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@retoor Nice, Socket.IO is pretty terrible from what I recall since it starts off polling before upgrading to websockets. Nice are you doing any type of caching/E-Tags/304?
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@retoor Awesome, I enjoy reading your progress/decision updates :D
Right brain farted on the websocket, so obviously no (browser) cache/e-tag/304 -
@retoor Because of edge cases, "in my (special) situation it doesn't work" and being based on legacy systems are the main culprits. Or they want the RPC logic to keep both server and client in-sync rather than one generating code for the other (which worked very well when I wrote my MMO server in java, just annotated shit and it generated the C++). I can give you 101 reasons why, but I don't think they're all that important to your use case atm
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@retoor What happens when you restart the server while it's processing? What happens when user's connection bleeps out? What if the user has very slow internet (I had EDGE the other day in Germany)? Complex data types? Interfacing with 3 party libraries, try serializing something with a (bad) custom toJSON function, or cyclic properties. Dates? Compression?
Just to clarify, these are edge cases "industrial" RPCs will want to take care of because they don't know in what environment they'll be used/be expected to perform -
@retoor Are you using text or binary websockets btw?
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@retoor You can switch between text and binary per message AFAIK, and not much if you're sending JSON, but it could if you want to send more than that over the wire, e.g. images
Could you not use a stylesheet for the components, then?
Integrating with the pages can be useful, maybe have it show up as rooms in the main chat ui?
Surprised there hasn't been much integration on the C side, but I assume it's because it's all hidden behind http requests.
I like the bot txt idea -
@retoor I like reading them, haven't gone through all of them yet (I'll +1 the ones when I have) just busy at work atm :( kinda wish I had taken a sick day, but then I wouldn't get paid 😅
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@retoor A quota can work, uploading via socket is interesting, you could even use BSON\BEVE. The FileReader object (which I think you'll have to use to read from file inputs) does provide progress as well.
Be aware that base64 will increase the transmission size by about 33%, you should be able to use a higher base encoding as well.
I came across this for better loading of styles in the component, https://webcomponents.guide/learn/...
"decreasing" room activity is good, I think a lot of systems use a that type of systems, keeps the things you care about at the top
Hoenstly I think you know more about the AI space than I do 😅 I haven't even tried RAG or anything more than the basic message memory stuff. Would love to setup some form assasitant, especially for those "stand ups". Just go "did you get that" and it updates the code with the new button colour. -
@retoor I wanted to create some YouTube series for some of my experiences, since I'm generally slow to write good docs (plus drum up some excitement for my larger projects) - but those ran into a similar problem + the new place has a lot of ambient noise :( . Combine that with the work exhaustion (see the time I'm replying to you when not doing other things). Reading about the regex will be interesting, dead internet theory as well - though I'd attribute it with the growing number of people connecting and using "hubs" like reddit/social media
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@retoor I'll have to give your source code a look when I'm on the AI train again.
Nice! The feature goblin strikes again :D
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