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Yes but it generally expected documents to be in a certain layout and the user had to fill in a lot of the gaps. It's more able to identify elements on an incoming PO, match a supp…

In the ERP space, AI is being used mostly for repetitive tasks, documentation and forecasting-type activities or where a non-deterministic answer might be useful. Scanning in docum…

Spyware aside - I think about data breaches, even if my phone is "secure/compliant". Scenario: Your account gets compromised somehow. It's signed in to your personal phone. Company…

Also take a look at Firefly for another self hosted alternative. Good middle ground between flexibility and ease of use. https://github.com/firefly-iii/firefly-iii/

They solve some of the same problems. I wanted to say the project is not focused on being stateful or reproducible, and it isn't, but honestly all the tools are there if you want t…

Not even a Mac user and have been legitimately considering a move like this. My desktop and Thinkpad run Gentoo. A NAS I have at home is the build host. I am a business software co…

I find the podman man pages quite readable and thorough if you've had experience configuring systemd services. Good examples as well. https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podm…

Yes - still use emerge on the Thinkpad like I would on the host, like emerge -avuDN @world and such. This is the wiki article [1] I used to set up most the portage side of things, …

Been using Gentoo since 2004 on all my machines. They won me over after I started playing around with their Unreal Tournament demo ISO. The game changer for me was using my NAS as …

Feeder on Android is my pick. Thunderbird does RSS, and I already use it for email, so it's a nice all in one on Linux. Both can use OPML files to import/export your feeds.

I can't speak to their use case but why not use Gentoo? Portage solves a lot of these problems with slotting or by letting you roll your own ebuilds with a local repo. It seems cle…

Does it act like a giant superconductor though?

I've noticed that performance of Firefox on Linux can vary quite a bit from distro to distro. Mozilla uses aggressive compile, link time, and profile guided optimizations in the de…