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by niutech 2y ago
Both Ubuntu Touch nor Sailfish OS doesn't send this kind of private data by default.
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by niutech 2y ago
No, my Ubuntu Touch device doesn't send my location anywhere and it's a normal smartphone.
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by niutech 2y ago
It depends on the country, the EU doesn't have the same laws for Internet censorship. Still in most EU countries it is better than in the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorship_and_survei...
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by niutech 2y ago
If we talk about simplicity, how can we forget about mighty jQuery? $('#searchForm').submit(() => { $('#resultsList').empty().load('/search?query=' + encodeURIComponent($('#searchInpu
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by niutech 2y ago
Welcome to the US - claimed "praiser" of freedom, but with no respect for privacy. Even the EU is better at maintaining privacy than the US.
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by niutech 2y ago
Can't you find nearby local stores to buy items on the spot if you are in hurry?
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by niutech 2y ago
Servoshell is the web browser built around Servo, there is also Qt Servo Webview: https://github.com/KDABLabs/cxx-qt-servo-webview
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by niutech 2y ago
Finally there is the Prompt API explainer: https://github.com/explainers-by-googlers/prompt-api
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by niutech 2y ago
There is SQL on top of IndexedDB: absurd-sql or AlaSQL.
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by niutech 2y ago
You can leverage SQL on top of IndexedDB by using AlaSQL ( https://github.com/AlaSQL/alasql ) or absurd-sql ( https://github.com/jlongster/absurd-sql ).
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by niutech 2y ago
How would DuckDB know which *.gz are in that folder? Is there a directory listing?
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by niutech 2y ago
Vercel's chromeai is a wrapper on top of window.ai
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by niutech 2y ago
You can run Gemini Nano locally in all web browsers supporting WebGPU through MediaPipe: https://x.com/niu_tech/status/1807073666888266157 I'm looking forward to see a cross-browser polyfill, possibly as a we
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by niutech 2y ago
It doesn't provide API reference, just the overview.
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by niutech 2y ago
Isn't it what Brave Leo or Opera Aria does?
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by niutech 2y ago
It's already done: https://windowai.io
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by niutech 2y ago
Yes: LibreWolf, Falkon, Qutebrowser, Luakit, Epiphany, Ungoogled Chromium to name a few.
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by niutech 2y ago
The API isn't `window.ai(prompt)` and what does "remove all adds" mean?
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by niutech 2y ago
The base model can be found on HF ( https://huggingface.co/wave-on-discord/gemini-nano ) and run in any web browser using MediaPipe on WebGPU: https://x.com/niu_tech/status/1807073666888266157
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by niutech 2y ago
You can run a local Gemini Nano LLM in any browser, just download the weights from HuggingFace and run through MediaPipe using WebGPU: https://x.com/niu_tech/status/1807073666888266157
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by niutech 2y ago
Don't forget Polymer, Closure, GWT.
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by niutech 2y ago
The biggest advantage of open source is that anyone can fork it and develop further - see e.g. Servo abandoned by Mozilla or Ubuntu Touch, but still being developed. The same would definitely be with VSCode/ium.
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by niutech 2y ago
There is a Qt webview using Servo engine: https://github.com/KDABLabs/cxx-qt-servo-webview
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by niutech 2y ago
Servoshell is developed here: https://github.com/servo/servo/tree/main/ports/servoshell
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by niutech 2y ago
Yes, it's based on WebKit.
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by niutech 2y ago
Why is WebKit, the second most popular web engine worldwide, a "Chrome in a trench coat"? Actually WebKit is the Blink's older brother, whose father was KHTML.
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by niutech 2y ago
Websites with text content maybe, but the web is full of webapps which require JS.
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by niutech 2y ago
This is what Sciter, Lexbor or litehtml are aiming for.
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by niutech 2y ago
Why not base it on ESP32? You can emulate multiple OS-es, including Commodore VIC20, MS-DOS, Windows 3.0, Linux ELKS - all using FabGL: https://github.com/fdivitto/FabGL
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by niutech 2y ago
It's both. All the JS code has to be parsed and interpreted by web browser, which is affecting especially low end smartphones. Better use plain HTML and CSS whenever possible, see e.g. PHOOOS: https://github.com/niutech

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