I'm building a web app for exploring my training history, so my trainer (who's virtual) can explore my data the same way I can.
Eventually, I'd like to start training an AI to build programming for me based on my history.
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I'm building a web app for exploring my training history, so my trainer (who's virtual) can explore my data the same way I can.
Eventually, I'd like to start training an AI to build programming for me based on my history.
I'm working on an AI thumbnail maker. You just upload a picture and pick a design type and it generates a thumbnail for you. It's still v1 and would appreciate feed back.
If anyone's interested in that kind of thing:
https://massiveimpassivity.substack.com/p/softcore-how-nobod...
Still working on: an enclosure-compatible open-source version of the 2nd gen Nest thermostat. It reuses the enclosure, encoder ring, display, and mounts of the Nest but replaces the "thinking" part with an open-source PCB that can interact with Home Assistant. - The encoder ring which works like an LED mouse, but in reverse: Fully reverse-engineered and on its own demo PCB - The faceplate PCB, which does the actual c…
Generating an estimated $130 million per day (100 Megatokens/second) worth of GPT4 tokens at home will have to wait (plus I'd need to upgrade the power and AC in this room a bit to handle the estimated 750 Kw of power it would take)
Hej, I made FisherLoop[1] to learn Swedish. FisherLoop are interactive audiobooks where I use TTS with word level timestamps to highlight the words as they are spoken. This helps me pick up on pronounciation and grammar in a, for me, natural way. Additionally, I added flashcards from the books + word lookup. I am adding new books right now. If you have any requests: public domain books, which are around one hour read…