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React Flow, open source libraries for node-based UIs with React or Svelte
6 months ago
- xyflow repository hosts four packages: React Flow 12, React Flow 11, Svelte Flow, and a shared helper library.
- Support options include reporting bugs, sending project screenshots, starring on GitHub, or sponsoring via React Flow Pro or GitHub Sponsors for organizations.
- Basic usage examples provided for both React Flow and Svelte Flow, including installation and setup.
- Release process involves changesets and GitHub actions for package updates and version bumps.
- Maintained by xyflow team, with MIT license; contact via form or Discord for collaboration.
We only have one life. Let's stop wasting it on YouTube shorts
6 months ago
- Life is short; avoid wasting time on YouTube shorts.
- A Chrome extension exists to remove the YouTube shorts block and reduce thumbnail sizes.
- Link provided for getting started with Chrome extensions.
Pyscripter – open-source Python IDE written in Delphi
6 months ago
- PyScripter is a free and open-source Python IDE.
- It aims to compete with commercial Windows-based IDEs.
- PyScripter is lightweight yet feature-rich.
- The project is hosted on GitHub with 320 forks.
- It requires signing in to change notification settings.
OpenMaxIO is a community-maintained fork of MinIO
6 months ago
- OpenMaxIO is a community-maintained fork of MinIO, preserving open-source object storage features.
- Steps to set up OpenMaxIO Console include cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and building the project.
- Connecting OpenMaxIO UI to an existing MinIO server requires setting the `CONSOLE_MINIO_SERVER` environment variable.
- Admin privileges are needed for MinIO Console, with instructions provided for creating admin users and policies.
- Environment settings like `CONSOLE_PBKDF_PASSPHRASE` and `CONSOLE_PBKDF_SALT` are required for JWT encryption.
- The console service runs on port 9090 by default, with options to change the port and enable HTTPS.
- Support for multiple certificates allows serving clients through different domains.
- Debug logging levels can be set via the `CONSOLE_DEBUG_LOGLEVEL` environment variable for detailed request logging.
Compiler for "Easy" language from "Etudes for Programmers" book (1978)
6 months ago
- The repository contains an educational compiler for the Easy programming language, based on the book 'Etudes for Programmers' by Charles Wetherell.
- The compiler is written in TypeScript and emits C code, which is then compiled into native binary using Clang or GCC.
- Easy language follows copy semantics, with deep copies for most operations, except for dynamically-sized arrays which use shallow copies.
- The compiler features a handwritten recursive descent parser and an experimental PEG parser for testing purposes.
- Includes a test pipeline with various well-known programs like Brainfuck interpreter, Conway's Game of Life, and Eratosthenes Sieve.
- Requires JavaScript runtime (Node 24+ or Bun) and Clang 17+ for operation.
- Supports syntax highlighting for macOS 'cot' editor and VSCode through extensions.
- Educational project aimed at learning compiler implementations and runtimes.
Show HN: Deta Surf – An open source and local-first AI notebook
6 months ago
- Deta Surf is an AI notebook integrating files and web content for streamlined research and thinking.
- Built with Svelte, TypeScript, and Rust, it supports MacOS, Windows, and Linux, with local data storage in open formats.
- Focuses on multi-media thinking, allowing users to juggle notes, websites, and PDFs in one place.
- Features include YouTube and PDF notes, web search integration, and applet creation without coding.
- Supports a private media library organized into Notebooks, usable offline and powering AI features.
- Utilizes SFFS (Surf Flat File System) for local storage in open formats.
- Enables interactive applets, rich note formatting, and integration of various media types.
- Navigation is facilitated through tabs, split view, and a sidebar for easy access to resources.
- Powered by user-choice large language models, with options for local or cloud-based models.
- Open-source under Apache 2.0, with exceptions for specific components and trademarks.
- Deta GmbH offers a modified version of Surf with additional features, under separate terms.
Portable GPU Programming – csc.fi
6 months ago
- Course material for the CSC course 'Portable GPU Programming'.
- Part of EuroCC training activities at CSC.
- Day 1 topics: Parallel Computing, GPU execution model, memory hierarchy, Mahti and LUMI platforms, C++ refresher, MPI basics.
- Day 2 topics: Introduction to SYCL, simple and advanced SYCL, exercises, memory optimizations, SYCL and MPI, interoperability.
