mythz

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by mythz 2y ago
I'm always amazed at the level of entitlement in some people. He spent his free time creating an OS from scratch with a great community behind it and shared his knowledge about how to build an OS from scratch across 100s hours of YouTu
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by mythz 2y ago
So it's clear you don't know anything about Andreas, why he started SerenityOS or why it's even called SerenityOS, but yet still have the false confidence to assume to know what he thinks - knowing nothing about anything. Th
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by mythz 2y ago
> You are the one assuming things wrongly about me, you know absolutely nothing about what I know and don't. I know you don't care to read about things you comment on and like to throw uninformative recommendations about what p
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by mythz 2y ago
> Why spend years reinventing the wheel when others already did the hard work that they won't be able to replicate in the first place? You clearly haven't spend any time learning about the SerenityOS project and don't seem
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by mythz 2y ago
Then it would be just another Linux distro of which there are 100s already. SerenityOS has a clear goal as a hobbyist from-scratch OS with a monolithic code-base where the entire source code is contained within a single Mono repo where the
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by mythz 2y ago
Not having to worry about needing to configure, manage or pay for any additional infrastructure dependencies definitely makes hosting a lot simpler. Using RDS was the only thing keeping us on AWS, by switching to SQLite we're now runni
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by mythz 2y ago
Thanks to its simplicity for development and hosting SQLite has become our first choice for new Apps. We use a number of different ways to workaround its single concurrent writer limitation [1]. Whilst we're currently using Litestream
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by mythz 2y ago
This has been the best UI for my kids to get excited about AI and simple visual programming, they're having tonnes of fun playing around and creating cool image workflows with it.
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by mythz 2y ago
I think we're all fortunate in that the companies behind the best OSS models, i.e. Meta/llama and Alibaba/Qwen are funding their compute and R&D from secondary business models instead of VC capital or an AI company who&#x
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by mythz 2y ago
Yeah I'm currently using Gemini 2 Flash (exp) free quota for a premium hosted model, it's a surprisingly great model, IMO Google has caught up with the leaders with their latest experimental models. I've also tested Nova&#x27
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by mythz 2y ago
IMHO Qwen are shipping the best OSS models you can run locally on consumer GPUs right now, getting great results from both qwen2.5-coder:32b and qwq:32b running at ~18 tok/s and running on older NVidia A4000 GPUs. Definitely my first c
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by mythz 2y ago
I enjoyed the entire match and was surprised to see Ding putting up such a good fight given his poor form going into the match and Gukesh's great form after leading India to gold at the Olympiads. Ding was inconsistent at times but had
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Typed Open AI Chat and Ollama APIs in 11 Languages(servicestack.net)
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Self Hosted AI Server Gateway for Ollama, ComfyUI and FFmpeg Servers(openai.servicestack.net)
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by mythz 2y ago
I'll happily use TypeScript for all my UI components, libraries and server code, most of the time with Bun thanks to its OOB support for TypeScript. But for Web UIs I'll drop down to a #NoBuild "Simple, Modern JavaScript&quot
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by mythz 2y ago
Right the SQL expression is validating that you're referencing tables that are included in the query and that all column references exist, not that the parameter value matches the property type, although SQLite and MySQL does allow y
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by mythz 2y ago
> The broad applicability of this approach has been proven to work by EF being the defacto DB access method in the .Net work (over 15 years now). It's only the defacto DB access method in .NET because that's what Microsoft&#x27
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by mythz 2y ago
It's an intentional decision that drivers are decoupled from the Application and query builder it executes, i.e. all driver APIs provide different ways of executing SQL + Params or a function that returns SQL + Params (Query Builder).
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by mythz 2y ago
Type Converters lets you change the parameter value that's executed with the underlying provider (postgres driver uses postgres.js [1]) and what value is converted from the provider's resultset to your class property. So it would
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by mythz 2y ago
litdb does include support for registering TypeConverters for mapping custom RDBMS types [1]. The drivers doesn't include any converters for custom RDBMS-specific types yet, but you should be able to register your own in your App or ev
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by mythz 2y ago
If you try to reference a property that doesn't exist in litdb you first get an intelli-sense error at dev time / compile error at build time and a runtime validation error at runtime that prevents the query from being executed. T
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by mythz 2y ago
If there's enough usage/interest in litdb I plan to create a similar migration solution to our C# OrmLite DB Migrations: [1] [1] https://docs.servicestack.net/ormlite/db-migrations
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by mythz 2y ago
Right, it's effectively a spiritual port of our C# LINQ OrmLite library [1]. I've been using a lot of bun:sqlite [2] lately which has an amazing DX and lets you create lots of stand-alone .ts scripts (i.e. without deps) to access
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by mythz 2y ago
From Drizzle's SQL-like example [1] by following classical SQL and including .select() first it wont to be able to provide type-safe queries. E.g. In litdb every from/join returns a new typed query builder where every reference is
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Show HN: Typed, Expressive SQL-Like QueryBuilders/ORM for TypeScript/JS(litdb.dev)
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Show HN: Self Hosted AI Server Gateway for Ollama, ComfyUI and FFmpeg Servers(openai.servicestack.net)
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Show HN: TypeSafe, Expressive SQL-Like QueryBuilders/ORM for TypeScript/JS(litdb.dev)
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Self-hosted gateway to access LLM APIs, Ollama, ComfyUI and FFmpeg servers(openai.servicestack.net)
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Scalable Server SQLite Apps(servicestack.net)
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Typed Open AI Chat and Ollama APIs in 11 Languages(servicestack.net)
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