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I was too specific, it was more about computing generally as opposed to "personal computing".

> If you play all the tricks Google's Capacitor does to the data layout

can you please elaborate? does duckdb support querying custom storage formats?

what app do you use on your phone to communicate with yoir server? just a terminal emulator?

> I took a photo of the clock, sent it to hermes,

How precisely do you do this? I'm interested in setting up a similar system, and I keep getting tripped up on how best to share information with the agent in a way that doesn't compromise security but is still easy to use.

because it is useful and interesting. why should they rewrite the project without LLM input?

why?

what a horrible attitude, especially for a forum dedicated to "hackers".

the code is open source, why dont you show us what a quality test suite looks like?

that websites estimates are definitely too low - e.g. there are definitely more than 40 Uzbek people in Chicago... I've been to 3 uzbek restaurants in Chicago proper myself.

"There's apparently only ~2000 Uzbek-Americans in all of northern IL"

where did you get this number? does that include chicago, because i live in Chicago area ... seems low.

> "A company whose first demo was completely fraudulent"

Could you expand on this?

Agree 100%. Costco exemplifies american dream... recent immigrants perusing well-stocked aisles, friendly employees, ample parking, cheap tasty hot dogs, etc.

> it costs >1000% to run inference

do you have a source for this claim? i thought LLM providers earn high margins from inference (charged by token). is this no longer the case?