Very cool. I don't have a remarkable, but have the Amazon Kindle Scribe. Same idea. Would any of you be so kind to waste your precious Fable tokens on getting something like this working there? I have other plans for my remaining Fable tokens.
I have switched on production and QA servers. I used AI tools to help with the migration. Easy peasy. On the desktop, I am still using docker. Old habits die hard. Eventually I plan to switch on the desktop as well.
> I’d argue that this is more of a question of ‘do I need offline support?’ For Slack, sure, but for many apps, probably not.
I like offline support. I enjoy it when an app I use supports it. And I want to add support for it in my own app. But, it is a hard problem. And to the best of my knowledge there is no framework or library that that solves the hard problems for you.
Navigation was quiet confusing to me on my Macbook as well. If the topic was not so interesting I would have left in complete frustration instead of deciding to fight the interface.
I tested Fable for a whole day. And my experience was quite the opposite. I was blown away. Admittedly, I did not try it through a middleman like Cursor. I used Claude Code CLI.
I recently moved from Obsidian to a self-hosted Outline. Primarily because I needed an easy to use solution for sharing a knowledgebase with the team. Obsidian doesn't do team. Notion appears to, but Outline fit the bill so well, and was free. It has an MCP server, just like Notion.
I do wish that there was a way to provide filesystem level access to the markdown files to an AI agent. I think that might be faster.
I have the RAM, but not the VRAM. What kind of speed/tps could you expect from a 3090 with 24GBs of RAM? I am somewhat tempted to pick a GPU with 24GBs of RAM.
> I got pressure from the CEO saying it wasn't reliable to host our own infrastructure anymore even though our total internal down time over the last 5 years is significantly less than even a single of the larger recent AWS outages.
Same here. My job as a software dev does not require me to self-host services we need and use. Quite the opposite. But, I am reluctant to hand over all control to AWS or equivalent for several reasons that I will get into here.
I have found that Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and modern tools like opentofu, ansible, combined with frontier AI models and harnesses gives you superpowers in this space. Almost all of our self-hosted services are fully managed by these tools. e.g. We perform backups and test them more often now than we ever did before. Entirely because it is so much easier to do all of that now.
> but now what characteristics do they share that some american cars don’t have?
The difference is quite big in my opinion. When given the option to pick a Japanese vs American vehicle for about the same price/features, most people will pick the Japanese vehicle. American vehicles have improved over the years, but quality and reliability are generally better for Japanese vehicles even today.
Relay does optimistic updates well. However, frustratingly, Relay does not do any persistent caching to disk, like Linear does. This means, first page load will always have to fetch data from the server.
> Can't you simply ask codex in another tab to just do a code review?
You are likely to get better results if you do not use the same model for review that wrote the code. I typically use Opus for code editing and GPT 5.5 for peer review using an automation with skills.
Training set is different between models. If there are gaps in coverage in one model, you want a different model reviewing the work. The second model will its own gaps, but the gap list is not identical.
I had not heard of http://speed.cloudflare.com either. I just tried it and I did not get accurate numbers. wifiman.com, from Ubiquiti/Unifi team does provide more accurate numbers. fast.com numbers are pretty accurate as well.
I have not tried this mostly because I figured it would a resource hog and clunky. Are you describe your experience with X410 on WSL in some more detail? What are the downsides?
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