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Ask HN: What have you built privately with AI that you'd like to share?
An idea has circulated that a lot of us are just privately building software for our own projects without sharing the buildWe could however share the ideas of what we're building so that other people could build sometime similar to fill their own needs or the ideas could be incorporated in to other projectsA lot of random things come to mind for me, like I started (but for now abandoned) some kind of picture icon viewer by date on Linux desktop. A lot of smartphone file viewers display pics
Show HN: Personal AI on your Mac – SuperDuck.AI (beta testers wanted)
Personal AI has arrived, and it's now as easy as downloading a Mac app.SuperDuck.AI runs the model on your own Mac. Your conversations, your files, your notes stay on your machine. No account, no cloud AI needed. There's an iPhone/iPad app that talks to your Mac over an end-to-end encrypted link, so your phone gets the same AI, with the Mac's files and web access, wherever you are.Under the hood we bundle antirez's ds4 and other inference engines, so installing is one do
Show HN: Privacy Layer for Frontier Models
Kinda crazy how many people submit their sensitive information to frontier models. Tax documents, health data, financial transactions etc.Built this as a proof of concept. Venice AI is on a similar wavelength where they limit identity connected to prompts, but not information in the prompts.Sometimes it's tough to actually filter all sensitive information and keep the same quality in responses. I can share the github if anyone is interested.Note: Was also experimenting with OpenMed Privacy
Show HN: Sauva – Terminal Unicode Explorer
I made a tool to search and inspect Unicode characters in the terminal.<p>- Browse Unicode blocks or search by character, code point, or name<p>- View Unicode properties, encodings, and their descriptions<p>- Decompose strings into code points or grapheme clusters, and compare different normalization forms<p>- Preview glyphs using image display protocols (kitty, iTerm2)
Google Says Linux GUI Apps Will Come to Googlebook
One of the many functional regressions I immediately noticed in my Googlebook is its half-assed Linux environment.
Epic is rebuilding its anti-cheat tech to finally bring Fortnite to Linux
Fortnite could finally come to Linux as Epic develops a new anti-cheat system designed to address security concerns. The ...
Ubuntu clearly isn't the best Linux distro: here's how it became the most popular anyway
Here's where it gets even more interesting. When it comes to Linux enthusiasts choosing their distro, Ubuntu is not at the ...
The Best Features Of Linux 7.3: Performance Improvements, Lots From Valve
The Linux 7.3 kernel is slated to be officially released on Sunday, 18 October, barring any last minute issues from coming about. With that said, here's a reminder about some of the most exciting ...
Xodus Nexus brings Xbox Game Pass to Linux and Steam Deck
Xodus Nexus could make Linux gaming even more appealing by bringing supported Xbox and PC Game Pass titles to devices like ...
Munich dumps proprietary for open source (again) – but no Linux desktop
Open source in the public sector doesn’t fail because of technical issues. It fails because it’s not aligned with the political agenda
Linux 7.3 is out with some nice improvements for people with low VRAM AMD cards
A long-awaited fix.
3 Linux distros that ruled the world until they were suddenly abandoned by their creators
Linux history is full of projects that thrived for years before their stewards walked away. Some faded quietly, others ended ...
Linux 7.4 is now accepting new features and 7.3 is out for download
Linus Torvalds released Linux 7.3, but warned developers that Linux 7.4 could face a one- to two-week delay while he takes ...
New Jersey Ladies~
Unix-tan and IAS Machine-tan, wanted to put them in something Sopranos / "Mob Wife"-core.
Maybe I'll send...
New Jersey Ladies~Unix-tan and IAS Machine-tan, wanted to put them in something Sopranos / “Mob Wife”-core. Maybe I’ll send them to the Jersey Shore next. :3
Fortnite is coming to Linux!
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25 People Who Have Dated Sociopaths Are Revealing The Moments They Realized Something Was Seriously Wrong
"I ended up dropping out of uni because he would sabotage me at every turn. I’ll never forget when I was working on a major project and he would keep walking past me calling me a f**king b**h and spitting on my piece."
Show HN: Donut Browser, the most private anti-detect browser
Hi everyone!About 2 years ago, I began to work on Donut Browser as a tool to manage browser profiles, which over time has evolved into a proper anti-detect browser.Anti-detect browsers let you create browser profiles that look like as if you have a completely different computer. I believe Donut is the most private anti-detect browser because:
- It has no telemetry and doesn't track your browsing activity
- It spoofs your browser identity in a way that looks like a real device for every prof
Epic confirms Fortnite is coming to Linux but Steam Deck support isn’t guaranteed
Epic Games has confirmed that Fortnite is coming to Linux as part of a major overhaul of its Easy Anti-Cheat system ...
Steam for Linux finally goes 64-bit
Valve has moved the Steam Linux client to 64-bit in the latest beta. However, the new version still requires 32-bit libraries ...
My favorite AI GUI for Linux works with local or cloud models – and it’s free
The Plans feature alone makes Askimo worth using. I’ve been on the hunt for a one-stop-shop AI tool that can handle most of ...