khimaros

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   by khimaros 2y ago

   i wish more software in this niche supported wikilink syntax natively.
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   i've had positive experience with borgmatic which is available in debian repos.
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   this also looks promising: https://braid.org/ working with the IETF to standardize.
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   you might be interested in https://github.com/perkeep/perkeep
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   if it is a strict subset, why is that harder?
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   it seems to me that, if we could clearly define and document a useful subset of browser features, and start targeting that, it would help tremendously with long term viability and sustainability of hobbyist browser implementations. maybe st
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   fast loading of massive datasets and built-in support for SQLite tables. i also found the interaction to be more intuitive, which is important for a tool i pick up sporadically.
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   tried this out a while back and ultimately settled on visidata instead https://github.com/saulpw/visidata
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   by khimaros 2y ago

   also known as the Cosmic Schmuck Principle
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    this looks really exciting! sadly running into an issue with TTS initialization on CalyxOS with the eSpeak TTS engine.
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    yes, i built this to solve that problem: https://github.com/khimaros/freecad-build
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    sounds as bit like Conway's Law
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    > Inter-agent tasks is a fun one. Sometimes it works out, but a lot of the time they just end up going back and forth talking, expanding the scope endlessly, scheduling 'meetings' that will never happen, etc.. sounds like &quot
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    does this handle chat templates?
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    dillo supports some HTML5
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    if this topic interests you, check out this interview with Dr. Jack Feldman: https://hubermanlab.com/dr-jack-feldman-breathing-for-mental... -- i found the section about the effects of periodic hypoxia without retaining CO2
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    yes
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    is there a document or code reference that describes the subset of HTML/JS/CSS which is supported by dillo? i've seen a number of people wishing for realistically achievable "HTML-lite" that could be targeted as an
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    and git synchronization with MGit on Android
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    it's also insufficient. we need businesses to take responsibility for the full product lifecycle, including the waste steam, recycling of consumer packaging, etc.
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    https://archive.ph/2YUr2
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    i think you mean previously "rtx"
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    i've been using this for several months to manage python, rust, flutter, and go projects. one of my favorite features is automatic entering of python virtualenv (without spawning a subshell) when config contains `python = {version=...,
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    there is a lot missing
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    it's a bummer and limits my engagement with the community. however, it seems to be working pretty well for the people who are most involved and the community is pretty active. personally, i hope some of the use cases move to veilid cha
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    vaultwarden at the very least is libre
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    unfortunately most of their up to date documentation is on discord. there is a channel there with a list of active projects. this one caught my eye: https://github.com/cmars/distrans/
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    veilid is meant to be a bit more general purpose than briar or berty, which are primarily chat apps. veilid is more similar to freenet in some sense. note: veilid does not currently support bluetooth transport.
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    neat project! how have you found resource usage and startup time compares with SQLite?
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    by khimaros 2y ago

    to clarify, AACS is the "server" side which is the part that usually runs on your phone. there is software to emulate the "client" (headunit) as well, stitch as openauto https://github.com/opencardev&#x2F