> I recommend everyone to remove the battery before using it plugged 24x7
I agree but not all laptops can run without battery being plugged in. I use a Acer E5 575 as a home-lab and it can’t run without battery being plugged in, but interestingly the laptop has decided to bypass the battery completely after it died. Operating Systems detect no battery but its there and without it the laptop won’t boot.
It was an internal app, a GUI to configure a CLI tool in a user friendly manner. For that use case, I essentially built a local SPA with Vue that can also call some endpoints on server side software that we also host. There, the rendering differences between the web views didn't really matter but the small distribution size was a major boon, plus being able to interface with Go code was really pleasant (as is that whole toolchain). No complaints so far, then again, not a use case where polish would matter that much.
I'd say that the biggest hurdle for that sort of thing is just the documentation or examples of how to do things online - because Electron is the one everyone seems to use and has the most collective knowledge out there.
3. Are you planning to launch for other platforms (Linux/Windows) if so how are planning to achieve self-updates & signing the binary to prevent false detections from AV.
Congratulations! Any work to optimise efficiency w.r.t LLMs is much appreciated.
So far I’ve taken only lazy approach to optimising local LLMs by sending small queries to my M4 Mac Mini running MLX models and sending larger queries to my Nvidia 4090; it’s remarkable how efficient M4 is compared to Nvidia and I think Apple is in the right direction with MLX.
I would read about AutoThink and try to integrate it with my workflow.
This is applicable to those deployment services like Railway which require access to all the GitHub repositories even though we need to deploy only a single project. In that regard Netlify respects access to just the repository we want to deploy. GitHub shouldn't approve the apps which don't respect the access controls.
Could Searchcord API be useful for discord servers which want to archive their chats to their own website?
e.g. I have discord server for my product and I want to copy the Q&A threads to FAQ section of my product website will Searchcord be useful for that or are there better solutions?
For a long time I was running home automation using individual scripts and was happy with it. Then I found myself in a remote place where the ISP gave a shitty modem which hangs when there's no heavy usage ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I had to automate restarting the modem when the Internet is down by power cycling a smart plug[1], Home Assistant turned out to be extremely useful for that. Official HW integrations and Node-RED was very straightforward to solve my problem. Since then I'm managing and monitoring various hardware devices in my home through HA.
What's interesting is that there are manufacturers who are not only fine with HA but work with developers of HA integrations which enable offline usage of their IoT products even though their official apps are completely enshittified.
Nowadays I checkout HA compatibility before I buy a IoT device.
The payment gateways are subject to the whims of govt. and the payment hosts are subject to the whims of the payment gateways and due to which they're often overzealous and come up arbitrary rules.
I've had YCombinator funded leading Payment Gateways in India asking me to remove links to Hacker News claiming it to be 'redirection' or thinking I'm some kind of "Hacker man" for having the text "Hacker".
I've had trouble enabling subscription payments because I'm a govt. registered self-proprietor and these Payment Gateways decided they will support subscription payments only for Companies.
In fact I've become so versed in hopping between different payment gateways that I'm now building a self-hosted FOSS payment host[1] with support for all major payment gateways so people can have better control over their payments.
I agree but not all laptops can run without battery being plugged in. I use a Acer E5 575 as a home-lab and it can’t run without battery being plugged in, but interestingly the laptop has decided to bypass the battery completely after it died. Operating Systems detect no battery but its there and without it the laptop won’t boot.
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