BrutalCoding

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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
I assumed that he meant per client. Having a limit of 2 pages a second for a single client seems like a reasonable amount to me.
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
Reflowing PCB’s is one thing I can think of.
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
What if someone drives through these geofences? E.g. driving past a church or waiting at a pedestrian crossing close (but within) a school zone. Other than that, I am pretty sure you can already achieve this feature without relying on 3rd p
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
I’m fairly confident that static electricity isn’t a big issue anymore with modern PC hardware. Personally, I have used an electric air blower called Xpower. Link: https://xpower.com/shop/a-2-airrow-pro-multipurpose-pow
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
Heya I found a minor typo here: https://unify.ai/docs/demos/demos/LangChain/RAG_playground/R... under "Usage" step 2. > "Input your Unify AP https://github.com/Antee
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
Hmm, there’s this Gazelle that can take in audio, but to get audio back out you’d have to use something else (e.g. Piper). https://github.com/tincans-ai/gazelle?tab=readme-ov-file https://tincans.ai/slm
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
Upon checking your profile, I noticed that you’re related to Gridlock. Adding a disclaimer to your original comment would’ve been more appropriate in my opinion. Also, having your product open-sourced and/or audited increases trustwort
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
This feature def exists: https://support.apple.com/en-us/118510 Also found this article where it states that this feature was found in the AVP’s first beta: https://www.macrumors.com/2023/06/2
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by BrutalCoding 2y ago
A use case I’d like to see is having VSCode (e.g. code-server) or any other web IDE for that matter, and being able to attach a debugger process that’s connected to my usb device (e.g. Android phone) for app development. I can setup a (macO
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
That’s a great project you pulled off. From the time I starred it (10-12h ago I think), and upon re-checking this post, you gained 500+ stars lol. Visualized in a chart with star-history: https://star-history.com/#nilsherzig
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Is this Flutter app something you created? If so, is it open source? I’m in that same space and I generally just like to learn from other people’s work. If not, all good. I don’t have a Vision Pro myself but I got a similar app which runs o
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
I’ve made an example app for a Flutter plugin I created that can do this. Open-source, runs natively on all major platforms. I shared videos showing it on my iPad Mini, Pixel 7, iPhone 12, Surface Pro (Win 10 & Ubuntu Jellyfish) and Mac
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
My bad, didn’t notice your comment earlier. Yes it is, here’s the repo: https://github.com/brutalcoding/aub.ai
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
I’d say Flutter, a GUI framework backed by Google and it’s open source. I’ve recently ported over a popular project called “llama.cpp” to Dart (language behind Flutter) and I’ve recently made YT video’s showing it running natively on macOS,
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
I have not tried out Actual to this day, but I can imagine how you felt. Thanks for your nice gesture to hand your project out to the open source community. I will take a look, probably spin it up and contribute back.
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Looks and feels great. I’m based in Australia but checked it out anyways and I can tell you’ve put some great effort into this app. I’ve started with Flutter in 2018 and have done Flutter full time in 2 different startups for a few years. S
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
I don’t see the same issues you mentioned when checking the screenshots on their App Store / Play Store pages. But that was a good catch of yours. I’m relatively confident that they used a device frame around their actual screenshots,
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Fully agree. I was thinking that there was a tiny fruit fly crawling over the screen for a good few seconds.
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
I haven’t used it but I’m pretty sure that HN readers tend to appreciate if you had provided a privacy policy and a terms of service. Otherwise, at the minimum, make it clear in your FAQ. Some questions that I have floating around: - Who’s
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
If you're on macOS ARM64, give it a go. I have the hardware from the README but need more time. I often switch between languages and systems. Kudos to the OP for their work.
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Cheers for your nice words! I still salute products like Avapls. Hope you succeed @cztomsik. It’s a good initiative to make offline models accessible.
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Good to see that other devs share the same passion by making AI accessible to everyone. I’ve got a similar app, with the same goals and eventually same supported platforms. Slight difference is that it’s open source: https://gith
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Flutter dev here who’s keen to get more involved in AI. Email sent for the Flutter role.
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Honestly, this tool looks pretty neat. I haven’t tried it yet but it looks so plain in a good sense. I can’t be bothered with spreadsheets. Also, tools like Firefly III (and their data importer) is powerful but takes a bit more mental effor
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Saw this repo today, fetched it, built a .dylib (Mac) and used Dart’s ffi-gen tooling to generate the bindings from the provided header file. I’m just experimenting with it together with Flutter. Ffi because I’m trying to avoid spawning a s
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Coincidentally I was looking for a solution like this earlier today and found the following: https://owntone.github.io/owntone-server/ I haven’t tried it yet but it seems like it fulfills my needs for a Chromecast &amp
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
Here’s a copy of the video description: “The three founders of Siri were together for the first time in years at the Project Voice conference in Chattanooga, Tennessee tonight and I got them, at the speaker dinner, to give us their AI predi
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Siri Founders give AI 2034 predictions [video](youtube.com)
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
(A) is very use case depending. Even with some of the bad smaller models now, I can see devs making use of them to enhance their app (e.g. local search, summaries, sentiments, translations) (B) llama.cpp supports gpt4all, which states that
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by BrutalCoding 3y ago
These ones can be plugged in with USB type-c, see: https://coral.ai/products/accelerator/ It’s used for boosting interference (offline) on Linux, Mac and Windows. Haven’t bought or used them but I’ve had my eyes o

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