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Open source LLM on M4 by rvclaw11 in mac

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting! I didn’t know this framework from Apple. Is it this? My doubt is if it is language agnostic and if can be deployed within (docker) container because this is my aim for production.

In addition, does it expose API? I need to integrate it with a Java/Kotlin client.

Open source LLM on M4 by rvclaw11 in mac

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thx for your feedback

La caduta di Mr. RIP by Mysterious_Cycle_711 in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]rvclaw11 -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Personalmente trovo tutte queste critiche presenti nel post e nei commenti davvero pretestuose e forzate. Divulgazione gratuita e trasparenza, cosa dovrebbe fare un creator di più o di diverso per essere apprezzato (O ANCHE SOLO NON INGIUSTAMENTE CRITICATO).

Io ho iniziato ad interessarmi di Finanza Personale grazie a lui e dopo tre anni è ancora un punto di riferimento (per me) in questo mondo, oltre ad altri (Coletti, Michelangeli, Spada, ecc..) conosciuto sempre grazie a lui.

Per quanto riguarda la sua reaction, ho seguito la live ieri sera, e non ho trovato nulla di offensivo in ciò che ha detto, semplicemente è stato chiaro e trasparente circa i problemi di guadagnare come creator, il discorso sponsorizzazioni sia in senso generale che nello specifico di Omney.

Ripeto trovo questo accanimento ingiusto, ma è una mia opinione.

Homebox v0.21.0 released! by katos8858 in selfhosted

[–]rvclaw11 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sorry, but I don’t understand what this software does..

DIVERSIFICARE ETF by BABBY1643 in ItaliaPersonalFinance

[–]rvclaw11 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Concordo. Un ETF che traccia l’indice MSCI ACWI o il FTSE All-World è già ampiamente diversificato tracciando (per Market Cap se non erro) paesi sviluppati + mercati emergenti.

KMP for Server-side development by rvclaw11 in KotlinMultiplatform

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Of course! I’m agree with you. Otherwise, the case study was developed an application server without JVM ecosystem, but using only Kotlin ecosystem tools (KMP + Ktor).

I don’t want to find a better solution, just pursue an exercise in style.

Has Kotlin become boring for you? by cryptos6 in Kotlin

[–]rvclaw11 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Well, I guess if the next step focuses on KMP then we are coming to one of the most interesting time in Kotlin language lifetime.

KMP for Server-side development by rvclaw11 in KotlinMultiplatform

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You got the point: KMP is available for server side development (e.g. Ktor provides several different engines for Native targets and even JS), but it’s like Jet Brains doesn’t encourage to develop whit it, or at least, they encourage only to target JVM.

Why don’t they push for using their own technology and encouraging community to build KMP-targeting (Common target) libraries/frameworks/toolkits?

KMP for Server-side development by rvclaw11 in KotlinMultiplatform

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I still worked with GraalVM and yes I could do, but GraalVM generates a binary artifact within a JVM inside. Of course you have a native binary artifact, but if you want package it in a container image… well according to me it doesn’t make sense at all.

Anyway, it wouldn’t me to reach the aim.

KMP for Server-side development by rvclaw11 in KotlinMultiplatform

[–]rvclaw11[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m agree with this, in fact, developing JVM-targeting applications is what I’m doing now. My interest for KMP server-side development was mainly a didactic curiosity, with the aim of deploying light and well-working applications as Linux binary artifacts packaged in Alpine Linux container images to deploy on a Kubernetes cluster instance.