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How would you make it less leaky then?

Write concurrent heavy tasks in Go. Write other tasks in typescript.

Use https://connect.build to connect them.

I think the best thing we can do that doesn't involve learning AI from scratch is to learn at a high level how to integrate with LLMs - in various products - and how do they work (conceptually).

It feels like I'm living in a cartoon with all these terms: > In this blog post, we’ll show you how to use LoRA to fine-tune LLaMA using Alpaca training data.

Discord seems to be satisfied with ScyllaDB: https://discord.com/blog/how-discord-stores-trillions-of-mes...

Use it as a therapist

Seek people that you consider smarter than yourself and spend time with them.

Everyone is stupid in their own way, including me, including you, once you realize that you won't be bothered anymore.

"But increasingly, people are turning to Google for deeper insights and understanding"

I'm just trying to just get relevant results for my query man ...

Try to avoid locking yourself into proprietary solutions

The CTA one, looks fuzzy to me (both firefox and chrome) https://i.imgur.com/xVXWiGn.png Resolution: 2k and 1080p

Unrelated: the image on the home page has a low resolution and doesn't look good ...

May I recommend bitburner? > Bitburner is a programming-based incremental game that revolves around hacking and cyberpunk themes.

https://github.com/danielyxie/bitburner https://danielyxie.github.io/bitburner/

I'll answer in his place, he said he's using ArgoCD and running everything on k3s. ArgoCD watches the files in a repo (kubernetes yaml manifests for example) and applies them in the cluster, so that the state of the running cluster (applications) is synchronized with the git repo.

Copying React's JSX would be sooo cool (like Rust's https://dioxuslabs.com/ ), or something like phoenix liveview for elixir.

I don't like the "^"

When will the storage dashboard be open source?

It's impressive to find a bug in something like sqlite, which is famous for its larger than the codebase test suite

I use it for quick information on tech bits, or a starting point for some code: "How do I do X in terraform?"

Does this still hold up if you don't use fixed size arrays?

That's only the "agent", the coordination between github and the actions happens on github's side (proprietary).

It would be cool if it had a live demo (Answer community for Answer?)

So what solution did you end up using? Crunchy operator?

I've been seeing a lot of projects lately that use Rust for database-related work. How can someone get started writing a database these days?

What developer experience did you have in mind?

Would love a tutorial on how to integrate this with react components.

I also wrote something similar that also has a dashboard where you can see the graph between relations (code quality is really lacking though). It uses a DSL built on yaml.

https://github.com/DeluxeOwl/kala-go https://kala.andreisurugiu.com/

For Go, you have prolog as a scripting engine https://github.com/ichiban/prolog

Will the events be recorded?

Another open source solution written in Go is https://getconvoy.io/

There is a typo "What are you wating for?". Also, no screenshots of the product on the main page (I'm on mobile) Which makes the pricing seem super high, since at a first glance you dont even have a vague idea about what you're buying