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Automatically translating everything can be expensive (in terms of API cost, waiting period for the user). So I didn't want to keep it enabled for all posts.

I initially explored couple of LLM/NLP based translation models that could run on CPU hardware. But I couldn't get it to work with my Rust backend app (I'm noob to Rust and vibe coding doesn't work). Also need to consider the hardware compute required to run these models, as it can be expensive.

I found this Rust crate rust-translate (https://github.com/Mintype/rust-translate) that seems to be a wrapper around Google Translate. I guess the Google API gives some free tier for basic usage so it works? Idk, you might want to check try it out.

This is probably one of the most redundant project out there, but a RSS reader app designed with Tauri, Sveltekit, Tailwind. I wanted to build this to stay in sync with product development as I don't get to do this a lot in my day-to-day job. I also want to build a game, but it is so much effort. I do wish to pursue it in near future.

https://github.com/rahuldshetty/reader-project/releases/tag/...


Back in my days Mistral used to torrent models.


This is similar to bubble sort but with the largest element appearing at the beginning index. Its a reverse Bubble Sort.


Except that when the routine finishes, the smallest element is in A[1].


Has this been put into practical use somewhere in public/commercial domain?


We detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42745018.


This is some good stuff!


so we come to a full circle


Spiral. Not circle. Having something run in itself is as old as the need to safely run something in order to see if it's going to blow up or not, though. If people aren't trying to write things so your general use programming environment can virtualize itself, it's basically not used seriously enough yet.


now we just need wasm intepreter in js. so we can run this package to run javascript to run wasm intepreter and so on..


Kudo's to the team! This is a great success.


I hope they all get to ride on it like true engineers would.


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