- Day 3 topics: Kokkos I, II, III with exercises.
- Day 4 topics: OpenMP offload with exercises, wrap-up.
- Lectures published under CC-BY-SA license, some based on Intel's MIT-licensed work.
Show HN: Maktabah Islam ELKIRTASS being revived on Qt6 CMake
6 months ago
- Qirtas Library is a free, open-source program compatible with Linux, Windows, and Mac.
- Allows reading and editing books, as well as adding new books.
- Features include downloading books from an online repository.
- Supports converting books from Al-Maktaba Al-Shamela in bulk.
- Can import Al-Maktaba Al-Shamela .bok files.
- Enables creating an empty book and indexing it easily.
- Supports importing compressed or uncompressed Qirtas Library book collections.
- Allows changing the icon for each book individually.
- Export books to multiple formats like ODF, PDF, EPUB, and HTML.
- Supports plugins for additional tools.
- Enables linking between pages within the same book or across different books.
- Can import books from text files or web pages.
- Allows adding pages to favorites and editing them.
- Supports modifying book indexing.
- Customizable display options like colors and fonts.
- Change the program's theme.
- Displays the Quran by Surahs and parts with verse search functionality.
- Modify book indexing and the collections they belong to.
- Change the program's language.
- Toggle diacritics (Tashkeel) on/off.
- Available for download on SourceForge.
- Requires GCC, CMake, and Make (optional: LLVM, Clang, Ninja).
- Dependencies include brotli, bzip2, curl, dbus, and others.
- Installation involves creating a build directory, configuring, and building with CMake.
- Optimized builds can be configured with options like Release mode.
A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common Unix commands
6 months ago
- A cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration.
- A modern, maintained replacement for ls, built on exa.
- A viewer for git and diff output.
- A more intuitive version of du written in Rust.
- A better df alternative.
- A new way to see and navigate directory trees.
- A simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
- An extremely fast alternative to grep that respects your gitignore.
- A general purpose command-line fuzzy finder.
- Fly through your shell history.
- A human-friendly and fast alternative to cut and (sometimes) awk sed for JSON data.
- An intuitive find & replace CLI (sed alternative).
- Create and view interactive cheatsheets on the command-line.
- A community effort to simplify man pages with practical examples.
- Yet another cross-platform graphical process/system monitor.
- Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS and Windows operating systems.
- System monitoring dashboard for terminal.
- A command-line benchmarking tool.
- Ping, but with a graph.
- A modern replacement for ps written in Rust.
- A modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client for the API era.
- The power of curl, the ease of use of httpie.
- A friendly and fast tool for sending HTTP requests.
- A smarter cd command inspired by z.
- Command-line DNS client for humans. dig on steroids.
- A simple terminal UI for git commands.
Derek Sivers's database and web apps
6 months ago
- Derek Sivers maintains a private database with public code, mirrored on GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg.
- The database setup includes circular references in tables.sql, with functions organized in schemas for easy reloading.
- Testing is done using pgTAP on a clone of the live database, with minimal data for focused testing.
- HTML templates are stored in the database, not on disk, for easy editing and use.
- PostgreSQL functions return two values: head text for HTTP headers and body text for the content.
- Different directories correspond to different web apps, each with its own set of functions and tests.
- Derek encourages discussions about programming and responds to every email.
Show HN: Subway Surfers in Your Terminal
6 months ago
- Install Subway Surfers gameplay in your terminal to stay focused.
- Use Homebrew to install with commands: `brew tap evanreilly/subway-surfers`, `brew install subway-surfers`, then run `subway-surfers`.
- Automatically installs dependencies: `mplayer` and `libcaca`.
- Update later with `brew update` and `brew upgrade subway-surfers`.
- Features ASCII art gameplay directly in the terminal.
Rust MinIO Alternative
6 months ago
- RustFS is a high-performance distributed object storage software built using Rust.
- Features include high performance, distributed architecture, S3 compatibility, data lake support, and open-source under Apache 2.0 license.
- Comparison highlights RustFS's advantages over other object storage solutions, including better licensing, security, and support.
- Installation options include one-click scripts, Docker, and building from source for advanced users.
- Access the RustFS console via web browser, create buckets, and upload objects with S3-compatible APIs.
