Why not use LibreOffice which is already open source? I'm just trying to understand what we are solving here and why do we need a 1:1 of some other tool while existing tools which are much refined already exist?
I’d assume to try and be a simpler replacement for those already used to Word, like my father. He absolutely hates Word and Microsoft but he does not want to switch because he has been using Word for the past 20 years.
Of course, the quality of this is nowhere near good enough, but in theory :)
Are you saying this based on the fact that no-one will read or understand the code manually? That might be the case but on some areas, having a product understanding and knowing what to build, why to build matters a lot and sometimes the LLMs will write code that is not correct, doesn't make sense and they will continue down that path without explaining it.
I still believe that other languages which are understood by developers are and will be required and LLMs are trained on the same dataset so it can write the code.
This is really good, the only issue I have is having this much RAM. I have machine with 16GB RAM and I was hoping that I can run something good with 50T/s in that. Is there a possibility of this?
I always wondered when I moved from NodeJS to Golang on why do I need to import everything from github. It would have been simpler to have a central registery to host your packages and import from there I think with secrets to read the private ones
I'm working on a local proxy application locally. I was building a mcp application in my organization and had to make some code changes to match what we wanted on the AWS load balancer. So I thought why not have an application that runs a server, takes some rules and allows users to add applications.
That way, I can expose the server's address on network and have everything work from there. It is still a WIP but I have couple of plans to make it better.
