devenv also has tasks/services. For example you need to start redis, then your db, then seed it, and only then start the server. All of that could be aliases, yeah, but if you define them as aliases you can have them all up with `devenv up`. It even supports dependencies between tasks ("only run the db after migrations ran")
Kagi Translate is now available as an app for Android and iOS!
The app supports over 248 languages and offers context-aware image translation, live voice-to-voice conversations, and a rich dictionary with audio, to name just a few of its features.
The only thing you'd achieve doing that is to change the "main function" of a device to somethings silly, like a thermostat being sold as an art decor with the optional additional of functioning as a thermostat too.
Materialized views are a great tool for aggregating data in CH since they are automatically updated on insert from the original table. I recommend you to take a look and try it out, maybe it'll go down to single digit milliseconds!
Under the "tools" part of the README it shows the following observation tools:
- browser_snapshot_dom
- browser_query
- browser_accessible_tree
- browser_read_text
- browser_screenshot
So most likely the LLM can chose how to "see" the page?
> The only true random sources in the universe are quantum. But it's not practical or performant to hook your workload up to a raw quantum measurement like the spin of a fundamental particle, or radioactive decay.
I was under the impression that's how entropy generators for servers work?
This seems like a cool idea which might see some uses in the future. For now it seems like docs are lacking details, so I could not figure out how it works.
Does it only support risc?
I saw the example written in C++. Which versions are supported? Is it common to use in kernel development? (AFAIK only NT uses cpp, right?)
Anyways, cool project. I could see it as an alternative for embedded development in the future.