- Community-driven project with support through GitHub Discussions, Issues, and contributions welcome.
VortexNet: Neural network based on fluid dynamics
6 months ago
- Repository contains toy implementations of VortexNet concepts from the research paper.
- Demonstrates PDE-based vortex layers and fluid-inspired mechanisms in neural architectures.
- Includes scripts for VortexNet Autoencoder on MNIST and custom image datasets.
- Custom image script features data augmentation and latent space interpolation.
- Requires Python 3.8+ and specific packages like torch, torchvision, matplotlib.
- MNIST dataset auto-downloads; custom images need to be placed in 'my_data/'.
- Training outputs saved in specified 'output_dir', includes logs and model checkpoints.
- TensorBoard can be used for monitoring training progress.
Show HN: Cuq – Formal Verification of Rust GPU Kernels
6 months ago
- Cuq is a framework for formally verifying the semantics of Rust GPU kernels by translating Rust's MIR into Coq and connecting it to the PTX memory model.
- No formal semantics currently exist for Rust GPU code, despite its ability to compile to PTX or SPIR-V.
- The project aims to define a mechanized operational semantics for a subset of MIR and prove memory-model soundness when compiled to PTX.
- Key goals include verifying kernel-level properties like absence of divergent barrier synchronization and conformance to the PTX consistency model.
- The framework provides a prototype toolchain for translating Rust-CUDA kernels into Coq terms and interfacing with PTX proofs.
- Future extensions may incorporate Rust's ownership and lifetime reasoning for end-to-end proofs of safety and correctness.
Ovi
6 months ago
- Ovi is a video+audio generation model that creates synchronized content from text or text+image inputs.
- It features a high-quality 5B audio branch pretrained with in-house datasets.
- Supports flexible inputs: text-only or text+image conditioning.
- Generates 5-second videos at 24 FPS, 720×720 resolution, with various aspect ratios.
- High-resolution support up to 960×960 for better results in text-to-video (t2v) and image-to-video (i2v).
- Available on wavespeed.ai and HuggingFace for video creation.
- ComfyUI integration is in progress (WIP).
- Trained at 720×720 but can upscale to higher resolutions while maintaining consistency.
- Includes example prompts for text-to-audio-video (T2AV) and image-to-audio-video (I2AV).
- Special tags (<S> and <AUDCAP>) control speech and audio descriptions in prompts.
- Easy setup with git clone, virtual environment, and dependency installation.
- Customizable generation via inference_fusion.yaml, including quality settings and GPU configurations.
- Supports multi-GPU inference for faster processing.
- Gradio UI provided for easy interaction with the model.
- Acknowledgments to Wan2.2 and MMAudio for foundational components.
- Open for collaboration, feedback, and contributions.
Vitest v4
6 months ago
- Vitest v4.0.0 introduces several breaking changes, including the removal of deprecated APIs and features.
- New features include enhanced browser mode support, improved coverage options, and new expect utilities.
- Bug fixes address issues in browser mode, coverage, and module mocking, among others.
- Performance improvements focus on reducing dynamic imports and optimizing worker usage.
A non-diagonal SSM RNN computed in parallel without requiring stabilization
6 months ago
- Implementation of a deep RNN with non-diagonal linear state-space model (SSM) over generalized orders of magnitude (GOOMs).
- Recurrent states can fluctuate over a greater dynamic range of real values, enabling parallel computation of non-diagonal recurrences via prefix scan.
- Model is implemented as a standard PyTorch nn.Module, partially compilable due to PyTorch's incomplete support for complex tensors.
- Training details include batch size, optimizer (AdamW), learning rate schedule, and other hyper-parameters for tasks like natural language generation.
- Model performance: Cross-entropy loss of ~2.7 after training on 10B tokens, comparable to state-of-the-art models.
- Additional tasks include Sequential MNIST generation/classification, Wikitext-103, and Copy-Memory tasks.
- Model provides convenience methods like get_param_groups(), compute_loss_and_metrics(), and generate().
- GOOMs are implemented as torch.complex64 tensors, with custom torch.Autograd.function for proper gradient backpropagation.
- Training involves autocasting to torch.float16 for float tensors, but not for complex GOOMs.
- Work originated from exploring parallel computation of non-diagonal linear recurrences via complex plane mapping.
