Using `cat file.txt | ...` has always felt more natural to me, so I still use it.
If I need to build a long command I've been using the excellent `up` tool to do it, e.g. `cat file.txt | up`
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If I need to build a long command I've been using the excellent `up` tool to do it, e.g. `cat file.txt | up`
Gosub, despite have 2.6k Github stars, has a grand total of 0 sponsors. They literally take in no money. This is someone's unpaid side project.
I expect a designer would be welcome to contribute a design, just like coders can contribute code.
I used to contribute to Exercism a lot (I'm still technically a maintainer but haven't meaningfully helped in a while), I think it was the first OSS project I contributed a large amount of effort to. I was more or less the sole maintainer for C++ for a while and also helped with the C track.
It's definitely a good service and OSS project, I recommend it a lot. Fundamentally though people don't want to pay for things that they can get for free, or they're used to getting for free.
If people actually want OSS projects to survive, you should be giving a little bit of recurring money. I set aside $XX/month to distribute to projects and I don't even work anymore.
> A few of the climbers had said that the automatic belay ropes on the right hand lane did not feel right, so the cherry picker was replacing those and not the hold that I had noticed being out of place. The climbers had noticed something wasn’t quite right, but hadn’t said anything about the out of place hold.
It was probably just two separate problems.
If your OSS contribution budget is $0, you're part of the problem.
The same of course applies to companies but 1000x more.
Interrupting output (or streaming responses in general) won't work in a non-custom chat client, but I don't tend to use that anyways.
I also can't tell if matrix-chatgpt-bot supports sending images, but Chaz does.
Chaz supports switching the model used at any time as well, including in the middle of the chat. So you can setup many separate models and switch between them as necessary for different rooms.
Stop re-building chat clients, I already have one!
Ideally they would just run their own chatbot on different existing chat platforms that you could verify your API key with, but with my project you can at least run that chatbot yourself.
[0] - https://github.com/arcuru/chaz
[1] - https://jackson.dev/post/chaz/ (Blog Post)
So I think you're right, saying it's a motherboard thing may be slightly more accurate :)
The oldest Intel CPUs supported were released in 2017.
So I wrote https://github.com/arcuru/chaz to connect any LLM to Matrix so that I could use any Matrix client with any LLM.
That got me writing a Matrix bot account in Rust, and I couldn't find a simple bot framework so I split out a bot framework in https://github.com/arcuru/headjack
But _then_ I realized a really easy bot I could write that would also be very useful for me, and I wrote https://github.com/arcuru/pokem which is sort of a clone of ntfy.sh but using Matrix. Send yourself (or others, or a group) a ping on Matrix using an HTTP request or a simple CLI app.
You've described, basically, a custom type that is 8 Options<u8>s. If you start caring about performance you'll need to roll your own internal Option handling.