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1y ago
DigiPaws has the headlining feature of the app advertised here, and is open source. https://github.com/nethical6/digipaws
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1y ago
One click to perform an action and store data? Have you heard of HTML forms with method="post"?
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1y ago
Not gonna lie, this whole "Feel - Emotions on Demand" thing sounds like a slightly dystopian scifi concept. Maybe like a Black Mirror -style parody of how even emotions can be manufactured nowadays.
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1y ago
It's funny, because I've always had a subtle visual snow that looks like a film grain on top of everything I see, and for a long time I thought everybody had it and that that's why artificial grain is added, to make pictures
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1y ago
Why not?
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1y ago
Bluesky is a great working example of this.
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1y ago
Tagging, full-text search, page highlights, a nice UI,... You might call that bloat, I don't. Besides, I could not find any equivalent to ctrl-s the webpage on mobile Firefox.
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1y ago
No experience with this yet, but looking to upgrade from Linkding. Main features I'm looking forward to is syncing the bookmarks with native browsers bookmarks through Floccus, and being able to make highlights on the articles I save.
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Linkwarden: FOSS self-hostable bookmarking with AI-tagging and page archival
(linkwarden.app)
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1y ago
This is actually the same collection of icons, just a different interface.
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2y ago
It's useful because you can write back-end and front-end code with the same language. Code sharing should work, as long as you don't use runtime-specific features blindly. All basic language features seem to work the same regardle
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2y ago
On my system it asks between a few different public registries, and dockerhub/docker.io is one of the choices. t's all public infrastructure for hosting container images, I don't think Docker-the-company minds other software
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2y ago
You should also add a CPS counter
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2y ago
I've been using https://readest.com/ lately. It's FOSS and just recently got this feature. The TTS voices are pretty natural and text is highlighted one sentence at a time. Plus the design of the product is great.
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2y ago
I tend to agree that ActivityPub seems pretty horrifying to work with (as an outsider). At least it works, though, and is implemented by a large amount of different projects and not owned by any single one.
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2y ago
Isn't this Nostr?
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2y ago
All thanks to the Barbie phone. https://www.hmd.com/en_int/hmd-barbie-phone
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2y ago
Ollama allows me to use a single podman command, which uses the latest version of ollama, downloads a model of my choosing, and starts a local http endpoint widely supported by different clients. I can just run this one command to chat with
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2y ago
Does it come with people picking you apart, hatemail, unsolicited nudes, etc.?
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2y ago
A very similar service is https://duck.ai/ from DDG.
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How we should be using Git
(drewdeponte.com)
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2y ago
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Git Patch Stack – The right way to use Git
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Immich is really good. They have AI semantic search, face grouping, etc. Really similar to Google Photos. Only the mobile app is still not that good. https://immich.app/
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2y ago
Oh, one of the worst forms of torture is definitely trying to get a random Python AI project from GitHub running locally. There's almost always a conflict between versions Python, Cuda, Pytorch, and a hodgepodge of pip and conda pack
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2y ago
I guess edge is just a buzzword, maybe it is like a metaphor; if you think of the internet as a sphere users reach to for content, something being on the edge means you don't have to reach that hard, it's right there on top. Or ma
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Each page has a 'Edit on GitHub' button. You just need your changes to be approved, so I guess it's like a moderated wiki.
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Seems a bit bloated. I opened the front page and could only see a list of recently edited pages, with the count constantly ticking up. Trying to open any of them by clicking them didn't do anything, seems like the page was ground to a
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2y ago
I don't know about you, but every time I've looked at Nostr, I've just run in to low-quality anymous cryptospam and other distasteful things. While on fedi, my feed has been filled with nice people from the start. Maybe the p
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2y ago
Whats the point of even making music if you're gonna pay for hosting of music no one to even listens to? Bandcamp, Soundcloud, etc. are free for artists, and the barrier to entry is so low a nine year old can get started by themselves
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2y ago
This is mostly not a problem on the Fediverse (note: not Bluesky, since that is still pretty centralized). To make an alt for a different topic/identity/community/anything one can just pick another instance.
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