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misterdata

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About misterdata

Partner at Dialogic (https://dialogic.nl) specialized in digitization, cybersecurity and AI in the public sector. Personal website over at https://t-shaped.nl.

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/tommyv; my proof: https://keybase.io/tommyv/sigs/5iSpz18mhGRCuuY9rj_F8cBvIJwchhZmJ-GJuiaJKt8 ]

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    Synctrain is an open source (MPL2.0) iOS Syncthing client (which I made) with full native mobile-first UI and tight iOS integration (shortcuts, background processing, etc).

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    Comment #45738751

    You are most likely in France: your government does not allow publishing an app containing cryptography (in this case, Golang's crypto implementations and a package used by Syncthi…

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    Comment #45698632

    If you’re on iOS, try my (FOSS) app for Syncthing: https://github.com/pixelspark/sushitrain

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    Comment #45404299

    Also “apenstaartje” in Dutch (monkey’s tail)

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    Comment #45238453

    See also this 3D model of Shinjuku station, Tokyo: https://satoshi7190.github.io/Shinjuku-indoor-threejs-demo/

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    Comment #44899057

    For iOS: https://github.com/pixelspark/sushitrain

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    Comment #44898111

    Similarly, Trixie contains an updated version of Dovecot that (even though the version number seems to indicate otherwise) has a new configuration format that is not backwards comp…

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    Comment #43937521

    So, basically any local productivity tool, saving files in a synced folder. While this works, Syncthing does not really provide anything for fine-grained collaboration or sharing (…

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    Comment #42062667

    This is cool! Any tips for an app to use on iOS to capture the necessary .ply data? Scaniverse is a great app by Niantic that can do this on-device, but it isn't very customizable …

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    In my neighborhood (Netherlands) it appears the fiber network is physically point-to-point (subscriber to ODF), but is operated as XGS-GPON (so all subscribers see the same light s…

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    Comment #39349132

    Author here, I guess I could have chosen a better title. This article is about diving into complexity that seems insurmountable at first, with an engineer's mindset.

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    Author here - this figure is insane but also a bit of an exaggeration. I calculated it by running 'cloc' on the source code directory, not excluding node_modules. Many modules in t…

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    Comment #37225530

    Not a single mention of the word ‘Apple’ in the original post, instead ‘the manufacturer’ and ‘the big corporation’.. curious if that is deliberate and if so what the reasoning is …

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    As they are accepting a JSON schema for the function calls, it is likely they are using token biasing based on the schema (using some kind of state machine that follows along with …

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    Comment #35697245

    Also WONNX can both be used from native apps (through wgpu it uses Vulkan, DX or Metal) a well as on the web (using WebGPU, WONNX compiled to WebAssembly).

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    Also see the recently introduced StableHLO and its serialization format: https://github.com/openxla/stablehlo/blob/main/docs/bytecode...

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    Actually WONNX also transforms to an IR first (early versions did not and simply translated the graph 1:1 to GPU shader invocations in topographically sorted order of the graph). I…