, it’s built in rust(GPUI) and libghostty, plus rig, the rust agent framework. It’s built for the old-school terminal users, who, still do lots of work within terminal(not tui only), yet, with ai harne
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by wey-gu 6mo ago
Amazing work!
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by wey-gu 9mo ago
toad is next level in many ways
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Vendor lock-in vs. open metadata architecture? What works?(medium.com)
2 points by wey-gu 10mo ago|5 comments
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by wey-gu 10mo ago
I was reading an article earlier today, and it brought me back to a question I’ve heard over and over again in real data/infra teams: Do we just accept vendor lock-in because it’s convenient, or do we take the pain and build an open, m
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by wey-gu 10mo ago
I was reading an article earlier today, and it brought me back to a question I’ve heard over and over again in real data/infra teams: Do we just accept vendor lock-in because it’s convenient, or do we take the pain and build an open, m
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by wey-gu 11mo ago
Yeah, so sad as a contributor and downstream user. Hopefully they will ship cool new things.
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Unsloth/Denial is amazing.
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by wey-gu 1y ago
the backend is down now?
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The Open Source xAI Ani that's next level(github.com)
3 points by wey-gu 1y ago|1 comments
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by wey-gu 1y ago
AIRI is underrated.
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Airi is amazing
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Get AI-powered command suggestions **directly** in your zsh shell(github.com)
2 points by wey-gu 1y ago|1 comments
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by wey-gu 1y ago
by yetone author of avante.nvim
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LLM Chat via SSH(github.com)
38 points by wey-gu 1y ago|24 comments
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Thanks~
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by wey-gu 1y ago
ha, thanks, make sense
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Thanks! This is the ultimate shape I am going to pursue!
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Haha yeah, I put a (I know) in the readme > Effortless Setup: No PostgreSQL install needed—just Node.js(I know)! Was just to have kind of SQLite dx in 1 hour thus did so. And then I thought why not open source it? Maybe in v2 I could ab
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by wey-gu 1y ago
wow thanks! Should I use bun instead of node now?
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by wey-gu 1y ago
I think the ultimate version in such use case would be carefully wire-up the baremetal one with ad-hoc in-mem-disk or tempdir :), this could be a future backend of py-pglite(planned in v2). For now, it's more accessible for me to hack
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by wey-gu 1y ago
yeah, w/o py-pglite attempt this should be the only approach, the pglite ideally could make it more flexibly/lightweight in unittest cases, but as you mentioned it's never felt slow, it should be fine to working on it. And ac
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by wey-gu 1y ago
Thanks, duno this before and it looks like the ultimate shape py-pglite in js world~~
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by wey-gu 1y ago
the target would be just baremetal binary with some changes needed and the purpose was just to be python dx optimized
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by wey-gu 1y ago
wow, thanks! it should be feasible! and as I recall there are such thing from some databases(chromadb, milvus-lite) in the py-first communities. we could think big to someday do that within py-pglite project actually. let me put it as the r

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