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sylwester
2mo ago
Is there some writeup available or just the Twitter?
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sylwester
2mo ago
I run my own personal homelab, some off-site private infrastructure, company networks.
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Show HN: Ferroterm – Rust / WebAssembly Terminal Emulator and Library
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sylwester
3mo ago
thanks!
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Show HN: Nomina – Single Binary DNS and Nameserver with WebUI for Homelabs
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3mo ago
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Show HN: Revenant – automatic LLM powered reverse engineering and reimplement
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3mo ago
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sylwester
3mo ago
I will check if it is possible to build for Android.
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3mo ago
If it is possible and Apple accepts the app.
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Show HN: Ember, a native iOS Hacker News reader I built around accessibility
(github.com)
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3mo ago
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4mo ago
I have just released a online book on that, free of charge: https://github.com/DatanoiseTV/practical-reverse-engineering
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6mo ago
I implemented Multi-protocol audio transmitter that repurposes the Parallel IO peripheral on the ESP32-P4 to synthesize digital audio output signals, clocked by the APLL for sample-accurate timing. We chain three peripherals together in way
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6mo ago
I’ve been working on a development environment for experimenting with DSP algorithms for synthesizers and audio effects. The project is called dsplab. It’s a browser-based DSP lab built around the Vult language. The idea is to prototype osc
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6mo ago
Show HN: Vult-O-Mat – AI-Assisted DSP Workbench and Synth/FX Creator Vult-O-Mat is a complete, browser-based diagnostic workbench for building synthesizers and audio effects. It uses the Vult DSP language (OCaml-style DSL) to create hi
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sylwester
7mo ago
Thank you. Looking forward for your feedback. Any wishes? I wanted to implement model rerouting next.
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sylwester
7mo ago
Yes, kind much with a few additions.
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I built an open-source AI Gateway that sits between your apps and LLM providers
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7mo ago
I built an open-source AI Gateway that sits between your apps and LLM providers I needed a way to give different clients (apps, users, teams) their own API keys and LLM provider settings without deploying separate proxies. Most solutions re
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7mo ago
I've added several improvements over the last couple of days.
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7mo ago
I am planning to add other restreaming options such as RTMP or HLS. So far, my test stream is running for more than 10h and did not have a single dropout.
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7mo ago
Thank you so much. I just added a lot of new features and polished some old ones now.
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7mo ago
Here is a little writeup on medium.com: https://syso42.medium.com/tinyice-how-i-created-a-single-bin...
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7mo ago
XML-based big configuration, confusing for new users. No "run a single binary" and that's it :)
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7mo ago
This should be working in tinyice without issues. Feel free to test it and if the problem is also present, I will fix it.
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7mo ago
I've just added better docs, the CI/CD pipeline is now releasing binaries for all major platforms and custom ACME URLs are supported.
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7mo ago
That should work! :) Just added m3u/m3u8 support.
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7mo ago
thank you for trying. I have added it in the latest release.
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TinyIce: Single-binary Icecast2-compatible server (auto-HTTPS, multi-tenant)
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I built TinyIce as a vibing side project to spin up an Icecast2-compatible server in seconds, because I was frustrated with IceCast. One static Go binary, embedded assets, auto-generated creds on first run, built-in ACME (Let’s Encrypt), re
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Meeting-Assistant, Local meeting notes assistant and AI analysis in C++
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7mo ago
I built this because I wanted a meeting tool that didn't compromise privacy. It’s a application that handles transcription locally and turns conversations into structured knowledge. It has a live mode where you can also ask it question
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