My thoughts exactly.

> The New York Times observes that Kash Patel has now deleted his tweet (for unknown reasons) and adds that the charging documents are still not available.

https://bsky.app/profile/sethabramson.bsky.social/post/3lnnj...

Kash Patel tweeting in real-time indicates that he aware of it and at some-level involved with the arrest. It also shows that he sees this as a totally reasonable action and response - and wants the public to know about it.

> Colanode consists of a Node.js server API and an Electron desktop client

Is the Electron app a necessity or is using a browser possible as well?

Hi! For now, Colanode is available only as a desktop app (Electron). The primary reason is that we wanted to implement some local-first features, which are currently more complex to achieve in the browser.

Curious which features? I'm starting a local-first project and would love to make a PWA, but I just don't think the platform is ready yet.

Mainly using SQLite and having access to native file system for reading and writing files. We wanted to provide a full offline functionality. While it's possible to achieve that in browser as well it seemed quite complicated for now (we might consider it in the future).

It’s actually fairly straightforward using the OPFS API; I used it to build an upload queue a while ago, so the user can drag arbitrary files on the browser, they get copied into the OPFS as regular files, and then I can upload them at my own leisure, even after browser restarts. The SQLite WASM build even has support for it AFAIR.

Can recommend, it’s a fun challenge :)

Nice!

Would be interesting to target the RISC CPU of https://www.projectoberon.net with it.

The system prompt can be found here:

https://github.com/herol3oy/austen/blob/main/src/server/rout...

It would be more interesting if the graph could be generated by sourcing an arbitrary epub file into a RAG and have it figure out character relations without reading the whole book.

I wouldn't be surprised if it all could be done with a script using aichat[1] and rendering the diagram using graphviz.

[1] https://github.com/sigoden/aichat

Oh, this is a great idea. I'd love to try it and maybe I could add this feature to the current one! Thank you.

Interestingly, Cucumber (with its Gherkin syntax) works quite well for detailed and structured prompting to LLMs.

I have always hated Gherkin because the extra layer of language expression / abstraction is superficial, and PMs can't write any ol' thing that makes sense, it has to be supported by the parser.

But LLMs can make sense of any ol' thing, so, and it shocks me to admit such, maybe Gherkin is back on the menu.

Nice. Might be good to add to the README what you intend to improve on: https://github.com/nvim-neotest/neotest?tab=readme-ov-file

Yeah! I will. Thanks!

Not all goods will be affected equally, but it would be hard to imagine production costs would not increase on domestic goods.

Also reduced competition might lead to overall higher prices.

I would have expected the book mentioning something about the concept of DTOs at some point. What could be the reason it doesn't?

This obviously will take a while.

On the other hand, I am mostly involved in startups where lots of tech choices need to be made from scratch. The startup I'm currently working for doesn't even consider US based tech solutions at the moment. And I think more startups that pop up nowadays will think twice before choosing non-EU based tech.