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https://github.com/FrancisLaboratories/homelogger
I use Lubelogger to track my car maintenance, but couldn't find a home maintenance tracker I like, so I made my own.
I also made an app to add gas receipts to Lubelogger just by taking a photo of the receipt, and I use it regularly.
https://github.com/FrancisLaboratories/gasreceiptautomation
Work on both is ongoing but I'm open to feedback and ideas
I made myself a tool that connects to my cdj3000x and A9 mixer over network and gets all data live from them. So bpm, pitch, song metadata etc. The tool also connects to my recordbox library and runs custom ML algos to classify for pitch, stems, tonality Phrasing, energy etc. Long story short it basically shows me ideas of what will mix in well. It works bizarrely well for me.
This sounds awesome! Is it on GitHub anywhere?
I made myself a tool that connects to my cdj3000x and A9 mixer over network and gets all data live from them. So bpm, pitch, song metadata etc. The tool also connects to my recordbox library and runs custom ML algos to classify for pitch, stems, tonality Phrasing, energy etc. Long story short it basically shows me ideas of what will mix in well. It works bizarrely well for me.
if you have all of that info, could you then automate the mix transitions by sending MIDI commands back in? would be fun to play a playlist or radio but where the track transitions are automated, phrase-matched and non-trivial (perhaps lasting for a number of phrases)
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Do you have a write-up on how it works under the hood or is it meant to be more mysterious?
Sure! I wanted to mimic the process of daydreaming on a car ride, where external input and inner monologue can mix. I wasn’t planning on posting it yet, so I’ll have to get you a thorough follow up, but in a nutshell it’s: a continuously running 448-concept space (philosophy, cognition, art, nature, math) that occasionally “crystallizes” a group of 4 concepts via Hebbian learning and stochastic noise. Those concepts…
On my list of build it from scratch has always been to build a programming language. So with the help of AI I was able to get it done! Why did I build it? At work I've seen two major problems with our ai workflows/ skills libraries. There is a lack of determinism when your whole workflow is a markdown file of 100 steps, and markdown skill libraries lack composability. Meaning we violate things like DRY in the all the…
I’ve got a lukewarm IQ, would you mind explaining and example/use case for this?
Let's say you wanted to use Gemma4B to run your workflow, however that model doesn't always do what you want it to. You could write the Margarita code to do the variable tracking, loops, etc and use the llm call where Gemma is able to work better. It's about finding the sweet spot of code vs llm agentic/tool calling.
Can you write that in js/go/etc? sure, but this lets you write it in a much simpler syntax that's much closer to markdown.
There's a few example on the website: https://www.margarita.run/custom-ralph.html https://www.margarita.run/components.html
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I love it! A few questions that made me think: - how do you know that "people use it for all kinds of things"? I just read your privacy policy and I'm concerned about my AI agent possibly leaking some API key to Hutch and then you can read it. - how is this free? You're hosting on Vercel, one of the most expensive hosting providers. What happens when this goes semi-viral? How do I know you won't just pull the plug to…
This is all very fair criticisms. This thread asked: "What are tools you have made for yourself?" and that's genuinely what this is. I wanted it so I made it and then AI makes it so easy to just throw up a marketing page. I've a a handful of dev friends that have started to use it as well and give their feedback and it's been slowly growing as I've added sharing/invites. I would absolutely not recommend putting big p…
https://github.com/frankieg33/fade - A program that minimizes screens inspired by Marco Arment's Quitter https://marco.org/2016/05/02/quitter
https://github.com/mxpv/podsync - a personal video podcast feed through podsync
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/spaced-math/id6770719584 - ios application for my kids to learn mental math.
a daily newspaper for my 3 kids with themes around what they are into, jokes, and today in history.
https://github.com/frankieg33/MewgenicsBreedingManager - mod for the game Mewgenics. it had ~600 users which feels amazing.
I've redesigned my workstation OS using NixOS and Claude Code and it's been a huge success. I like the ideals of NixOS: reproducible setup from a git repo, ability to boot into a past config if you mess things up. But it's a big job learning and implementing that configuration manually. I've been playing with NixOS for ~2 years and like it but never really got that close to a full workstation setup. When Ubuntu 26.04…
Now, i have gotten to point where i am replacing actual useful applications that I need to get stuff done. Plugs here: https://github.com/skittleson/mqtt_broker_esp and https://github.com/skittleson/WyzeBridge.
A tool for backing up Google photos more incrementally than Google takeout: https://github.com/ebrevdo/gphoto-pull A version of the IFTTT linter that I missed after leaving Google: https://github.com/ebrevdo/ifttt-lint