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Its a Offline-first desktop app with auto suggestion and auto correct feature to help you type faster.
A hobby project to learn AI techniques RAG, vector databses etc. Wrote something about it haha. Its been inactive for last 2 months tho coz of travelling, but I am going to revive it this week https://bhavepant.substack.com/p/typingfast-my-journey-into-...
I’ve been dissecting stock market data with code to see how dark pool and automated trading behaviors are evolving and impacting the market. The market is the most adverse possible brain battle where actors constantly try to outsmart and make money off of each-other. Greed and fear playing out and conditions changing constantly. AI is also used but it gets funny when the market adapts and plays against past behavior…
[0]https://finance.yahoo.com/news/darker-dark-pool-welcome-wall...
I'm working on a geography guessing game. This is mostly in order to learn the technologies that the team I manage is working on, as I don't get as much hands-on time as I'd like at work. But it's a fun game and it's improving at a rapid clip. I'd love your feedback. https://guesshole.com/
Some notes on the UI:
* I found the 50/50 split between video / map a bit annoying, especially on a 13" MacBook
* The volume slider takes up a lot of valuable space, and felt like your normal scrubber to scroll through the video
* Once you confirm a location, the whole UI changes again
* Overall (especially on my smaller screen), there was a lot of scrolling involved to get to buttons
To aid my process to shortlist house for purchase I am creating a web app for this. The app will use genai to extract the details of houses listed for sale and then update my custom database. For example I can input a youtube url and it will fetch the transcript and use llm to generate Json response based on predefined schema. I can review and shortlist the houses based on various custom parameters using the web inte…
Myself. Been a freelance dev for years, now going on "sabbatical" (love that word) shortly. Planning to do a lot of learning, self-improvement, and projects. Tech-related and not. Preparing for the next volume (not chapter) of life. Refactoring, if you like, among other things. I'm excited.
The problem that I'm trying to solve is that when you are writing a lot of content as a team you often lose track of the state of things because it is passed through email or google docs (or whatever). People tend to manually manage these types of projects with spreadsheets or trello or whatever, but that means that you are manually updating the status.
Vewrite has an integrated editor and a workflow manager, meaning that as you progress through the workflow while doing the actual work, your project management status is constantly kept up to date, too.
1. Support on-device RAG to allow chatting with your own documents on mobile offline 2. Support MCP on-device, taking advantage of information that’s (only) available on your phone, like calendar events, health data, etc. These shouldn’t need to be anywhere but on-device. 3. Allow on-device AI to use shortcuts(?)
I think most of the functionality are well served on desktop front with Ollama and LM Studio, but moving these functionality to mobile offers a great learning opportunity.