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theblazehen
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theblazehen
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That's for the fancy GUI. Basic "capture and dump to disk" is supported on Linux with the cli version
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theblazehen
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https://github.com/mediar-ai/screenpipe is promising, however it has some issues with my setup. I'm personally just dumping all the data with ffmpeg + x11grab, will figure out what I want to do with it later
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1y ago
The author explicitly notes > The Swift implementation was indeed written by ChatGPT, and it got it right first time, with just the prompt “Implement leftpad in Swift”. However: Swift is the only language I know where an implementation t
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theblazehen
1y ago
uvx / uv tool works great for that. You can `uv tool install your_package`, add a dir to your PATH, and then you can launch the tool appropriately, with it installed in its own venv
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1y ago
I've been wanting to do that. I'm not sure of the status of remote display forwarding for wayland, but worst case you can run postmarketos on your device, then `ssh -X yourhost weston` to start a weston compositor which displays o
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theblazehen
1y ago
Have you looked at using AG-UI? I'm working on https://github.com/theblazehen/react-ag-ui which implements the ag-ui protocol, however your solution looks significantly more polished. I'd be interested in pot
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1y ago
I generally check LM Arena as well as which models have had the most weekly tokens on openrouter
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1y ago
This is cool, but what's the use of error correction when you're deliberately introducing noise? In my experience, these art-y qr codes are more challenging to scan than traditional plain variants, especially in real life scenario
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1y ago
That sounds like a socket, are you sure you downloaded a zip and not a tar? And that you didn't extract it as root / another user? You should check the permissions on it, you may need to chown it to your user, or just remove it as
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1y ago
You can use the 1440demo.img with the floppy image option on https://copy.sh/v86/#setup
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1y ago
I always love the surprise when visiting jwz's site from HN
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1y ago
Which vulnerabilities in the past few years were actually used as a way to propagate malware (Not targeted 0-days)? Even with a JS engine vulnerability, you'd still need a sandbox escape to do something useful with it
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theblazehen
1y ago
It's easier to spin up a RDS instance or equivalent than to set up EBS / EFS just to host a tiny sqlite file in a pvc for me personally
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theblazehen
1y ago
Usually via environment variables in the MCP server definition, or a config file
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1y ago
For a POC, I've wrapped it with another LLM that makes some judgements and sends the appropriate (Keep going, do xyz) messages. Worked well enough for basic tasks
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1y ago
Does the page cache not already do that? You can tweak the writeback delay etc
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theblazehen
1y ago
Then you're likely not the target user
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1y ago
10-15% means you get to buy a cheaper GPU. The fact that we were using a bounce buffer for transfers to a high performance device in the first place seems rather wild to me, although I can understand the legacy reasons
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theblazehen
1y ago
A paid product, but https://elevenlabs.io/ does it pretty well. There is some work on open source versions you can run locally, they work reasonably well, but I haven't kept up with the FOSS field in several months, so
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1y ago
Yeah, I assumed the same, after several attempts to access it over the past few years and seeing a few people online comment about it being dead
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1y ago
It's been dead for years
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1y ago
Because you quickly get into diminishing returns, while significantly scaling the hardware required?
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1y ago
I use the Resurrect Pages addon
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1y ago
No you didn't
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1y ago
The openrouter api is the same as the openai api, so you should be able to use the openai api compatibility built into ollama after updating the url in /src/acmsg/constants.py
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1y ago
They don't cover the Kindle Fires, however you can get a _slightly_ newer Android from https://xdaforums.com/f/kindle-fire-android-development.1309...
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2y ago
I find it's a great complement to Sonnet 3.7 in agentic programming workflows, the extended context is amazing, and it can often solve issues that Sonnet 3.7 can't handle (and vice-versa)
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2y ago
You can use LibreChat which allows you to fork messages: https://www.librechat.ai/docs/features/fork
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2y ago
I'm also experiencing issues
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theblazehen
2y ago
I use https://sponsor.ajay.app/ to skip over them
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