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Can it do joins? I may have missed it in the doc.

Have you thought about what we're currently sleep walking into?

What kind of hardware are you using to run the LLMs locally?

Any recommendations?

What does your hardware setup look like?

Do you use this? If so, what's your use case and performance?

Enjoyed the article as I am interested in the same. I would like to have seen more about the specific use cases and how they performed on the rig.

Interestingly written article. Raises some questions:

>Newts with weaker poison? They get eaten. Snakes with less resistance? Have trouble finding newts they can choke down, and don’t get to steal their poison. So the arms race continues.

How does a snake know that the Newt has weaker/strong poison? Is it leaving some Newts along and eating others, or is it eating any Newt it runs across? Does a strong-poison newt survive snake consumption attempts?

Where can one find this account by Russo?

I use Sqlite. We use csvs and Google Sheets a lot, so I usually import the csv as a sqlite table, use sql to create templates as the query results and then export those as csv for input into the templated system.

He was relatively young; what was the cause of death?

What does it mean to be inactive? I see Pigeonly (W15) on the list, but they are still active as far as their website is concerned.

Nice work! It would be cool to be able to do a basic cross fade along with fade in fade out with the clips.

This is good. I would've like to see the things that are possible by hacking hardware upfront. I think this help entice users by providing some exciting anticipation.

Have any laws been broken by flying these drones?

Are these custom cars and cars with re-purposed drivetrain ok to drive on the road from an NTSB perspective?

There was an article 3 days ago that said the oldest known writing system was from Syria: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42224330

I've been working with Flutter for a little over 2 years nonstop. Before I started this project, knowing enough react, I experimented with react native, Expo, also quasar, capacitor, nativescript, and other cross-platform mobile solutions. Flutter/Dart was just nicer to deal with than everything else. I needed to work with C code too, and Flutter made it straightforward with FFI.

The developer experience was great and the Flutter team was very responsive with questions I asked.

Are there any online shops that are good for purchasing electronic components and gadgets like Radio Shack?

I'm interested in running locally, but I haven't found consistent advice on hardware specs for optimal performance. I would like to build a server with the best GPU and tons of RAM to run and experiment with these models.

The ability to listen to all the messages in a channel without tapping, as if I’m listening to the messages on my answering machine, would do be nice.

Any particular kit and/or videos you recommend?

Then what was the value for you?

I have taken a look at screenity, and I like it. I really like the fact that it is totally local. Thanks for sharing.

This is great. I wish there were something similar to find hardware to run AI models locally.

How can I load a library in C or c++ with this in a way that will work in both Android and iOS?

Photoshop and similar tools were doing this before AI.

How do you support yourself while traveling around the world making videos?

This made me chuckle with delight once I understood what it was doing.

Does Screenie search frames inside of videos?