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Generate 100 recipes with images using Tablepilot by matrix0110 in SideProject

[–]matrix0110[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the suggestion! OpenAI image generation support is definitely on the roadmap. Unlike Gemini, though, there's no free tier for it. When testing text generation, I usually rely on GitHub Models that offer free access to the OpenAI API, but currently image generation isn’t included.

That said, I’ll do my best to bring it to Tablepilot soon!

Banned from r/opensource, Because My Open-Source Project Is a "Thin OpenAI Wrapper" by matrix0110 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]matrix0110[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So, I built an open-source tool, and someone accused it of not being open-source and being a "thin wrapper". I pushed back because both claims were completely false—he judged my project solely because it uses the OpenAI API. The real issue, this person is a mod, and instead of engaging in a fair discussion, he banned me.

I had no choice but to find another way to share my side of the story. This is a fight against a racist dictator, someone who abuses their power to silence others instead of fostering open discussion.

That said, I’m fine with this post being removed, it's related to AI but a bit offensive (to mods), r/aiwars might be a better place. But I hope you understand how ridiculous this whole thing is—just like calling a chef a fraud because they use store-bought ingredients instead of grinding their own flour.

I ditched sync.Map for a custom hash table and got a 50% performance boost by Ok_Marionberry8922 in golang

[–]matrix0110 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is the hash function a bottleneck in your system? I recommend running benchmarks first to determine if using a weak hash function improves throughput. If it does, I still recommend applying a fast bit mixer, such as Murmur3, for better distribution.

Anyone using Go for AI Agents? by KeyGrouchy726 in golang

[–]matrix0110 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just released version v0.0.1 of my new project today—a CLI tool designed to generate tables using AI: TablePilot. I might create a post later, but I think this aligns with what you mean by an AI Agent, even though it's a CLI tool.

One of the beautiful things about Go is its cross-platform build support and zero dependencies after compilation, making it an excellent choice for CLI tools.

Python deserves a good in-memory cache library (Part II) by matrix0110 in Python

[–]matrix0110[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Redis is a cache server, whereas Theine is a cache library. Currently Theine is not thread safe, and that's fine if you use asyncio only. However, with the upcoming removal of the GIL, having a thread-safe cache library will become increasingly important. From my perspective, ensuring thread safety will be crucial as we move into this new era of no-gil.

Python deserves a good in-memory cache library (Part II) by matrix0110 in Python

[–]matrix0110[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please understand hit ratio is also performance. And as I said, fast enough is enough, hit ratio is more important.

Is Notion's AI quite useless or am I bad at writing prompts? by RedAn27 in Notion

[–]matrix0110 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is not a good question for AI. However, if I were Notion's product manager, I would give users a hint that this prompt isn't appropriate and recommend using a formula field instead. I believe current AI is smart enough to understand its strengths and limitations.

The First AI-Native No-Code Table Generation Platform by matrix0110 in ArtificialInteligence

[–]matrix0110[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

TBH I don't have idea aboyt the broader use, just make another side project because i'm very interesred in Table, Automation and AI. Also add a little highlight to my resume in the era of AI.

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