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I tried the demo. The robot button took me to Hugging Face and a page that was “sleeping” so I have not been able to try out the AI side. Can you explain what t
by vintagedave 2y ago
I tried the demo. The robot button took me to Hugging Face and a page that was “sleeping” so I have not been able to try out the AI side. Can you explain what this part will do? It seems the most interesting to me — ie that this is not simple data storage or charting of health data but there’s something else. What is that or what will it be?
I did see a good list of things like allergens and medications.
Thoughts:
* Local non-cloud health: excellent for privacy.
* But that said, can it pull data from Apple Health? (I’m aware of the irony of that being less private.)
* Linux only is an issue for me personally since I run Macs, but since it’s web-based that’s unlikely to remain an issue and I’d guess is easily portable?
* In terms of UI, I like the simplicity but would recommend you get someone to do a once-over to make the style look cleaner or more standard. Good UI is often boring because it looks like everything else, but that’s what makes it usable without cognitive load, the normality or presence of known patterns. I also found some of it unclear, such as the extras that refers to Docker but I’m not sure what that would be.
- seapoe1809 2y agoThanks for your input. Will work on UI. The demo has functionalities turned off. The darnabot will analyze the data and generate insights and also RAG for locally running LLM via ollama. For accessing all functionalities it does require build from source- github. It unfortunately is linux only at this time. Will work on integrating into mac in future. I am also working to ability to port apple health data for analysis in future.