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DuckDB supports this as well, depending on which benchmark you look at it regularly performs better on those datasets than Polars.

I'm in a similar situation, having many volunteers does not mean we have the budget to pay 5-10 euros per month for all of them for all the tools needed for work. Self-hosting and managed hosting of open-source software are the best option for us, including SSO and password management

From the HN guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> Be kind. Don't be snarky.

> Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work.

In my opinion, your comment is not in line with the guidelines. Especially the part about sillytavern being the only LLM frontend that matters. Telling the devs of any LLM frontend except sillytavern that their app doesn't matter seems exactly like a shallow dismissal of other people's work to me.

You don't find news about quantum computers exciting at all? I personally disagree

I wonder whether those companies also have a policy not to use Outlook/Microsoft365 for emails

How should an MCP server like git work in your opinion? Should it then be written as a FastAPI server so that you have an openapi spec instead of just a CLI?

https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/servers/blob/main/sr...

I don't believe it when Microsoft announces it, but when two separate trustworthy-looking hn accounts tell me something is crazy good that seems like valuable information to me.

In case anyone else has trouble finding info on RBAC, roles, users, IAM: this is called "subaccounts"

Thanks! I'm not sure if pl.col improved since the last time I looked at polars or if I was too lazy to find it, but pl.col (docs) look great!

Slightly longer than `aider stats` but here you go:

  uv run --with=semver,PyYAML,tqdm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Aider-AI/aider/refs/heads/main/scripts/blame.py

TPOT already exists in the ML field, it was a somewhat popular autoML package a few years ago if I remember correctly and still seems to be around: https://github.com/EpistasisLab/tpot2

Is it still better if you copy his whole prompt instead of half of it?

I don't know if this is being done already, but couldn't we add some training data to teach the LLM how to spell? We also teach kids what each letter means and how they combine into words. Maybe we can do this with tokens as well? E.g.:

Token 145 (ar) = Token 236 (a) + Token 976 (r)

Repeat many times with different combinations and different words?

Someone is trying to: https://brainmade.org/

Zram compresses part of the data in ram, right? Can an LLM be compressed?

The way I read it, the message you replied to was a complaint about parts of VSCode being proprietary. Do you mean to say Jetbrains is pretty ok on the "not being proprietary" front?

The secret phrase protection game reminded me of the Gandalf game by Lakera from last year:

https://gandalf.lakera.ai/

One way of doing this that might save you some effort is writing a plugin for Raycast, but I have no idea whether this covers the use cases you have in mind.

Seems doable: https://github.com/raycast/extensions/blob/main/extensions/o...

(Not affiliated, I just have Raycast installed and use it sometimes)

Same! I switched back from Brave to Firefox last year after discovering that Sidebery has tab panels (which I think Arc calls workspaces) that can be set to use the same Firefox container. I want to be logged into different accounts of the same service, in Brave I had different "profiles" for this, but I like that now in Firefox I can have everything in a single window and I can easily switch between containers by switching to a different panel. (Which I have a hotkey for)

You can miss quite easily if there is another tappable element right next to the one you are trying to click

+1 Excel Viewer user, I've heard good things about Data Wrangler as well

Spaces sound somewhat similar to "panels" in Sidebery for Firefox, they can be used to split workspaces, e.g. for different projects/clients. You can make each panel use a different container, which is helpful to be logged in with different users on the same websites. You can also "unload" panels easily to save RAM and to ignore them until the next time you work on them.

Could you explain what makes Arc Browser a game changer in terms of productivity?

I use Firefox with a vertical tabs extension and based on the screenshots it looks very similar (also, using Firefox Containers solves the same problem as GoLogin afaict)

There are lots guys with guns that show up to enforce the law without shooting you (usually), e.g. police officers

> seem to be more than any other manufacturer is willing to do

I would agree if you change "any" to "most". Here are some examples of "any" manufacturers that are willing to do more:

- For tablets and phones: https://www.shift.eco/en/impact/

- For laptops: https://frame.work/sustainability

- For phones: https://www.fairphone.com/en/story/

Yes, the continue.dev plugin can use ollama as backend

An alternative to Microsoft Office

This future world with all these solar panels might also have lots of intercontinental HVDC cables to spread that power around the world:

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9241117

Nevertheless, if we install enough panels, it will be so cheap that the cost is negligible for most applications.

What percentage of the artists that are currently earning a living by making music have taste?

withfig/autocomplete is also used by other projects, who might be in a position to fork if something happens. The ones I know of are:

- https://github.com/microsoft/inshellisense

- https://github.com/warpdotdev/Warp