I decided to give opencode go a try today. It's $5 for the first month. Didn't get much success with Kimi K2, overly chatty, built too complex solutions - burned 40% of my allocation and nothing worked. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

But Minimax m2.7. Wow, it feels just like Claude Opus 4.6. Really has serious chops in Rust.

Tomorrow/Wednesday will try a month of their $40 plan and see how it goes.

> This year we've got a lot of exciting innovations in store for you, like CEF and SERVO based webviews...

From their discord.

Not sure if it's possible. But why not use fjall, if it is? [0]

[0]: https://github.com/fjall-rs/fjall/

pgEdge: https://github.com/pgedge/pgedge Demo: https://youtu.be/Gpty7yNlwH4?t=1873

Not affiliated with them.

I recall that aspirationally pgEdge aims to be compatible with the latest pg version or one behind.

> While the downside of OT is p2p, the one up side is that you get GIT like history that is super valuable for us especially if we want to build a CDC system.

How trivial would it be, to implement a CDC system from a CRDT. Does anyone know any github repos or any documentation I could refer to? Thanks

Quick question. How would this compare to supabase/gotrue [0] and permify [1]?

[0]: https://github.com/supabase/auth

[1]: https://github.com/Permify/permify

When I travel I'm usually in an airbnb, hotel room or temporary rented apartment for months at a time.

Usually I may not even have a desk or a tiny one in the corner.

Having the ability to increase my area of productivity via this device from a 14"/16" laptop. Intrigues me quite a bit.

However, the current weight factor and fov (rumoured 100deg) puts me off right now.

Should apple do something similar (or another competitor) like the big screen beyond and 210 deg (starvr) with a much later iteration. The value proposition for me would make it an instant purchase.

I'm more than happy to sit this round out. But the new product segment is something that I and probably many people are interested in. I know Apple will innovate and more importantly push the whole industry forward. I'm watching and waiting with interest!

From what I understand Blitz is their own implementation of tRPC, their own Auth system, Prisma and Typescript support. Blitz is also more of a toolkit that wraps around NextJS currently, but later on Remix, Svelte and Vue.

In future (probably in '23 and post 1.0) some things that may be coming are:

- backend functionality ala NestJS

- form component library

- permissions (rbac) library

- file upload library

- and a bunch of other stuff I'm forgetting right now.

To be able to give it text and hear the speech. A TTS (text to speech).

As a language learner, the ability to create my own sentences (based on existing ones I have, in changing a word here or there). Would be amazing.

How long till we have this I wonder. I know I could use a service to do this currently. But having something running locally, I'd prefer.

Hopefully someone in the OpenAI team reads this. :)

I cannot wait to see Starship dock (in orbit) with a frame that houses either nuclear or ion propulsion and then goes to Mars in 90 days or less. I envisage such infrastructure to allow for interplanetary crossing, while chemical rockets are used to escape gravity wells.

That will change everything again. Hopefully in my lifetime I'll see similar infrastructure parked near planets and moons to allow hopping through the solar system.

Edit: clarification and thanks to codeulike for linking to version 2.

Perhaps with todays announcement, a bit into the future we will see a new class of phone that unfolds into a tablet and even docks to a screen with accompanying magic keyboard and trackpad.

I know, it's a real shame that I am probably dreaming. But Apple will probably never release a similar phone as it'll cannibalise one of the other products.

Maybe someone can prod shuttleworth again and see if the time for this idea can be realised? I'm sure soon it will be.

I also hope that this trend of arm minimization can continue so an idea like morph [1] will one day be come also.

[0] - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/ubuntu-edge

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IX-gTobCJHs

Version 2 [0] has a diameter of 18m and an astonishing payload.

Whilst V1 will change space launches forever. I think that V2 will become the most versatile of space vehicles. The capacity so large that it would be able to launch a copy of the ISS by itself. [1].

I think V2 will usher in new capabilities of manufacturing in space, space mining on asteroids and off worlds, interstellar way stations (planet hopping across the solar system) and the ability to launch a global coverage of Starlinks in 1 launch instead of 24 falcon 9 launches [2].

So yes, while V1 changes the game and puts SpaceX at the forefront of space and rockets. Once they turn their attention on V2 and that launches. Absolutely everything changes and true infrastructures can then be built and once an infrastructure to the end of the solar system occurs. We can only imagine what humanity looks like.

[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/cwurkj/update...

[1]: https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/cy4lno/18m_st...

[2]: https://spacenews.com/spacex-plans-to-start-offering-starlin...

Q: Where's my phone? A: I think it's on the shelf somewhere. Honestly I don't know.

Q: How many tabs do I have open. A: Currently 5 and never more than 10.

Q: How many times do I watch the news on TV. A: Never, I use youtube and I get the news from various sources on the topics that I want to hear.

Q: How many IM apps do I have open. A: Just one, Skype and is reserved for friends only.

Q: How many forums do I go to. A: Just two, HN and Reddit and on Reddit, I only browse the topics that I want to. I almost never go to the front page.

Q: How many social media sites have I joined. A: None. Not on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram or any other apps. Accounts created in the past were for test applications.

Q: How much unread mail do I have. A: None, I have 1 inbox for friends and family and another for spam / anything I opt-into.

It all starts with you. You have control over what you do and don't do. If you reduce your surface area, the number of issues will diminish daily.

Ikenna learned (conversational?) French in 6 months. It's quite an inspiring video. After watching a few of his videos now, it definitely plays a part in continuing to motivate me learning Japanese.

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8gno6Uzuo8

But I would really like to see the day when governments aren't the only ones who build telescopes like the Hubble or James webb.

That instead amateur enthusiasts crowdfund and build custom telescopes, launched on sub $250k rocket launches which then can allocate hours of control at a time at cost or at least give the telemetry for free. Imagine 25, 50, or 100 telescopes in space all looking out and mapping the night sky at ever increasing rates.

Couple this with advanced ML techniques for anyone to go over the data. I'm sure a golden age for star gazing would just be beginning.

According to [0], we have only discovered a small glass in comparison to a sea on earth.

[0]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwtC_4t2g5M

p.s If you haven't see The Age of A.I. on youtube, it's an amazing documentary consisting of 8 episodes.

The noises from the UK are that it won't [0]. But in reality let's see.

We won't really know what happens until the ink has dried on the trade deal with the US and it has been published.

> The UK will not lower food standards to secure a post-Brexit trade deal with the US, the government says.

[0]: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-47418505

> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oJqJkfTdAg

All I can hope for, is that some activist group takes the police to court and the legislative branch reacts to then impose rules for spying on its citizens.

Some of the things I can think off the top of my head:

1) Citizens can legally opt out by putting on face masks. Especially when it's cold.

2) Video / Images are stored outside of government bodies and akin to a black box. Must require warrants to review footage.

3) Video / Images / Data are deleted after 1 year.

4) No data of citizens facial features, body structure, gate are transferred into a national database.

Honestly though, where the UK is going. I firmly believe in 20 years all citizens physical meta-data will be tracked and stored in a black box somewhere and then later leaked on-line.

1984 isn't just a book. It's a handbook by all accounts.