This looks really cool but I can't justify using it because of privacy concerns. Running this with a local ai and a strongly worded guarantee of no tracking/reselling of my metadata is something I would pay for.
Readit Newsmadmod commented on Show HN: Learn Japanese contextually while browsing lingoku.ai/learn-japanese... · Posted by u/englishcat
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I signed up and there is nothing to do without paying. At least have one free clip as a demo.
madmod commented on Traffic lights with four colors and a new white light are coming unionrayo.com/en/traffic-... · Posted by u/fcpguru
Is this AI slop ragebait to drive engagement? If this is real then like others have said here it makes zero sense. The only benefit of allowing cars to control the intersection would be for cross traffic to interleave. No human driver could safely navigate that.
Problem is none of the trackpad on PC are as good as the Apple trackpad
You could try putting a trackpad from a macbook into the framework. AFAIK the palm rejection is all in the firmware. The apple trackpad is USB. If you look at the code for Asahi Linux it could tell you more.
I'm happy to answer questions around the new product.
Awesome job on following through with the upgradability! I love the nvidia support!
Are you coming out with another coolermaster case for the 16 mainboard?
I want to make a custom dock with fans to force more cooling over the radiators. Could it be possible to "unlock" the 100W TDP of the 5070 in firmware or are there other hardware limitations like the interconnect?
Was adding the USB C power input on the GPU necessary to get full power? I see in the specs on github that VADP_GPU can take 100W into the mainboard and VSYS_GPU can supply 240W to the GPU. Are there any tradeoffs powering the system from the back ports vs the GPU?
Was the previous version of the AMD GPU not sending the display signal directly to the panel via the edp mux but instead via the igpu? If not is that something you can update in firmware? Can you publish how this was done so someone can make an oculink expansion board with displayport input?
Thanks to everyone at Framework for making such awesome hackable products!
madmod commented on Swarm robotics could spell the end of the assembly line therobotreport.com/swarm-... · Posted by u/speckx
That seems like an extremely broad patent
madmod commented on Code-GUI bidirectional editing via LSP jamesbvaughan.com/bidirec... · Posted by u/jamesbvaughan
Hey nice - this stuff is so much fun to me. I've worked a number of experiments like this too, especially related to live coding. Love seeing it in the wild.
I built a small project where you can live-code Love2D. The running program updates in real time (no saving needed) and see all values update in real-time, via LSP.
https://github.com/jasonjmcghee/livelove
And also added the same kind of interactivity like a number slider and color picker that replace text inline, like yours (though via vs code extension: https://gist.github.com/jasonjmcghee/17a404bbf15918fda29cf69...)
Here's another experiment where I made it so you could "drag and drop" to choose a position for something by manipulating the editor / replacing a computed position with a static one, on keypress.
https://clj.social/@jason/113550406525463981
There's so much cool stuff you can do here.
I love your project. I am making something with LSP and your code was a great example of what is possible.
Edit: Never mind it seems to be an issue on my device.
The faq wont expand on tap for me on android firefox. Dm me if you need more info.
Looks like a great app and I can't wait to try it for Japanese!
Can the cards be exported to anki?
I watched the first minute of your video and still have no idea what this is or why I should use it.
Does anyone know what the japanese in the logo means? As I read it ジブト (jibuto) means nothing to me.