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prollyjethi
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Comment #43030579
not open source :/
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Comment #42623218
Nvidia could potentially bring us all the year of Linux Desktop.
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Comment #42323951
I am honestly very skeptical of articles like these. Hallucinations are a feature of LLMs. The only ways to "FIX" it is to either stop using LLMs. Or use a super bias some how.
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Comment #40702651
> If Robyn is not an instrumented SSL terminating load balancer with HTTP/3 support, there must still be an upstream HTTP server that could support ASGI. See I'd like to believe th…
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Ask HN: Should Python web frameworks care about ASGI?
Hey Everyone I am the author of a Python framework called Robyn. Robyn is one of the fastest Python web frameworks with a Rust runtime. Robyn offers a variety of features designed …
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Comment #39096996
Thank you @p2hari ! You can deploy it on any platform :D
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Comment #38931834
Thank you :D
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Comment #38931830
Thank you! Yes, absolutely :D
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Comment #38931815
This reminds me of httrack( https://www.httrack.com/ ), I love this!
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Comment #38911358
Thank you :D I am glad you liked it
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Comment #38910787
We have launched the latest version of Robyn, which introduces a unique way of adding Rust code to Python APIs. It now seamlessly incorporates Rust code within Python APIs, DIRECTL…
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Comment #38653971
> From the top of my head, I'd wager the cost of transmitting that data is not worth it for how low-quality the input would be. Why is that? If the data is good enough to make an i…
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Ask HN: How will the AI wearables address the privacy concerns?
I don't see a lot of people asking the privacy concerns with AI wearables. From what I understand, aren't they a microphone that you keep super close to you all the time? What is s…
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Comment #38625390
https://github.com/sansyrox/macsimus A code editor that I have been using for the past 4 years. It is a neovim distro based upon the ideology of emacs.