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Trying to build the world's largest encyclopedia of magazines, fanzines, journals and newsletters. Most of the world's magazines are dead and buried, languishing as copyright orphans with no known owner. Yet, they contain far more knowledge than probably all the books combined? We should probably think about training the next LLM on all the world's magazines as well as all the books. It is less than half-baked. I ask…
It’s an open source ERP system. I’ve been plugging away for about 10 months, but ERP systems are soooo big.
Really I just wanted to build graph-based, stochastic production routing, but there are so many pre-requisites to good scheduling/routing. Like the people, and the parts in stock, and when the required parts will arrive. So I’m building all that first.
It’s also been pretty enjoyable to learn Remix and Supabase in the process. I can’t say enough good about them!
Effindice is a browser-based passphrase generator implementing the EFF Dice method without physical dice. It is a simple javasript GUI application encapsulated within a single HTML file, designed to be used offline. It utilizes the javascript-fortuna implementation of the Fortuna pRNG algorithm and incorporates randomized delays to reduce predictability.
Hacked it together really quickly, emailed it to Bruce Schneier, not realizing he also wrote Fortuna pRNG, unexpected thumbs up
I wasn't happy with using random websites for generating passphrases like this.
I've been meaning to write a CLI version and add a feature to reorder the words into a more understandable sentence...
https://github.com/replete/effindice Effindice is a browser-based passphrase generator implementing the EFF Dice method without physical dice. It is a simple javasript GUI application encapsulated within a single HTML file, designed to be used offline. It utilizes the javascript-fortuna implementation of the Fortuna pRNG algorithm and incorporates randomized delays to reduce predictability. Hacked it together really…
Cloud music sharing for music that’s still half baked. Built this for myself years ago and I use it often when working on musical projects with friends around the world.
Think Whats app private groups meets Dropbox meets iOS voice recorder, with cloud transcoding. Mobile and web compatible.
Remote build caching for everyone: https://less.build
Thanks for posting this thread :)
TL;DR agi-pack is a Dockerfile generator for machine learning (ML) developers that is simple, hackable and extensible.
Fun fact: More than 75% of the original implementation was generated by conversations with GPT-4 + Github Co-pilot.
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Thank you! It was actually Chrome releasing the ability to open a sidebar using a context menu action that sparked the idea. I absolutely plan to support firefox. I figured I should get things working well in one browser first before looking into porting, but consider it on the near term todo list.
There is a cross browser extension helper in this thread. Maybe it works for you.