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l1am0
8mo ago
https://github.com/cryptomator/cryptomator
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9mo ago
https://simon-frey.com/ A while back I decided to go for plain text :)
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9mo ago
I saw this somewhen here on hackernews, but adapted it, so that it is an actually image, so the image/meme can be downloaded and hotlinked to. https://simon-frey.com/whataday/backend.php?format=month => returns
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9mo ago
This is basically what you learn in the huggingface smolagents course (months ago)... They call it CodeAct https://huggingface.co/learn/agents-course/en/unit2/smolagen...
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Lego introduces display-free smart bricks
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Zero-days in GPG out in the wild [video]
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11mo ago
Build a little screen recording tool which apart from combined stream, also gives you the full resolution input streams (camera/screen recording) https://simon-frey.com/clips Works only on chromium based browser as it
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§203, BRAO, GDPR and EU-AI-Act Conform AI for Lawyers
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1y ago
Shoutout to checkvist.com use them for years. Exactly enough bells and whistles. It fits my brain of an endless deep list. Have no affiliate with them apart from paying them each and every year.
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opencode - AI coding agent built for the terminal
(github.com)
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Show HN: Figma-like commenting for all websites. Simple, free JavasScript
(simon-frey.com)
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2y ago
"easiest/low tech" would be some sort of unix file-locking and inode. Only works if you are on the same host machine though...AAAND sounds like it would be quite hacky.
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2y ago
Which is a good thing :) I am all in for asking questions. If someone can't answer them, it usually means they have not thought about it and are either ignorant or will learn something themselves :D (like me for your question, as I nev
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2y ago
Will check this tomorrow. If you come to it in the meantime, feel free to open a PR :) Thx
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2y ago
Works for offline apps as well :) (you would need to download the tabsub JS ofc and not use it from my server)
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2y ago
It means, that you don't need an internet connection for this to work :) (so it is no rabbitmq or so which runs on a server and the browser is just the client) You can try on the demopage when you 1. play the songs each (for them to bu
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2y ago
Oh, did not know about it :D Thank you! Added a link to this to the TabSub landingpage
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2y ago
Thank you :) Simple because I don't know any better :'D
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Show HN: Offline JavaScript PubSub between browser tabs
(simon-frey.com)
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Show HN: PeepsHash – Better placeholder images
(simon-frey.com)
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Why China's AI Companies Are Kicking Our Ass
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2y ago
I am looking to build a list of German AI products. Because most companies I find are mostly consultancies. Please help me create this list by adding your company or other AI product companies you know about. Thank you so much!
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Show HN: PromptSecure, browser extension to privacy protect ChatGPT
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Show HN: Remove personal identifiable data from a ChatGPT prompt
(promptsecure.beansandbytes.de)
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Show HN: Ollama Pull-Through Proxy for self-hosting models in your local network
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2y ago
Damn, now with all the great replies, as it goes: Now I can't reproduce the problem anymore to measure with your different ideas
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2y ago
Measured the bandwith, nothing in the extraordinary. Roughly 10 Mbit/s peak. (With 250 Mbit/s fiber upstream and 5Ghz WiFi)
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Ask HN: Can a website kill my internet connection? (WebRTC)
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2y ago
This is good until it isn’t. Tried to get it working for 4 hours and it just did not. And then I had an important architectural gotcha moment: I want my database to be dump. Its purpose is to store and query data in an efficient and ACID wa
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3y ago
SEEKING WORK | Infrastructure & Platform consultant | Munich, Germany | Remote Work is possible in CEST +-3h I translate complex engineering into high-impact, scalable products that drive business value. My background is in reliability
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