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You can contact me at hello+hn@davidv.dev
App is alpha quality but working: https://github.com/davidventura/firefox-translator
Trying to figure out F-Droid publishing..
Not the easiest, but easy enough (requires building).
I used these two projects to build an on-device translator for Android.
The rest seems here to stay. I've gotten popups offering me to summarize 1-line emails on Gmail..
I see the glasses are connected (via usb-c?) to the OrangePi.
Is this project converting HDMI signal to the Viture protocol? if so, can't you run a screen grabber directly on your machine and send it to the glasses?
The problem is that in a team setting, you can't control the type of "code sample" that your teammates send for review.
It's frequently the case that some teammates will request review for this kind of slop, while outsourcing all the "thinking" to the reviewer.
As a revwiewer, I now have to review much more code (LLMs absolutely increase the amount of code per hour you can put out), which is often unfiltered LLM output, so it needs more careful and thorough review.
Essentially, a careless developer with access to an LLM can now perform a cheap DoS on reviewers.
My action just calls `make build test` but it is convenient to have it hooked to GH for automated testing on PRs
It supports mac & Linux, and gets sent to an ESP32
Asking because I built a translator app[0] for Android, using marian-nmt (via bergamot), with Mozilla's models, and the performance for on-device inference is very good.
Mostly, I am tired of tools requiring root access, or a block device, to function, even in read only mode.
If you have a file on disk (eg: a VM's disk) mdadm will refuse to show metadata, requiring root to do so.
On top of that, I reject a substantial amount of the ideas that I get, because they are not good/deep enough.
Webrings[0] are somewhat being used again. I keep a list of the blogs I follow[1] in OPML & HTML, so that you can either bulk-subscribe, or browse through blogs that you might find relevant; you can do the same!
On RSS readers/organization, I didn't need a solution, because "personal blogs" post rarely enough that even following ~100 blogs, I see 3~5 updates per week.
Obviously these models would have lower accuracy, but running at all would be nice.
It's definitely _a_ commit message. Not sure it beats "asdasd" or "do stuff" though.
A lot of jobs are extremely mundane though, compliance, regulations, legacy code bases, etc.
Yes, all mitigations get disabled
I'm super excited for smart glasses, but haven't seen anything yet that offers both a Heads Up Display (aka screen) and audio/speakers.