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by johntash 3y ago
I have a similar goal/desire as you. My current project is ingesting this type of data into Elasticsearch with vector embeddings and using a normal search+knn to generate some context when creating a prompt. This works reasonably well
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by johntash 3y ago
Would this work for having proxmox modes across multiple datacenters? IIRC it was sensitive to latency I don't really use the HA features of proxmox that often, mostly just for migrating vms across hosts. But I had been thinking of r
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by johntash 3y ago
If you're already familiar with Ansible, what about doing some stuff with cloud-init and then having cloud-init trigger a local ansible run? Then you don't have to worry about running into the limit.
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by johntash 3y ago
This looks pretty great! I used to use beancount + fava a lot, but have been slacking lately because it just feels like work to input everything and catch up. I might give this a try and then see if I can convert my beancount files to ledge
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by johntash 3y ago
hurl is great, glad to see it's being improved on. I wrote a small wrapper around it a while back to be able to re-use some auth stuff in different requests, but a simple "include <file.hurl>" would be an awesome addit
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by johntash 3y ago
Will the server-side option still be included in the open source version? I have almost the same use-case. I want to run devpod (or something) in my homelab and sometimes access it from my ipad.
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by johntash 3y ago
Is there a list of changes compared to searxng somewhere? I'd recommend adding something to the readme about the reason for forking the project as well. As far as I know, searxng is still maintained and accepting PRs? Also, the read
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by johntash 3y ago
YaCy always seemed like it'd be much more popular if it had a UI/UX overhaul. Once I figured out how to have it auto-index feeds from certain sites, recent linkding saved links, etc, it became a lot more useful to me. I also ha
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by johntash 3y ago
Another thread mentioned something like a 30day unlimited trial. That could be a good way to gather metrics on how many searches/day to expect from users, and should help with pricing. Which part of the service actually costs you mor
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by johntash 3y ago
I've been using a self-hosted instance of SearXNG (a meta search engine) to exclude a lot of spammy sites from search results. I'm not sure if you can force it to only search a list of domains, but might be worth looking into.
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by johntash 3y ago
Thanks! I have something similar that I've been using and struggling to keep consistent. I like that this is a relatively small package, I'll probably end up using it to play around with.
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by johntash 3y ago
I've only skimmed through the docs so far, and it sounds interesting, but.. > The Mojo standard library, compiler, and runtime are not available for local development yet, so we created a hosted development environment where you can
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by johntash 4y ago
I'm not super impressed yet either, but I do think there's a lot of value. I tried a few times to get it to write some simple python scripts, and usually it'd get some things wrong. But it did help to get the basics of the
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by johntash 4y ago
This looks great so far, thanks for sharing! I'll probably give it a try this weekend, but I'm curious - does the @ai_fn decorator ask the llm to write python code and then runs that python code in place of the function? Or does
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by johntash 4y ago
When I had multiple billable clients, I used to use org-mode and org-clock. It was really nice because I could keep really detailed track of which projects I was working on throughout the day. I've changed jobs since then though and d
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by johntash 4y ago
I recently imported my bookmarks into a linkding instance, and use the firefox extension to add new ones to it. It's slightly better than the browser bookmark manager. https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
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by johntash 4y ago
Thanks for writing this up. I read through it the other day and it was a lot simpler to get through than digging through Langchain for the first time. I took your example and added a couple other "actions" like searching a searxn
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by johntash 4y ago
Can this be run locally without beefy GPUs by any chance?
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by johntash 4y ago
If this is true, could he get in legal trouble and be required to pay everything back?
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by johntash 4y ago
Thanks, the nreal air are the ones I had seen a few videos about. I'm not sure if they're worth the current price to me yet, but I might think about it if it comes down in price or a newer version comes out
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by johntash 4y ago
What glasses are you trying? I've seen a few videos of people using their steamdeck with AR glasses, and it seems kind of neat. Having them on a plane could be interesting. What resolution is the display equivalent to?
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by johntash 4y ago
I was tempted to do something like this but couldn't get over the idea of sending a bunch of personal data off to openai (or any 3rd party really)
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by johntash 4y ago
Do you know if the Aranet4 can be used over bluetooth/wifi without internet access? I've been looking at a bunch of devices and haven't seen aranet yet. Also, have you ever put all of your devices near each other to compare
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by johntash 4y ago
There was a video I watched years ago where someone was on an airplane and basically tested how they'd react with a lack of oxygen. It was pretty crazy. He knew he needed oxygen, but didn't feel like he needed to do anything abo
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by johntash 4y ago
I don't know much about Nix, but I'm planning on reading more about it. Since you mentioned packer/proxmox/nixos-generators - am I understanding correctly that nix could be used instead of packer to generate a vm image&#
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by johntash 4y ago
I never heard of either of these, but Neon does look pretty cool. I might try it for some homelab type stuff that doesn't need a database running 24/7. https://github.com/neondatabase/neon
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by johntash 4y ago
This sounds pretty interesting to me, what exactly is the flow like? I thought about making a google chat (or some other chat) bot message me every few hours and basically ask what I'm doing. That combined with some fancy logic like
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by johntash 4y ago
Looks pretty interesting. Can you log and track more than just mood? I used to use Nomie, and now use Bearable for something similar. Having an open source alternative would be really awesome. Also, small feedback - it took a while to
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by johntash 4y ago
Do you tile your windows as well, or just keep one-ish app in each desktop? I.e. do you switch between desktops and windows all the time, or only between desktops usually?
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by johntash 4y ago
This looks pretty neat so far, and I'll probably try it out. What I really liked from the demo was that the queries get rendered into the actual markdown file. I've been using Obsidian a lot lately, and one of the downsides to so

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