I was also used evernote, then onenote, then notion and obsidian to track my TODO items and personal knowledge base, finally settled using pure local markdown file and edit it using emacs, for syncing i just init a git repo and sync to private github repo, so far so good.

Maybe as a coder, I will someday will just calm down and write code without using any LLMs, just for train my thinking capability...

just curios, will it be supported on iOS, it would be great to build local llm app with this project.

already) https://github.com/trymirai/uzu-swift

I was developping BGP feature in a telco vendor though it's decades ago.

Still think BGP is too complex and people keeping add new features and vendors keeping implement it based on RFC standard or draft.

And it seems BGP will never be deprecated so this sort of bugs will continue be found again and again...

There was certainly a period of time where folks like AT&T alongside Juniper and Cisco drove BGP into crazytown by way of MPLS and VPN related features. Terrifyingly complex (imo) but lucrative for some.

Oh, as a guy which was using DPDK like technology that do busy-poll and bypass kernel to process network packets, I must say may be much power have be wasted...

Standard practice in all trading applications is to busy poll the NIC using a kernel bypass technology.

Typically saves 2-3 microseconds going through the kernel network stack.

Recently I have built a iOS network extension by porting fd.io vpp to Darwin platform, though the UI part is written by SwiftUI. But the core is written using good old C and dns component is written using rust with hickory library, I was considering using c-ares but wanna get a try with rust.

So I think if UI stuffs can be written using C it then can build app using pure C.

it's quite shocking to know that http/3 is still not gain enough opensource libraries support.

Maybe really some users does not care more about it,as a developper I'd rather not taking much overhead to maintain a server that support http/3.