khimaros

i'm having a hard time finding the source code. could you provide a link?

FreeCAD seems to be on the right trajectory lately.

@jeffgeerling.com, i would love to see you do a video about reticulum.network (and maybe veilid someday too)

that's essentially it. just a simple commands line tool to automate the workflow you describe in your post.

GitHub - khimaros/enc: the english to anything transpiler the english to anything transpiler. Contribute to khimaros/enc development by creating an account on GitHub.

i built a command line vibe coding tool in the spirit of 'cc' which fits easily into a vim/make/git driven workflow github.com/khimaros/enc

it is compatible with anthropic, openai, gemini, and llama.cpp. write your prompts in '.en' files and transpile them to any other programming language.

GitHub - khimaros/enc: the english to anything transpiler the english to anything transpiler. Contribute to khimaros/enc development by creating an account on GitHub.

I built an open source tool to automate this workflow. interested in your thoughts github.com/khimaros/enc

100% agree, though a side effect of this may be that most consumer goods become completely unaffordable to most of the population.

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can it operate as an access point as well? what about dual band? historically this has been a pain point with the built-in WiFi corset on eg. the RPi4.

basically the same, but i use this format and store them in version control: github.com/jotaen/xit

refuse to buy them because they are wrapped in single use plastic, and let the store manager know. later, visit your local co-op grocer and buy loose grapes with your own reusable container.

definitely the latter

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launch `./server -m <model>` and then connect to 127.0.0.1:8080 (by default) in your web browser. if you install termux:api android app and the termux-api debian package, you can automate this step with `termux-open-url`. termux:widget can be used to add any script in ~/.shortcuts/ to the homescreen

to summarize how this works: install termux and termux:widget on your phone (i use the F-Droid version). then install build deps: `apt install build-essential make git vim`. clone the llama.cpp repo and `make`. download a GGUF model from TheBloke's HF account.

it is surprisingly easy to run a libre/offline/private #LLM on Android devices using #termux + #llama.cpp. with TheBloke's OpenChat3.5 (Q4_K_M), i feel like i have a super-compressed version of the internet in my pocket at all times, accessible at the press of a home screen shortcut.