Why is Mistral not mentioned. Is there any reason? I have the impression that they are often ignored by media, bloggers, devs when it comes to comparing or showcasing LLM thingies.
Comes with free tier and quality is quite good. (But I am not an AI power user)
https://chat.mistral.ai/chat
Is it possible to have some kind of electron/tauri/,.. based runtime, but without the actual app? The users would need to install this runtime only once.
The apps would need to be installed separately.
The apps could be just the plain html/js/css/assets maybe packed within a zip, with a dedicated extension. The runtime would take care of the installation.
That way the devs could develop with their FE-stack of their choice and ship just the small packages.
Does this make sense?
hmm I disagree. I found the article, quite an eye opener for me. I also thought that he cookie banners is what the EU forced the web-site owners to show.. but it clearly isn't.
It is just about consent. This consent could be given in a non-annoying way, but clearly the involved companies don't want to.
I often ask myself that too. The talent and infrastructure definitely exist in Europe. (until the people leave for the US)
Is it the big VC money, or some magical governmental support (military-industrial complex)? is it the english language that gives the US-companies an advantage? is it the different mindset? I really do not know.
It's very weird and also sad and a bit frustrating to see that the market is in favor of one country that seems to get everything.
I'm still crying for Nokia.
What is the value of Figma ($24 / month for Designing product mocks..)
Why not just get the Adobe Suite with Illustrator, Photoshop,...
I am really curious, as I am trying to create a design tool too. What is so great about it? Is there some USP?
Did you implement the payment process on your own, or does it come within a CMS that you are using?
what kind of technology are you using to enable subscriptions after payments arrives?
I think the supplements and alternatives, which are mentioned in the article are a bit weird...I think those are sports-products, and not real alternatives to coffee.
I also want to reduce my caffeine/coffee intake, but I want to have the "same feeling" as when I drink coffee...
For this I drink the following:
* My girlfriend showed me Caro Coffee (wheat-basis):
http://amzn.to/2w8RhDu
You make it like instant coffee with hot water (and milk/sugar)
* Yogi Tea (chocolate-taste)
http://amzn.to/2wZCVSP
Usually I drink this in winter.. But I'm not sure whether it is completly caffeine free.
* Eimalzin (malt-cocoa)
http://amzn.to/2i3bTrs
ok thats just cocoa.. still I like it from time to time
* Zotter (various drinking chocolates)
http://amzn.to/2w5W7SD
hmm very tasty! but a bit "heavy", so I only drink them from time to time.
But I am always happy to find good tasting alternatives to coffee... Do you have any suggestions?