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  1. Probably in short term future, we will have something like robots.txt for llms.

    After all, most of the time they need to scrape websites for content.

  2. The readme is still a bit messy, but you might want to try my search engine function.

    openwebui.com/posts/d33f7960-2

  3. I'm far from level still, but each optimization I perform to my local llm on I get like x4 more relevant search results and speed. If I can figure out a good cache + invalidation system, this could be pretty viable.

  4. I'm using and is seriously impressive. I never experienced such good in a website before.

    It's very noticeable even if you don't care about such things.

  5. I'm already getting good results. Comparable or even superior to chatgpt, on local, for free, and no with one stealing my data.

  6. The more I play with and the more I think: This is what the future of AI should be.

    A local personal assistant that just works out of the box, and you can customize in an trivial way.

    No sordid manipulations. No billionarie oligarchs. Just a convenient tool you can use.

  7. One year ago, here on I read:

    "All cops are bastards, even rubycop"

    And I'm still laughing.

  8. I forgot and now I have the privilege to re-watch it at night.

  9. It sucks trigger fsck during boot time if you upgrade your kernel version.

    This has happened to me multiple times during the last 5 years.

    I guess the solution is going back to ext4.

  10. About and , the only tool we have left to fight is of .

    Fill every corner of the internet with your opinion about Nintendo.

    Bad reputation = Economical damage.

    That is the only language Nintendo's board of investors is going to understand.

  11. of the we are gonna ship with v3.8.0

    You won't be confused by the execution flow you code ever again on

    github.com/NormalNvim/NormalNv

  12. 80 with , I'm more or less at the same speed I used to have with (90wpm).

  13. Now they are making new games I just need a remake of the series and I can go in peace.

  14. How come is not popular yet? it's awesome.

  15. I'm waiting so hard for a plugin that can run locally.

    ChatGPt high token consumption, and the lack of a free API layer, makes it non suitalbe to the shipped with

    We currently suggest neural.nvim or copilot, but I hope that can change during 2024.

  16. I'm working on a new winbar for v3.7.7

    From left to right:
    * Toggle neotree.
    * Open compiler.
    * Aerial breadcrumbs.
    * Current build type (toogleable)
    * Redo compiler action.
    * Toggle code analyzer.

    Any suggestions ?

  17. I just a for that given a list of dependencies, print the ones that do not exist on the repos anymore.

    As part of the installer I'm writing for the distro :
    github.com/NormalNvim/NormalNv

  18. Cleaning day for my

  19. I just configured 13 debuggers to ship them with

    It's been quite a grind, but now it feels incredible using it with Compiler.nvim

    It's like using Visual Studio IDE.

    BUT it's Neovim.
    BUT it works for 13 languages.
    BUT it's lightweight.

  20. Classic "fuck the standards we know better".

    What atrocity is this

    - It prevents IDEs from impementing snippets for code comments.

    - It prevents any other documentation generator that is not google's from understanding the syntax.

  21. This previous week I've codded :
    * 230 code snippets for 7 programming languages for friendly-snippets.
    * 7 Critical bugfixes and improvements for "search and replace" on neovim (spectre).
    * 213 commits to .
    * ~30 bug reports for different projects.