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carltheperson commented on React Flow, open source libraries for node-based UIs with React or Svelte   github.com/xyflow/xyflow... · Posted by u/mountainview
carltheperson · 5 months ago
This is a great library. I especially appreciate that they added a version for Svelte (with specific examples for Svelte 5).

It's very convenient how you create the graph, with nodes just being Svelte components. Adding custom edges isn't very hard either.

If you're curious what you can do with it, I made this demo for myself https://youtu.be/aVY7ySPiSo8 (never launched it). I used Svelte Flow to visualize AI doing research, my first project using LLMs.

carltheperson commented on Packing Multiple Services into One Rust Binary   carlriis.com/posts/rust-o... · Posted by u/PotatoNinja
carltheperson · 5 months ago
Cool! I see someone else was quick to post this.

Hi everyone. I wrote this describing how I like putting more than one thing/service into my final Rust binaries (when applicable, e.g. smaller projects).

When people ask me what I like about Rust, I mention that you can do something like this, so I thought I'd write a post to illustrate it.

I especially think the frontend build embedding and TLS management are neat tricks.

carltheperson commented on Creating My Own Linux-Based Smart TV   carltheperson.com/posts/e... · Posted by u/carltheperson
catchmeifyoucan · 2 years ago
This is cool!

I'm wondering how you change the input port (e.g. PS5), guessing you jump back to the Samsung OS in those cases?

carltheperson · 2 years ago
I don't have anything else plugged into the TV. If I had a PS5 I would have to jump back to Tizen OS, yes.
carltheperson commented on Creating My Own Linux-Based Smart TV   carltheperson.com/posts/e... · Posted by u/carltheperson
secstate · 2 years ago
Love a good hack. But in this case, I just use LibreELEC (kodi) and call it a day :D
carltheperson · 2 years ago
Kodi is definitely a very cool project.

I haven't used it much myself. How well does it work with streaming services? It seems like it's designed to be really good for offline content.

carltheperson commented on Creating My Own Linux-Based Smart TV   carltheperson.com/posts/e... · Posted by u/carltheperson
bearen · 2 years ago
Is there any benefit of using a laptop rather than a pi?
carltheperson · 2 years ago
The benefit for me was that I already had an old laptop lying around. :)

I'm sure a Pi could work well for this too. It just needs to be powerful enough to display websites and videos smoothly.

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