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mac (brew), windows (scoop), linux not fully tested. https://github.com/sourabh-khot65/roamr
So far, I’ve been getting pretty good feedback on the route weather planner and the gel recipe. I add new tools as I think of them or encounter needs of my own.
Writeup and demo here: https://www.mikeayles.com/blog/on-chip-llm-kv260/
Source and HDL here: https://github.com/MichaelAyles/kev-gpt
Show HN here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49242475
For this, I'm starting to learn about embedded systems with a STM32 Nucleo 64 board and the books "Making Embedded Systems" and "Practical Electronics for Inventors".
The objective is to learn and practice a lot, so I can land a job in the near future.
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Outside of IT, I started watching The Bear, that re-ignited my passion for cooking, so I got into that (again) too.
Working with agents generates a lot of markdown input and output. So I'm working on viva, a tool to help author and review docs. You tell it what kind of doc you want, attach any necessary links/files/repo paths/etc, then it asks you clarifying questions until it has the data it needs. Then it authors a doc and give you a review interface. You can approve, request more info, request changes, make direct edits, etc. T…
It feels like an impossible task. With little bips and bops being relevant across the whole project. One would have to scour through the entire document they are creating, for every bip and bop they want to write down.
Not like LLM could not do this. But, there always comes a point, where some important relation is skipped, or is just part of the tribal knowledge. Someone, somewhere just knows, that if X fails, he has to look in Z, but this fact is not noted in the knowledgebase. So, the re-write always falls apart.
The idea is to have a better experience for navigating livecam streams that are publicly available on YouTube. There are a few livecam aggregators that include maps, but I never felt that any of them were satisfying, as they always require you to open new pages to watch the streams. On World Watcher, you can jump from place to place seamlessly.
You can also filter the streams by type of place or features, for example beaches or cams with audio. And if you don't know where to go, just try out the Explore button.
I released a new UI last week and next I'd like to work on automating as much as possible the process of finding and inserting new streams on the map.
My favorite feature is I built a Stream Deck plugin for it so that I can monitor things from my Stream Deck XL while I'm doing other work, then if a button goes red or whatever I can just click it and it brings up the admin portal and shows me the workflow that failed.
It's still kind of in the alpha state but it does work pretty well.
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It took me three years to write whilst also building a couple of start-up companies