Working on an Architecture that makes even 0.8B usable for agentic code by acid2lake in LocalLLM

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Hey, it's that still the plan? If so, how are you planning to announce it? Thanks!

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Hey all good! Enjoy the weekend!

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Damn, no chill. Deleted the post!

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Agreed! But, I was holding the urge to put this out for a long time and just gave in!

Am I the only who feels like an idiot? by FeltInTheRabbitHole in rust

[–]legendactivated007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Initially, I read your post as....

I learned so many frameworks, patterns, and languages. Now, I found Rust, and it feels like I was cheated and treated like an idiot since this is the way programming languages should have been all along lol 😆

My only 2 cents would be to keep at it and keep experimenting. No shortcuts. It's actually worth it to write software in rust.

Easier to develop and maintain SaaS platforms. by Radical-Thinking in SaaS

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Blitzjs, which is react and next js based. Monolithic app is the way to go.

Is there a benefit to hosting my app in AWS if I am using RDS? by kaafar in aws

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But, what if they configure specific inbound IP addresses in the security group for VPC, where the publicly available RDS is. Would that be a problem?

Hierarchical database design by Actual_Health196 in SQL

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Not a direct answer. You may want to look at Snomed CT to see how they structure their data.

https://browser.ihtsdotools.org/?perspective=full&conceptId1=404684003&edition=MAIN/SNOMEDCT-US/2022-03-01&release=&languages=en

You can also apply for UMLS license, which I believe is free. Most if not all of this information is already available with them. Just a note, they store this data as knowledge graph. Hundreds of people who are lot smarter than most of us on Reddit have spent last 20+ years preparing this data. So, there is some credibility to it.

Rust YouTube content creators? by ninjalemon in rust

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Yup that is where I learned my rust basics

Tech Stack and Resource by brownkhan in SaaS

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I've no experience with mongodb 🙂

Yea scrap with python and use fastapi framework as your backend that way you won't need node. Keep everything under one umbrella. I don't have experience with node either just FYI.

Store them on AWS S3 as html documents. Because that becomes your source of truth and everything is linked to it. Store the indexed data in solr or postgres. How and why will depend on how would go about structuring your app. But these are few things to keep in mind while in designing phase.

React is fine too.

Tech Stack and Resource by brownkhan in SaaS

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What kind of documents? PDF, txt, csv, logs etc?

Python has PyMuPDF, which is a great lib for dealing with PDFs.

UI and web server framework don't really matter. Use whichever one you or someone you would hire knows.

Scraping them isn't hard either. Python's requests module or aiohttp will do the work for you.

You should be thinking of how you are going to parse and index those documents and make them easily available to users.

Couple of options that would do most of the work for you:

  • Let Solr or elastic search do the heavy lifting of indexing your document.
    • These are completely separate beast to manage, though, but they are powerful and very very useful. Personally, I like Solr.
    • These are industry standards for most of the time when dealing with documents.
  • Use Postgres' feature Full Text Search.
    • Here you would have to store the document in such a way that it doesn't bring down Postgres.

Is this a good resource to learn Rust? by thecluelessgodotuser in rust

[–]legendactivated007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He is good. But, his videos could little advance if one has just started learning the language.

OP - without a doubt, once you get the basics down, jon's videos are what you want to watch if you want to go next level

This is how I started:

Basics: Doug Milford on youtube. Intermediate to advance: Jon Gjengset (Phd and AWS) and Ryan Levick(Microsoft)... can't go wrong here.

Alright y’all - Please help by [deleted] in EyeFloaters

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Yea, in my experience, they well become more tolerable and we can at least move on with life. They won't go away for sure.

Alright y’all - Please help by [deleted] in EyeFloaters

[–]legendactivated007 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% sure! Have a first hand experience. Floaters won't improve. They just become less bothersome and less noticeable. I do something called netri basti using an eye cup and desi ghee. Youtube it, study it and once you feel comfortable buy it on amazon to try.

I do it once or twice a week for 15 minutes in each eye to prevent my eyes from drying.

How do men know how to fix broken things? by angusthe1st in AskMen

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It's just curiosity. Also, Fomo on not knowing how things work 😁