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by evanreichard 3y ago
It doesn't try to solve the same use cases that Calibre does, but I built an open source (EPUB only) manager / reader / statistics tracker called AnthoLume [0]. It mostly stemmed from me reading in KOReader [1] on my Kindle,
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Well it's live, so you can throw a YouTube URL into it right now and get an auto generated article from GPT-3.5 in about 15 seconds. The items on the site right now are myself / others using it. Depends on the video length, but ea
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Coincidentally I threw something together this weekend that attempts to do just that. [0] It's really simple - just extracts subtitles and feeds it to ChatGPT to generate a markdown "article". [0] https://vreader.v
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by evanreichard 3y ago
So I have an Apple TV 4K, but I don't use the official client. I use Infuse. The Apple TV 4K does not support DTS passthrough, but Infuse will decode DTS on the device itself and pass it through to the receiver as uncompressed lossless
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Does this also include audio transcripts?
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by evanreichard 3y ago
It should. Looks like it uses OpenCore. I’ve got a hackintosh HP micro running via OpenCore and it all works including iMessage, etc.
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Doesn’t matter. Nolan’s vision specifically accounts for film. He’s been very vocal that the most accurate way to view the movie as he envisioned it is via 70mm IMAX. “For Nolan, the “best possible experience” to view “Oppenheimer” in theat
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Exact reason why I think it should be illegal to own anything other than a Volvo XC90. It’s objectively the safest car, and anyone who purchases anything else is reckless and unethical.
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by evanreichard 3y ago
So just be smart about how you spend your money? Like any other department?
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by evanreichard 3y ago
I don’t think the parent post is proposing that Reddit should restrict access to their own mobile app. They’re proposing that if you want to use a third party app, then put that behind “Reddit Premium+” or whatever. The average reddit user
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Any site that has a half decent Content Security Policy would prevent this. (You can try on HN, GitHub, etc and it fails) However it may work as a UserScript depending on the UserScript engine.
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by evanreichard 3y ago
I completely excluded the GTI and Golf R from my recent car buying experience because of this. Bought a Mazda 3 Turbo because Mazda seems to actually give a damn about UX with respect to safety.
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by evanreichard 3y ago
Built a service and web app that listens to Frigate car events via MQTT. It analyzes the video and image to determine the make and model, as well as OCR the plate. Uses some fuzzy matching logic in an attempt to match it to a historical veh
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by evanreichard 3y ago
> I would rather save my time and just not watch sports. Only US soccer is decent because you can simply pay Apple and guarantee watch all the games. This is exactly where I am. I grew up playing sports and I do enjoy watching them, but
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by evanreichard 4y ago
Sorry just trying to understand. They are part of the problem because they complain about how much they get paid? Correct me if I’m making an incorrect assumption, but you seem to imply that they get paid too much because of the spending re
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by evanreichard 4y ago
Hah I did something similar. Took an old Kindle and jailbroke it. It runs a script that will wake it up and refresh every half hour. It pulls down images of my google calendar from a small app I wrote that runs in my k8s cluster. I use shot
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by evanreichard 4y ago
I had the NULL plate in Arkansas for a couple years around 2016-2017. Fortunately didn’t run into any issues (as far as I can tell…). Never did get an EZPass violation that I thought I should have received, though…
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by evanreichard 4y ago
I just picked up a new Mazda 3 Turbo, and absolutely _love_ the dial interface. It took a little bit to get used to, but the muscle memory is now there and I can do most everything while barely even glancing at the screen. I have the touch
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by evanreichard 4y ago
It certainly helped change my mind on the matter.
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by evanreichard 4y ago
> [...] integrate with home assistant so I can have data at hand to make future decisions on energy and system usage This is actually what I've been doing. I haven't done anything actionable with the data yet, though. Beestat [
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by evanreichard 4y ago
> Isn't this exactly what they do? That what the Nest does when there's going to be a spike; it cools the house. I don't have any experience with Nest, but the Ecobee seemed to just increase the cool set temp when there wa
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by evanreichard 4y ago
Ecobee has eco+ which has "Community Energy Savings" [0]. It was just way too intrusive. It seemed to be a reactive system vs proactive. Technology Connections goes into this more [1], but I believe they should be providing a syst
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by evanreichard 4y ago
Yeah I use KOReader on my Kindle Paperwhite 5 and it’s definitely superior in every way.
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by evanreichard 4y ago
It's been years since I was responsible for administering Linux Servers, but half the issues I ran into were generally fixed with `restorecon`. I used to be that "never disable SELinux" person, but I've since become a bi
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by evanreichard 5y ago
Hey! That shortcut gave me an idea. I just wrote a quick UserScript that will basically do the same, only completely automatically [0]. Maybe I'll add something that will popup and ask if you want to be redirected. [0] https:/&#x
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by evanreichard 5y ago
“:w !command” (e.g. “:w !wc -l”) Another fun one is “:%! command”, which pipes the current content to command, and replaces it with the output. (E.g. “:%!jq ‘.’” - to pretty print json). Pretty useful to quickly iterate when building a comp
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by evanreichard 5y ago
A good way to check this is with fast.com - which uses Netflix's infrastructure to perform a speed test. My provider limits me to ~1.5Mbps, but the second I connect to a VPN (WireGuard - hosted on my homes 1Gbps/1Gbps connection),
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by evanreichard 5y ago
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/macaque/id1595306197 Maybe more “medium” than “low” tech. But Safari iOS / iPadOS Extension that allows you to run UserScripts. Vue and plain old JS.
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by evanreichard 5y ago
I created a quick UserScript that does just this. Hacked together but seems to work well. You can find it here [0][1] [0] https://gist.github.com/evanreichard/96d89512cbfe23e5d7a8147... [1] https://i.imgur.c
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by evanreichard 5y ago
Tried on two Macs: - Firefox 90.0.2 (64-bit) (Intel) and macOS 11.5 - Firefox 90.0.2 (64-bit) (Apple Silicon) and macOS 11.5.1 Tried private window with no extensions as well and still no dice. All interactive demos. Nothing happens when I

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