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by mythz 1y ago
Awesome, expected Canva were going to jack up the prices or turn it into a subscription after acquisition. A freemium version is very welcome for the rare times I need to use it. No plans to ever be a paying customer myself (sorry Canva), b
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OSS ChatGPT-Like UI, API and CLI(github.com)
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by mythz 1y ago
High availability is touted as a reason for their high prices, but I swear I read about major cloud outages far more than I experience any outages at Hetzner.
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by mythz 1y ago
Several years off AWS, the only thing I still prefer AWS for is SES, otherwise Cloudflare has the more cost effective managed services. For everything else we use Hetzner US Cloud VMs for hosting all App Servers and Server Software. Our .NE
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by mythz 1y ago
It's really in the best interest of everyone using it to chip in and keep the project relevant. Unfortunately the amount of donations is going to be contingent on the size of its user base which will need to grow to ensure its longevit
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by mythz 1y ago
Danya's death hit hard. He was a kind soul that was always generous with his time who loved playing, teaching and commentating chess and was easily one of the nicest GMs in chess. I was an avid watcher of his Stream while he was regula
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llms.py – Lightweight ChatGPT-Like API, UI and CLI(github.com)
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by mythz 1y ago
We've moved most of our Apps off AWS to Hetzner years ago by switching to SQLite/Litestream > Cloudflare R2 replication to avoid needing to using a managed RDBMS and saved a bunch of $$$ [1]. Although for our latest App we&#x27
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llms.py – Lightweight ChatGPT-Like API, UI and CLI(github.com)
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by mythz 1y ago
> $3million is virtually nothing to a $3 trillion org. Meta only has 1.8T Market Cap, but that number is meaningless and doesn't represent what they own or can spend, from last report they only have $12B cash on hand and have releas
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by mythz 1y ago
Nice but too little/too late, already switched to Linux - where Zed already works great!
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by mythz 1y ago
I don't understand the entitlement here? Somehow because Meta has released a popular OSS library and dedicated over 10 years of engineering resources to it (that has generated immense value for the wider ecosystem), that they should&#x
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by mythz 1y ago
All clearly designed to cash in on the speculative value being given to AI companies. Strategically I thought OpenAI's deal of getting 10% of AMD for driving their stock price to $600 was a pretty clever way of creating $97 Billion fro
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Show HN: llms.py – Local OpenAI Chat UI, Client and Server(servicestack.net)
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by mythz 1y ago
> Such a naive assumption My bad. I naively assumed the successful developer-focued tools company with 25 years experience in parsing programming languages and building IDEs with advanced AST/refactoring tooling, that I've been
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by mythz 1y ago
Linux is the better OS. Windows 11 just forces people to evaluate other OS's to experience the latest Linux for themselves. I didn't have the time as a working Adult for distro hopping and Gentoo compiles, but the thought of hav
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by mythz 1y ago
> C# isn't going to be much use to me on Linux. FYI I'm a C# dev and .NET works flawlessly on Linux (Fedora). Since I only used Rider/VS Code for my .NET Apps on Windows it works as just as good on Linux, albeit even bette
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by mythz 1y ago
I left Visual Studio for Rider long before I gave up Windows, IMO it's far superior to VS for everything other than GUI Apps or Blazor hot reloading (which is basically broken in both). JetBrains seem to have the best IDE for every lan
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by mythz 1y ago
Damage has been done, Windows has become synonymous with user-hostile ad/spyware OS. Everything under the "Windows" brand is meaningless to me now. Can't think of a single feature Windows could add to get me to switch ba
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by mythz 1y ago
The best thing to happen to Linux Desktop is Windows 11, with perfect timing too as modern Linux has been a joy to use as a daily driver. Normally I'd be unhappy when a sleazy corp forces me to give up on 25 years of muscle memory of u
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Show HN: llms.py – Local OpenAI Chat UI, Client and Server(servicestack.net)
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by mythz 1y ago
Switched to Linux because of Windows 10 EOL as had no intentions of becoming a spam target for its ad/spyware ridden future. Was the push I needed to give up on 25 years on Windows which turned out to be a blessing in disguise as Linux
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Show HN: Llms.py – Local ChatGPT-Like UI and OpenAI Chat Server(servicestack.net)
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Show HN: llms.py – Local ChatGPT-Like UI and OpenAI Chat Server(servicestack.net)
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by mythz 1y ago
Running Qwen3 coder at speed is great, but would also prefer to have access to other leading OSS models like GLM 4.6, Kimi K2 and DeepSeek v3.2 before considering switching subs. Groq also runs OSS models at speed which is my preferred way
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Llms.py – Local ChatGPT-Like UI and OpenAI Chat Server(servicestack.net)
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by mythz 1y ago
Happy to see Chinese OSS models keep getting better and cheaper. It also comes with a 50% API price drop for an already cheap model, now at: $0.28/M Input ($0.028/M cache hit) > $0.42/M Output
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by mythz 1y ago
The fact they are different is the point, and my preference is leaning towards the Hyprland/Omarchy approach of starting from an empty base that you script and stitch different features together (from a wider community of authors) to b
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by mythz 1y ago
ok that makes more sense, was looking for their main/largest repo with the most stars, but yeah given it's made up of multiple sub modules its PRs are highly under represented.
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by mythz 1y ago
Exactly, much more hackable/approachable/sharable to be able to easily cobble features together.

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