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Specifically ChatGPT does not have a public API yet, its coming soon though.

Good honest comments as to why such an app is not possible.

Have seen this floating around since last week - Currently GTA V is disabled in my household. What's interesting is the silence from Rockstar on the subject whilst lots of the community are actively saying this is happening via Reddit and other forums.

My thinking is this is an active exploit for Remote Code Execution and Rockstar are not confirming or denying until a fix is in place. Give the potential would be great to see something from Rockstar soon.

I work in a very very (very) similar area to yourself, we should talk one day.

Still not sure I agree, Node-RED for instance is open-source, has no office and the lead developer often develops it streaming on twitch from his home in the Uk. Yes Flowforge are building to offer enterprise support. But we both know and you have written about how Node-RED is eating OT/IT. Both of our offices for instance are in a shared, but different innovation building.

I do find it interesting and misleading, that EMQ X has the line about its innovation centre. And it does perhaps make me think twice about the enterprise support offered.

Just not sure an Open Source project should be ignored because of it.

Interesting post regardless.

I am interested to hear more opinion on excluding EMQ X as it has a Chinese origin is it fair to exclude for this reason? - EMQ X an OpenSource product available on GitHub with a mix of contributors? Would we exclude Vue JS when looking at JS frameworks for the same reason?

Maybe a Not a Twitter Bird flash sale from Mr Musk.

After posting I followed a link to BBC there's pictures for you https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-64312309

I did https://maxbain.es

Very much a laymen also, however funnily enough I was listening to a bbc program called in our time, a couple of nights ago, where a similar topic was discussed one comment was that life is carbon based and for carbon to exist a star has to die, so yes therefore we are in the early stages. Will try to fin the episode….

I use docker compose in production, for a bunch of services that run on a single machine - I don't have a huge need for clustering, resilience or scaling. Is there an alternative? obvs Kubernetes but that's a different story.

Thank you that's useful, ill sure be setting it. I just wish it was not necessary, certainly in Pro version.

For context I used and loved Windows since I was a teenager with Windows 3.1 but for me I just find an OS with such features to jarring for daily use. Also note Mac OS has its problems too. I was so excited for W11 and generally love most of it.

Oh and I run Linux on a Surface Laptop.

Yes you can however every so often I see the let’s finish setup screen will appear to prompt you, again you can continue without an account and then be nagged again.

I say it every time I see similar posts, but these kind of features and being tied to an Ms account has made me leave windows for Linux and MacOS.

Yes

I think this is exactly where the value is - I commented similar on this thread (didn't see you comment..)

One advantage with low/no code I have seen be successful, is allowing non IT teams to do the work themselves therefore reducing the load on IT teams. Notice I said reducing as oversight and training is still required.

It also helps the other teams understand the complexity of there problems (sometimes), and helps IT teams understand the use-case or idea.

I have seen project lead times reduce from month's to days.

All said and done though technical oversight and management is still required.

Any of those usernames could have private repo's used often? I imagine the list is only showing users who have not committed to a public repository.

Yes I am tired of reading about it, but discovering new and novel technologies is half of the reason I read HN so for me it's par for the course. Also have to admit both are pretty cool, and likely in the future sometime game changing.

Perhaps 15years ago I would think this makes sense given the 80's, 90's boom but now this surprises me, I guess a lot of the early intake have retired early.

"You have 20 seconds to comply"

All that comes to mind is Robocop, based in Detroit if I remember correctly.

Interested to hear any answer, my opinion is nothing has. However I think this is a struggle of the domain UML solves, as I am not too sure UML ever established itself as a goto diagram/modelling language?

This is how I do all of my development now. Keeps daily laptop or desktop really lightweight and means backup only has to happen in one place. Also containers.

I can see plenty of times where this can be useful, and hope to use it. Related I recently found and use Apache E Charts https://echarts.apache.org/en/index.html

I have been using this on Intel SL3 works great https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface

Also works on AMD but did get crashes sometime and sometimes need to boot into Windows to reset audio….

I thought it was April for a second there.

When I posted this I viewed it on an iPad mini, it renders I imagine similar to when viewing on mobile, really was not impressed and in my mind a regression. When viewing today on my desktop machine, I actually quite like the change.

Don't we all want and do this?

In the FAQ it states Azure runs Grafana Labs' commercial software https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/managed-grafana/#...

I had a horrible thought for a minute this was going to be another AWS & Elastic