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jphilip
3y ago
I went through a lot of trouble unlocking an old Xiaomi. mtkclient bypass methods do not work as a for all Xiaomi (or at least did not for my device). Thread: https://github.com/bkerler/mtkclient/issues/110
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jphilip
3y ago
I have not used a full blown online environment. Except maybe VSCode remote using SSH. I repeatedly find anything that requires a network call somewhere in between a serious impediment disrupting the flow of development. Sometimes I find my
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jphilip
3y ago
I have logged out. Also tried yt-dlp but logging out and web is easier for search etc.
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jphilip
3y ago
I remember encountering Postman years ago when it was a chrome app where I'd fill some fields and use it against a server absent a frontend to prototype/test. I never understood what's the improvement from having a headless c
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jphilip
3y ago
Aggressively reclaiming the notification/reminder area in the existing smartphone appears to be working for me. I uninstalled intrusive (android) applications and moved to web equivalents. Anything that tries to gain space in the notif
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jphilip
4y ago
I was once upon a time plumbing together an ARM matrix multiply backend for an on-device neural machine translation engine. The objective was to get something working for the Mac M1 (which none of us had at the time). So I'd just cross
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jphilip
4y ago
Mozilla uses WebAssembly in it's offline translation extension. Here's a web-page demonstrating the same stuff: - https://mozilla.github.io/translate/ These are neural models that are compressed and optimized
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jphilip
4y ago
A fork of marian-dev[1] is the underlying machine-translation engine: - https://github.com/browsermt/marian-dev Development of higher-level code wrapping around marian-dev make suitable for the browser-extension happen
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5y ago
Why are all the gist.* urls returning 404, they seem accessible through the wayback machine though.