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Open source Android Auto server
(github.com)
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khimaros
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khimaros
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personally, i am hoping for (and working slowly toward) modernized AACS so that eg. a raspberry pi can be used to control most modern car head units unmodified: https://github.com/tomasz-grobelny/AACS
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2y ago
"Leading MuPDF.js" indefinitely on Mull for Android (installed from F-Droid)
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3y ago
related: https://glicol.org/
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khimaros
3y ago
you might enjoy Bitwarden (self hosted with vaultwarden) which copies the TOTP to clipboard after logging in to a site.
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3y ago
i'm really excited to see progress being made in this space. subvocal speech recognition seems to be an underfunded area of research. my sense is that it has the potential to make hands free interaction with our devices in public space
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khimaros
3y ago
how did you test this?
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khimaros
3y ago
i think you could have communicated this more effectively without the ad hominems.
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khimaros
3y ago
citation needed. care to elaborate on this?
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3y ago
related: https://github.com/tusharsadhwani/zxpy
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3y ago
after reaching the 404 and then /unavailable page, clicking my profile icon took me to https://gemini.google.com/app which seems like it still work but provides no responses, just redirects back to itself after submitt
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3y ago
initially received a 404 after starting trial. now seeing ”Gemini isn’t available right now. Try again in a few minutes.”
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3y ago
i tried to find this but couldn't. is this available in the version uploaded to F-Droid?
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can confirm this is taken almost word for word from "Hit 'em up", 2Pac's infamous and apparently (at least partially) sincere response to B.I.G.'s "Who shot ya?" this song played an important part in the p
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3y ago
both of these are 404 for me
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3y ago
these scores are based on feedback from users who write any prompt they like and then blindly choose the best response. nothing to game.
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3y ago
StrictYAML solves most if not all of these problems https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/features-removed/
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3y ago
https://github.com/mudler/LocalAI
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3y ago
llama.cpp supports custom grammars to constrain inference. maybe this is a helpful starting point? https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/tree/master/grammars
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my assumption is that this would be a strict subset of existing HTML/CSS/JS so that existing browsers would work without modification. but a small enough subset that hobbyist browsers could realistically implement the entire stand
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3y ago
as does OSMAnd
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khimaros
3y ago
maybe a good starting point would be the subset which is supported by dillo or elinks today?
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khimaros
3y ago
i'm interested in the answer to this question as well and did a bunch of searching a while back to no avail. maybe the world is waiting for us to start?
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3y ago
there are a lot of nice ways to visualize and navigate through tree shaped data, but fewer user friendly options for DAGs. are there interfaces to DAGs in general that you've enjoyed?
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3y ago
Beaker Browser was a contemporary attempt at this built on top of DAT. pfrazee has since moved on to working on Bluesky.
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3y ago
i was burned badly by mattermost when their expert functionality didn't work for months and eventually i missed the archival deadline and lost all of the history for a project.
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3y ago
i love listening to, and proselytizing, their alternative Christmas stations this time of year.
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3y ago
which refrigerant is used in this?
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3y ago
what accounts for the large difference in size?
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3y ago
perhaps we're thinking too small, and the biosphere is intelligent. DNA is the language that expressed us into existence. everything else we've thought is but a subset of that broader intellect.
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