linuxontheweb

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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
I'd love to get a real open-source, community-based machine learning framework working in my new-fangled web-type thing [1]. I think Tensorflow.js could really use a non-trivial use case, as they say, "in the wild"! [1] ht
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
That directory you linked to belongs to a previous version of the project. As long as your files have a .gb (gameboy) or a .nes extension, you should be able to start playing them by double clicking them. You just need to drag n' drop
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
Hmm... maybe dumb little things like automatically downloading the youtube videos from a certain channel so you can just have them right in your browser to watch whenever and however you want.
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
A well-documented online platform for enabling machine learning research is one use case that should have obvious interest. I think Tensorflow.js should work pretty well at this point, and I've heard of new-fangled APIs such as WebGPU
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
Rather than trying to answer the same basic question in slightly different terms, let me try a completely different tactic... perhaps the entire question of "actually doing things" needs to be addressed in a grand, cultural kind
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
Hopefully fixed now!
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
That's an interesting philosophical point. There are definite future use cases for working with distributed or network-based file systems. But the issue I needed to solve first has always been the one dealing with the purely local as
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
It's a purely web-based desktop environment sitting at https://linuxontheweb.github.io/ . That was the first link on the page. I've already tested it on Chrome, Edge and Firefox. I don't have access to Safari,
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
How's this for a word peanut: It's like Linux... only on the web. Perhaps the most important aspect of Linux is its ability to provide an interface between the low-level files sitting on a hard drive and the (C system call) applic
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
Sorry, I'm kind of old. I never got the hang of dealing with mobile things! (I assume this is in reference to the hand-coded html document entitled "What is Linux on the Web?" rather than the desktop environment itself.)
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
I think a better concept along those lines might be to work on a websocket bridge (e.g. via Node.js) to the "outside world" in order to offer the various kinds of services that can be difficult in a web browser context due to CORS
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
If by "real-world" you are specifically talking about the commercial space, I wouldn't hold my breath. I can only imagine there first being a DIY/hobbyist scene attached to it, and then possibly an academic/research
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
So I guess I'll start. AMA. It's been my baby for over a decade of my life.
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Linux on the Web: Getting a handle on the files in the browser(linuxontheweb.github.io)
68 points by linuxontheweb 3y ago|43 comments
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Solution to the “Yang-Mills Mass Gap” Millennium Prize Problem(linuxontheweb.github.io)
2 points by linuxontheweb 3y ago|0 comments
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by linuxontheweb 3y ago
I started to really learn about computers (i.e. using Debian instead of Windows) in the mid-2000's, but it wasn't until Chrome and Node.js popped up everywhere at the start of the next decade that I really began to dig into the is
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Show HN: Linux on the Web(linuxontheweb.github.io)
1 points by linuxontheweb 3y ago|0 comments