@jdaviescoates yes, it's an associative machine with lots of repeated data which uses probabilities to pick what the next best association is. Just like your memory, it's faulty and fades unless you do very responsible things to make sure it isn't faulty. Validate correctness. Why they'd choose to do this in binary compute systems is beyond stupid. Like asking your storage system to retrieve a specific file and it picks another probabilistic one instead. You'd be furious! Just find the right file! The algos need to change, and be used in the appropriate places. Lossy is ok in certain applications, but not where precision is needed. So don't expect it in LLMs as they're designed that way. We have too many limiting beliefs that need correcting about all sorts of things. Pushing for precision in a lossy system is upside down.

Good find @jagan !

Indeed, well noticed @jdaviescoates !

Interesting ! Thanks for the inspiration @bmann

It does seem you get the basic functionality, but to "unlock" everything, you would need to purchase an offline plan. *Note that subscriptions created on your self-hosted server in this manner unlock server side premium features, but not client-side premium features (such as Super notes and Nested tags). To gain the full benefits of the Standard Notes ecosystem, you'll need to purchase an offline plan. Offline plans offer you the full range of benefits of the Standard Notes ecosystem at a fraction of the cost of our hosted plans.* Seems it's currently on sale 30% off; $39/yr or $113/5 yr

@staypath Yes, I tried to keep things simple with my approach. I am not aware of any Node-RED core functionality that is not working. By using the Cloudron proxy as auth in front of Node-RED, it is single user only though and would be tricky to combine it with auth-mechanisms within Node-RED. This is probably the biggest downside to my approach. Another thing, that I would do differently is the approach to send out e-mails. I wanted to make use of the per-app smtp settings that Cloudron provides and pre-provision that transparently into Node-RED. That lead to quite some "glue" in between that seemed somewhat disproportionate in the end. I should update my repository to a newer Node-RED version by the way and will probably remove the e-mail part at that point.

@Rhelython Many options: Start packaging it. Sponsor someone to package it. Gather additional interest and support for someone to package it. Use your own creativity and will to accomplish the goals you desire. Pray. Meditate. Ascend to a point you don't desire anything including nhost

@robi no, he got it right. I'm looking for a photo/image review tool. Tldraw would have worked nicely for my use-case, but the multiplayer issue is a dealbreaker.

@Kubernetes would the demo server help?

Language settings would be important during initial setup: [image: 1702632522755-brave_xhd6dl76wd-resized.png]

i can test it if you want

Any Pro here who can tell me how to run this on Windows Docker?

@humptydumpty Those limitation do apply to the self-hosted version (as only the Free Software version can be self hosted)

@LoudLemur I will take a look at Apache Charts, but not really into it, and it might not be within scope of "really simple form" app. Directus might also be able to store file uploads - haven't checked - but I am not a fan of files in database storage.

@RazielKanos what's the workflow like on that?