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by mdmnk 1y ago
AI Runner is an offline AI inference engine that lets you run art, speech, text and now video models on consumer hardware in a single desktop app. Chain together workflows on a node graph, create chatbots, get the weather and more.
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by mdmnk 1y ago
AI Runner is also available on itch as a packaged app for non-technical people so they can just download and run it https://capsizegames.itch.io/ai-runner
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AI Runner now works in a Docker container(github.com)
1 points by mdmnk 1y ago|1 comments
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by mdmnk 1y ago
I finally added the ability to use AI Runner from a Docker container - lots of people have asked for this. Its easier to get up and running and more secure. I would have done it ages ago but my focus was more on the product side rather than
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What would you make with AI Runner?(github.com)
1 points by mdmnk 2y ago|1 comments
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by mdmnk 2y ago
I am the creator of AI Runner, an opensource PySide6 application which allows you to easily setup and run opensource, offline, local AI-models. It can be used as a desktop app, or installed as a python library. As a developer, if you were t
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OpenVoice Added to AI Runner(github.com)
1 points by mdmnk 2y ago|1 comments
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by mdmnk 2y ago
I added experimental support for OpenVoice to AI Runner today. Here's how you can try it out
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Show HN: AI Runner is now Apache 2.0(github.com)
1 points by mdmnk 2y ago|0 comments
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by mdmnk 8y ago
I use VSCode and develop exclusively on Windows 10. I also have mac and linux machines. I think its better to be agnostic when it comes to language and OS.
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by mdmnk 8y ago
Agreed with this comment -- I starred the library, its very cool, but you could show it off better with a 3d model that the user could move around with their mouse (not sure how hard that would be to accomplish, haven't looked at the c
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by mdmnk 8y ago
> Nazario says that while burnout is common among workers, for doctors, it can seem worse because all the schooling and training they’ve undergone can feel like a waste when most of their day is spent typing codes into their medical soft
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by mdmnk 8y ago
played and loved both of those games -- i really miss community made maps in FPS games.
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by mdmnk 8y ago
obscure / outdated knowledge can pay off as well.
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by mdmnk 9y ago
I do this sometimes -- however I also think that cleaning code on stream is even more beneficial. Teaches you to code under pressure and scrutinize your code more-so than when you're alone sometimes. Also its fun for people to see how
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by mdmnk 9y ago
> a joint channel of shared programming content and have many different programmers participating I like that idea a lot -- have been wanting to team up with other devs on live twitch projects. If anyone is interested in getting this set
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by mdmnk 9y ago
> How do you make OBS switch to showing your browser when you open it up to look at docs I do this by setting up multiple scenes in advance and then using the automatic scene switcher (under the Tools menu).
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by mdmnk 9y ago
> My code is regularly horrible. I start any project in pure prototype mode This is my preferred method of programming as well -- start with a pile of working crap and refine. order out of chaos!
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by mdmnk 9y ago
Push-to-talk helps a LOT. When I first started streaming I would just have a running stream of consciousness filled with lots of "uhhhhhh" and swears. Using push to talk helped me become more conscious of when I wanted to speak an
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by mdmnk 9y ago
personally I would avoid this unless I could tie it to a specific program (like Unity) -- if it just indiscriminately logs and shows keys you will probably end up revealing a password or some other sensitive info.
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by mdmnk 9y ago
use the communities. i stream game dev myself and have 31 followers after starting around 5 months ago. Not the fastest growth, but I've been very sporadic these last few months. i'm hoping to hit 50 followers in the next few mont
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by mdmnk 9y ago
1: your code will improve. don't be afraid of your bad code, other people are probably at your level or worse. You can use this as a learning experience. take the good advice given in chat and ignore the trolls. 2: dual boot / set
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by mdmnk 9y ago
yeah this is completely true -- you have to talk and sometimes just drop coding completely in order to explain concepts etc. to your audience. I think this is a great skill that can be applied at your IRL job as well -- have gained a lot of
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by mdmnk 9y ago
i do this a lot at twitch.tv/mdmnk (less so recently due to losing a job and moving to a new state, then getting a new job and once again moving to a new state). It was stressful at first... had to deal with trolls (and also about 80%