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I don't think openAI's api for gpt4o-mini has any such mechanism.

That is one of those novel once in a generation kind of tools and concepts I feel. Outstanding

I do this with JS, which I know isn't great practice but works pretty well.

Yup,Electric cars aren't quieter at all compared to movement I.C.E cars. Speeds need to be lowered to 35km/hr or lower.

And no affiliation, but I've been enjoying https://mmm.page which isn't open or self hostable, but also a long the same lines. (I think I found it here on HN)

Do you have any experience in this? I've been wanting to work on an open board with someone that would use a pi or Nvidia Jetson compute module

I've noticed the internet becoming generally slow and laggy over the last few years for older computers and devices. Things from around and before 2015 to 2017 are becoming pretty unusable for doing basic web app tasks.

They updated their Google nest smart display to fuchsia a couple of years ago. I can't find the write up at the moment, but it was quite the engineering feat and the software engineers were quite nervous the day of OTA.

Everyone I knew was on Hangouts pretty much. I don't know how or why Google squandered that opportunity. They split it out into Alo and Duo, and Duo became pretty popular but no one touched Alo. Then they switched Duo to Google Meet and lost many people again. Now most people I know just use Facebook Messenger for WhatsApp for personal video calls

Do you have some examples?

I think you're onto something as earth has precessions of 25,000 years...

What do you use bots for if you don't mind me asking? I've never found a use case for messaging app bots for personal or hobby use

As a business owner thank God. That was an annoying stressful platform I disabled ages ago. Even when enabled it led to little to no leads, but created stress in response time which affected your placement and was featured prominently on the listing.

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What I keep learning as a skeptic, there is untold health benefits in nature (when nature is scientifically proven it is medicine), but this certainly isn't being shared by crystals or homeopathy. And there is a lot to learn from information generationally passed down, Even if it isn't scientific it likely has chemical or biological purposes, and needs to be isolated. Dozens to hundreds of generations know their shit how to keep alive, maybe just not the minutia.

Do you know of any way to build a fast index you can run grep against? Would love to have something as instantaneous as "Everything" on windows for full text on Linux so I can just dump everything in a directory

Holy crap, Does huggingface charge for bandwidth if you're downloading 45 terabytes??

Not everyone who smokes cigarettes agrees that they are a problem

Accessing the dataset to train from scratch will be the biggest hurdle, now a lot of the pile has had ladder pulled since GPT-4

I've been using the free version of cal.com which has been phenomenal, and there's self hostable option which is nice

They Have stacks already which kind of do a similar thing https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/mac-help/mh35846/14.0/...

What will happen on the domain gets flagged by every provider and banned from use

Does Microsoft even push or care about .net anymore? They seemed to move on after UWP and now that seems to be forgotten in focus of more web apps.

Libby/Overdrive are a big part of the problem as they're VC owned https://buttondown.email/ninelives/archive/the-coming-enshit...

Any reading on this phenomenon with Bibliothèque Nationale de France in English? Sounds like old school copyleft

Who's satellites does this use? I remember planet.com had a free tier too, then went entirely pay walled.

Windows Store is needed for users On Windows 10/11 S mode and Windows on ARM I believe.

Maybe even talking birthday cards with LLM ASICs in a blob

It's also very likely plants have some sort of experience of the world that would be very alien to ourselves or animals. They have complex networks through roots and mycelial connections, communicate to one another through chemicals emitted and "smelled" through the air etc. By some this could be considered a form of consciousness. What that means for vegans I don't know

It takes effort to integrate large language models with RAG or vector databases in an application rather than just slapping a chatbot on