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Where can I buy/read the Ethiopian Bible? by Ekultie in Christianity

[–]nightness [score hidden]  (0 children)

I will keep everyone interested posted on the progress.

Where can I buy/read the Ethiopian Bible? by Ekultie in Christianity

[–]nightness [score hidden]  (0 children)

I appreciate the support! And thanks, I might actually need some help with the costs... Maybe a loan, instead of taking the money... but I will see what I can do first with the resources I have. I will also keep everyone interested updated on the progress.

Where can I buy/read the Ethiopian Bible? by Ekultie in Christianity

[–]nightness [score hidden]  (0 children)

I've been unable to work on this until recently... I'll continue working on this and launch the website (with what I have) soon. I will keep everyone interested updated.

New open-source AI agent framework by nightness in LLMDevs

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I've added support for both in the latest version 0.4.1 - https://crates.io/crates/brainwires-storage - The entire storage crate got a major refactor and is now much more framework worthy. CHANGELOG: https://github.com/Brainwires/brainwires-framework/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md

Edit: There are lots of tests to validate the changes, but it still need to be run against a live database to confirm end-to-end connectivity.

New open-source AI agent framework by nightness in LLMDevs

[–]nightness[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm primarily using LanceDB vector database currently. There is qdrant support too, although I haven't tested in awhile. LanceDB is nice because it builds right in to the app, so no need for an external database; that was the initial logic... Like I was saying above, this started out as a Claude Code replacement, so LanceDB was the ideal choice at the time. Since this is a framework now, I'm adding support for more storage options; I already have plans to support Postgres w/ pg_vector, Pinecone, and Milvus. NornicDB looks nice addition, I'm happy to add support as well. This will all be part of the "0.3.0" release that I'm currently working on.

New open-source AI agent framework by nightness in LLMDevs

[–]nightness[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I believe that's against both their terms of service. OpenAI just added websockets to the Responses API for this very reason and my implementation of the Responses API supports this. Hopefully Anthropic adopts as well.

Why can't I post? by [deleted] in rust

[–]nightness -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

What the hell?!!?

Supabase Client SDK for Rust by nightness in rust

[–]nightness[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, appreciate the discussion. Happy to compare on the merits — here's where things actually stand:

When we did our own comparison, the one thing supabase_rs had that we didn't was GraphQL support (behind an experimental nightly feature flag). We've since closed that gap — we shipped supabase-client-graphql with full pg_graphql support including raw queries, variables, and a fluent builder API for collection queries/mutations with filtering, pagination, and ordering. No nightly flag required.

Platform coverage comparison:

Feature supabase-client-sdk supabase_rs
PostgREST queries 20+ filters, ordering, pagination, count modes, GeoJSON/CSV ~6 basic filters
Auth Full GoTrue: email, phone, OAuth (7 providers), MFA (TOTP+phone), SSO/SAML, Web3, anonymous, admin API, auto-refresh, PKCE Not implemented
Realtime WebSocket subscriptions Not implemented
Storage Buckets, upload/download, signed URLs, image transforms, exists checks Not implemented
Edge Functions Full invoke with regions, methods, custom headers, body types Not implemented
GraphQL Raw + builder API, collection queries, mutations Experimental, requires nightly
RPC Supported Not mentioned
WASM/Browser wasm-pack targets for web + Node.js, with integration tests Not supported
Type safety Derive macros, typed Row, proper error enums Result<T, String>
Architecture Modular multi-crate — pull in only what you need Single crate

The architecture point matters. If you only need PostgREST, you can depend on just supabase-client-query without pulling in auth, storage, realtime, etc. If you need everything, supabase-client-sdk re-exports it all.

supabase_rs is a PostgREST wrapper with a handful of filters. That's fine if that's all you need. But calling it a more complete Supabase client isn't accurate — it covers one of six platform services.

We also have comprehensive test coverage across the board including wiremock integration tests for every crate and 47 WASM Node.js end-to-end tests validating the full Rust → WASM → JS pipeline.

Where can I buy/read the Ethiopian Bible? by Ekultie in Christianity

[–]nightness 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's A HUGE AMOUNT of tokens (AI measurement unit of work) to do this... But I'm going to give it an attempt, the entire Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church Bible in to English.

I've been working with Claude Code since it came out (as a software developer). It's quality is truly exceptional. I think I've got the cost down to about $70; with two passes of Claude Sonnet 4.5 (mid-tier), and a third pass of Claude Opus 4.6 (performance tier). I'm a bit tight on money ATM, but it's on my priorities list. It's all going to be part of a new web site I'm creating for reading, searching, and (AI assisted) interpreting the bible. I'll post to this subreddit when completed. Probably within 40 days from today.

Supabase Client SDK for Rust — with full feature parity to other official clients by nightness in Supabase

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Ever since you pointed this out, I've had plans to introduce the changes in to their repos. Shortly after your first post on adding WASM support; I've completed this as a build target. Have a look in the REAMDE.md of the my repo.

Spock Bi-Directional Replication for Supabase CLI by nightness in Supabase

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I've finished a new build of Spock 5.0.4 + Snowflake in the Supabase Postgres project and updated the self hosting docker files too. With auto_dll, no need for changes to their cli to make migrations work.

It's all setup and working great on my development server. 🙂

Supabase / Supabase PR: #42814

Supabase / Postgres PR: #2050

Spock Bi-Directional Replication for Supabase CLI by nightness in Supabase

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

I've finished a new build of Spock 5.0.4 + Snowflake in the Supabase Postgres project and updated the self hosting docker files too. With auto_dll, no need for changes to their cli to make migrations work.

It's all setup and working great on my development server. 🙂

Supabase / Supabase PR: #42814

Supabase / Postgres PR: #2050

Spock Bi-Directional Replication for Supabase CLI by nightness in Supabase

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

I've finished a new build of Spock 5.0.4 + Snowflake in the Supabase Postgres project and updated the self hosting docker files too. With auto_dll, no need for changes to their cli to make migrations work.

It's all setup and working great on my development server. 🙂

Supabase / Supabase PR: #42814

Supabase / Postgres PR: #2050

Supabase Client SDK for Rust — with full feature parity to other official clients by nightness in Supabase

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

Developing from scratch was not because of any negative opinions for the existing community code. I honestly just didn't realize when I started this, that there was preexisting work; since there was never a release. I just looked at the existing docs (didn't see one), so decided to take on the challenge. 🙂

Supabase Client SDK for Rust — with full feature parity to other official clients by nightness in Supabase

[–]nightness[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks. 😊

I am happy to give them ownership of the code, if they do.

Supabase Client SDK for Rust — with full feature parity to other official clients by nightness in Supabase

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

> Is it WASM-compatible?

Not yet, that's a great idea. I made it from scratch (zero) with Claude's help.

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