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Steam250 [0] lists top games on Steam, and you can filter by tag and period. Additionally, it features a "hidden gems" section, with highly-rated but unpopular titles. [0] https://…

I have built a Chrome extension to do this one year ago: [0] Here is the list of technological problems: 1. When is a page ready to be indexed? Many websites are dynamic. 2. How to…

For the most straightforward nominative pattern matching, I would write a small match function: type A = { kind: "kindA", a: "dataA" } type B = { kind: "kindB", b: "dataB" } type S…

I also built such an extension half a year ago [0]. The first iteration was a local-first natural-language full-text search for the browser history [1]. The second iteration was fo…

The most clever way I have found is through a mathematic structure with the same shape, i.e., a magic square: 2 7 6 9 5 1 4 3 8 Here, if a triplet of one player's cells sums to 15,…

If you want a similar extension which works without sending data to an external server, I made Pinbot as an experiment: https://getpinbot.com

If you need a free alternative, the closest I know of is Metropolis[0] by Chris Simpson, although it is closer to Gotham. [0] https://github.com/dw5/metropolis

Good work, Altanis! After exactness, speed is certainly a priority. For my engine, I settled on Rapier, which also offers excellent performance (and determinism!). Do you think you…

Steam 250 [0] lists the top-rated games. You can filter by tags, price, date; but the most interesting category for me is the "hidden gems". [0] https://steam250.com/

Probably A/B testing. If I ran such a service, I would try different prompts to find the best, by checking the user behaviour: do they stop rephrasing the question? If so, the prom…

Actually, a tab only sends its content to a unique offscreen document[0], and because of the single-threaded nature of JS, it works as a queue. So, you are right, throttling might …

I often prototype in Greasemonkey myself, so I understand and agree with your point. However, there are many requirements (the AI model weighs 90Mb; I run it in a sandboxed iframe …

That information is very important for me, thank you. Currently, to avoid computing the embedding of a sentence twice, I put them in a JS Map as a cache. I will find a way to empty…

How would you want to do it? Among the fields, have a checkbox "search among the bookmarks"?

Yes, for the proof of concept. It is an arbitrary limit, as I am not completely sure how people would use the extension: it may fill the users' storage too quickly. In the future, …

It does not work yet for PDFs, but I agree it would be amazing. Full-text search for one's library and documents! Thank you for reporting the bug regarding Twitter. I will investig…

Thank you for letting me know, this information is crucial. The CPU-only compatibility of transformers.js might make it too slow for text-heavy websites. I will immediately study a…

VoidTools Everything is truly an excellent tool! I have indeed considered making a desktop version. It is more complex than the current proof of concept, but a private one-stop sho…

Thank you the for the idea! I will add "allow a user-defined forbidden list of websites" to the ideas on the Discord server. Regarding the privacy policy, you have a point: I did n…

I targeted Chrome for the proof of concept because of its market share, but to be honest, I use and prefer Firefox as my default browser. Manifest v3 is a remarkably hostile develo…

No, that is what I find exciting! The AI model runs entirely on your device, and your data is never sent anywhere. You can inspect the Developer tools of the extension if you are i…

The extension uses an SQLite database in the Origin Private File System[0]. Disabling the extension keeps the database, while removing it deletes the database. Regarding performanc…