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   Show HN: Devlog, generate development blog posts from Git commit messages(github.com)

   16 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|3 comments
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   Show HN: Privacy Oriented "Copilot Like" for Linux(github.com)

   1 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|0 comments
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   Each complication over Markdown is utterly interesting to me. Tho I never stick at one due to diffusion
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   Proton is a blessing. Proton-GE is the natural evolution of the blessing. UMU Launcher is the steroids over Proton-GE.
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   Nope. I see it is a vertical tab extension: will try it!
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   I used Arc a lot back when I used MacOS. Was definitely a pleasing experience. I missed it a lot since I switched to Linux/Firefox. I just set up Zen with all my extensions and bookmarks, it behaves very well: let's see if it stan
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   Very nice. I am trying using ollama with it, looks like something is off either on my server or in the way the program calls it: I get the CPU used instead of the GPU (while using ollama in other apps doesn't). Anyway, impressive
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   For me the visual aspect is very important. I want to have a fully browseable frame per frame result. Anyway you can avoid using render sync which basically let the simulation free to run as fast as possible with a minimal overhead for the
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   by tcsenpai 2y ago

   For me the visual aspect is very important. I want to have a fully browseable frame per frame result. Anyway you can avoid using render sync which basically let the simulation free to run as fast as possible with a minimal overhead for the
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    I have a long running Alien simulation since some months (with power on and off based on my pc use). I started with a "RGB Triad" Initial Setting preset. The incredible thing is that the three types of creatures are forming comple
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    Show HN: NeoRetro Synth – a retro-style synthesizer and drum machine(github.com)

    3 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    This is a funny pseudopaper made with Perplexity that me and the AI created based on a very superficial idea I got from a tiktok video. If the CIA see this, I am available for work. Same goes for other agencies. Otherwise, anyway I am jokin
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Probably I misused the word agents, as I used it not in a very technical way but more like "things that act from an user input"
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    Show HN: OllamaAgents – Your Natural Language Gateway to Linux Mastery(github.com)

    6 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|3 comments
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Oh yea indeed in each qr code there is a small header that indicates some metadata, is just a small string value that is useful for the decoder. I must admit claude sonnet helped in the most boring parts of it lol
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Thanks for the info! I think implementing both an usage based version for example on the API access and a flat fee for let's say the webapp can be a way to go, to increase flexibility, but is a personal opinion. I like Perplexity model
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Nvm it self healed
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    That's really amazing. How can you afford to run it for free? Tbh I'd pay more willingly this than perplexity pro
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Giving 500 error here, is it me?
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Update: added qrtools as a second decoder; now you can use 1000 (or more) chunks per qrcode. The pika image included can now be stored in just (!!) 124 qr codes. EDIT: And added gzip compression too
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Now i need to buy some vhs tapes
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    cause it wasn't that funny imho
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    No I didn't look at that QR code feature, I am nowhere near an expert in that field so I am gonna dig to find what it is, especially if it can enhance the qr decoding which fails often on big files
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    I am gonna pioneering using this as a drop in replacement for "ls". If i am not back in some days, remember me as a pioneer. Btw good work, i always like modern gnu compatible tools
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    Show HN: QRaro, store binary data into QR Codes and retrieve it later(github.com)

    20 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|11 comments
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    If you want to use my server, it might be a little more powerful than the current one. I would self host but to be honest I'd prefer helping out with the main instance. In case, I am here
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    Show HN: Cyberdeck Made from Scrap Parts(imgur.com)

    1 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|0 comments
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    Show HN: Crypto Wallet using any FIDO2 key (as Yubikey)(github.com)

    2 points by tcsenpai 2y ago|0 comments
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    Thanks, I am happy to notify you that I archived your post in my hall of fame (and in the internet archive). Kudos! https://archive.tunnelsenpai.win/archive/1719179282.959772/i...
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    by tcsenpai 2y ago

    After your help and troubleshooting, I am happy to notify you that your work has been archived ( https://archive.tunnelsenpai.win/archive/1719179042.512455/i... and in the Internet Archive). Thanks!