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This is spot on.

This is a brilliant idea. The product and system also look extremely well put together.

I absolutely hate programming during the day!

Working from home and working at night - for me this is the most quiet, energetic and productive time.

At this point, we need a service that "offers" an 8-bay (with 12TB? 14TB? drives) full with the whole ~80TB Anna's Archive. It's essentially all of human knowledge and to be frank it belongs to no one - rather...everyone.

People can store this at their house, keep it offline. Just to have these seeds of knowledge everywhere.

...I suppose LLM's trained on this data, essentially their model weights and tokenization are a much more efficient way of storing and condensing this 80TB archive?

"Sorry we are having trucking difficulties and supply problems at the moment. Please take your daily serving of 1-cup all nutrient dense supplied food called Rice®™℠. Remember be grateful to your {INSERT ENTITY HERE}"

...And remember kids "It's easier to meet the people where they are!"

Sure, I mean - let's just simplify the whole system. 1 Cup of genetically infused full daily-meal Rice®™℠ for every single person on the planet. One cup sized serving portion of nutrient material. Yum.

So you're saying because 1 Million children die every year is due to Vitamin A you believe the answer is genetically modify rice rather than actually feed the children a balanced diet of Vitamin A enriched foods (carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, kale...?) or even supplements?

I suppose in theory we can put every nutrient needed known to man in a grain of rice one day.

But just because you could, does it mean you should? I suppose this opens up a much more broader discussion of morals, ethics and potentially alogical topics of conversation.

In his initial message, the original poster provided a link to Supabase, which integrates PostgreSQL with PostgREST out of the box. This setup automatically offers websocket server functionality:

1. The websocket server, database data subscriptions, and all session management are consolidated in this layer.

2. Updates to data are efficiently managed using a built-in PostgreSQL function.

3. User authentication is managed via React, employing either JWT or OAuth.

As I mentioned earlier, it's quite simple.

You're overcomplicating everything. Websocket endpoints. Simple.