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I wrote a CLI-based Text-to-Speech that also uses Kokoro-82M. I've been using this everyday and HN folks might find this useful too. https://github.com/realpacific/readthis

Every major global news outlet is portraying Nepal’s protest as being against a “social media ban.” That is misleading. Even most large local media houses are pushing the same narr…

SEEKING WORK | Nepal | REMOTE Technologies: Java, Kotlin, JS, TypeScript, Python, Golang, Ruby Portfolio: https://prashantbarahi.com.np/

React + Docusaurus Netlify & Cloudflare D3 Python (to generate Markdown files)

This is collection of all the blogs that I found insightful. https://prashantbarahi.com.np/read-in-public

https://prashantbarahi.com.np/read-in-public This is a collection of blogs (not mine) I've read. Here is mine: https://prashantbarahi.com.np/blogs

Remember the "Knowledge Graph"[1]? Now, I (once again) bring to you–everything I've ever read and found insightful, except this time, it is organized by month and is presented as a…

Thanks for the feedback. I will work on list and FTS soon :).

Actually, this is more for others than it is for me. I wanted to share my Pocket list with the world, without turning it into a super long s and wanted to make it easier to visuali…

> just a (large!) collection of things you've found over time This one is to the point. So, the collection was exported from my Pocket account. Whenever I find any interesting blog…

Thank you. Honestly, working with GraphDB and SPARQL inspired me to create this. I did consider if I could create a "real" knowledge graph and even went as far as searching for in-…

I was thinking of making a time series of the bookmarks but yeah hierarchical navigation and FTS sounds infinitely more useful. I'll seek into integrating it into the Algolia index…

Glad you found it useful :) > I have an internal library of one-liners and bash scripts but I should publish these That's a great idea. Bash scripts are sort-of like regex to me (I…

in case you want to code along, Ive been through some of the books mentioned here and solved the algorithms. You can check it out at https://github.com/realpacific/algorithms