I believe that’s because those two APIs support function calling, open source support is still coming along.
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I believe that’s because those two APIs support function calling, open source support is still coming along.
I’m not actually and you tell from that. Did you follow a guide / what precise steps did you perform?
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I do recommend this example docker compose though: https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/tree/master/docker/compose/withPostgresAndWorker
That one spins up N8N with a worker that handles your workflows, which is useful if you want to scale up in the future. In any case either compose file would let you access N8N locally on port 5678, and the port can be altered in the compose file itself, where you change the left side to the port you want. https://docs.docker.com/compose/compose-file/05-services/#ports
Traefik is just a reverse proxy. All that really matters is the ports you have it listening on and your current, if any, reverse proxy. And even if your preference is say, nginx w/ npm (nginx proxy manager) that’s not to say you can’t just reverse proxy to Traefik (though not recommended).
I will say however that Traefik is not required for N8N, it’s just an example in their docs. All it does is listen on port 5678, so you just use that port in your reverse proxy configuration. They do have a docker compose file without Traefik here: https://github.com/n8n-io/n8n/blob/master/docker/compose/withPostgres/docker-compose.yml
I see we have like minded bosses lol
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Licensing code is a pain and realistically you need to consult a lawyer who specializes in the area.
When I do freelance work I sell them the code and a perpetual use license that allows them to do pretty much anything outside of selling the code. If they want to own the code itself that’s extra. But I also haven’t consulted a lawyer either and I’ve only done that sort of transaction twice.
ORM with an easy and straightforward way to execute custom queries is the sweet spot to me. Let the ORM handle the basics (and migrations), override / add optimized queries where relevant.
Ditto. Now I can take the reins and replace it now instead of when I need it.
“sweeping text”. An example here: https://www.printables.com/model/33019-sweeping-2-line-name-plate-text
No, there is no goal only you’ll be so busy calibrating and optimizing and upgrading the printer you won’t have time to be lonely.
There is only printer.
As for why, I don’t know why I originally went this route. The phone is a Pixel 7, so it’s name was inspired by the meme.
My servers all are named after their purpose, no theme for them lol.
Knowledge in the form of recipes primarily! Hello fellow Palian.
I agree. In fact, the only check is if it contains the @ symbol, since “com” and other TLDs/gTLDs can have MX records, it is possible to have email@com
. Not that we’d ever see it in practice though.
I saw a few others, but the ones I looked at were basically instruct layers where you’d need to add your own parser. I didn’t find anything (in my 3 minutes of searching) that offers an openai chat completions endpoint, which is probably the main stopper.