Gleescript – Bundle Gleam-on-Erlang project into an executable file
6 months ago
- Add the gleescript package to your Gleam project to bundle it into an escript.
- Use the command `gleam run -m gleescript` to generate the escript.
- The generated escript can run on any computer with the Erlang VM installed.
- Older Erlang VM versions may not support newer bytecode in the escript.
- Use the `--out` flag to specify a different directory for the escript output.
Knocker, a knock based access control system for your homelab
6 months ago
- Knocker is a self-hosted HTTP-based single-packet authorization (SPA) gateway for homelabs.
- It provides web, CLI, and Android clients for knocking (whitelisting IPs).
- Integrates with reverse proxies like Caddy and firewalls via FirewallD.
- Keeps services private, opening them on-demand for authorized IPs only.
- Supports API key authentication, configurable TTL, and remote whitelisting.
- Includes static IP/CIDR whitelisting and path-based exclusions.
- Full IPv6 and IPv4 support, with optional Firewalld integration for advanced rules.
- Deployable via Docker containers with support for AMD64, ARMv8, and ARMv7.
- Features Knocker-Web (PWA), Knocker-CLI (Go), and Knocker-EXPO (Android).
- Includes detailed configuration for Caddy and FirewallD integration.
MinIO (apparently) becomes source-only
6 months ago
- User reports missing new image for security release Security/CVE RELEASE.2025-10-15T17-29-55Z on quay.io and DockerHub.
- User inquires if the missing image is expected or if a new release can be pushed for this installation method.
- Post has received engagement with 6.2k forks and mentions multiple users including Weetile, dpieski, expilu, justsomescripts, StrangePeanut, and 16 more.

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React Flow, open source libraries for node-based UIs with React or Svelte
6 months ago
- xyflow repository hosts four packages: React Flow 12, React Flow 11, Svelte Flow, and a shared helper library.
- Support options include reporting bugs, sending project screenshots, starring on GitHub, or sponsoring via React Flow Pro or GitHub Sponsors for organizations.
- Basic usage examples provided for both React Flow and Svelte Flow, including installation and setup.
- Release process involves changesets and GitHub actions for package updates and version bumps.
- Maintained by xyflow team, with MIT license; contact via form or Discord for collaboration.
We only have one life. Let's stop wasting it on YouTube shorts
6 months ago
- Life is short; avoid wasting time on YouTube shorts.
- A Chrome extension exists to remove the YouTube shorts block and reduce thumbnail sizes.
- Link provided for getting started with Chrome extensions.
Pyscripter – open-source Python IDE written in Delphi
6 months ago
- PyScripter is a free and open-source Python IDE.
- It aims to compete with commercial Windows-based IDEs.
- PyScripter is lightweight yet feature-rich.
- The project is hosted on GitHub with 320 forks.
- It requires signing in to change notification settings.
OpenMaxIO is a community-maintained fork of MinIO
6 months ago
- OpenMaxIO is a community-maintained fork of MinIO, preserving open-source object storage features.
- Steps to set up OpenMaxIO Console include cloning the repository, installing dependencies, and building the project.
- Connecting OpenMaxIO UI to an existing MinIO server requires setting the `CONSOLE_MINIO_SERVER` environment variable.
- Admin privileges are needed for MinIO Console, with instructions provided for creating admin users and policies.
- Environment settings like `CONSOLE_PBKDF_PASSPHRASE` and `CONSOLE_PBKDF_SALT` are required for JWT encryption.
- The console service runs on port 9090 by default, with options to change the port and enable HTTPS.
- Support for multiple certificates allows serving clients through different domains.
- Debug logging levels can be set via the `CONSOLE_DEBUG_LOGLEVEL` environment variable for detailed request logging.
Compiler for "Easy" language from "Etudes for Programmers" book (1978)
6 months ago
- The repository contains an educational compiler for the Easy programming language, based on the book 'Etudes for Programmers' by Charles Wetherell.
- The compiler is written in TypeScript and emits C code, which is then compiled into native binary using Clang or GCC.
- Easy language follows copy semantics, with deep copies for most operations, except for dynamically-sized arrays which use shallow copies.
- The compiler features a handwritten recursive descent parser and an experimental PEG parser for testing purposes.
- Includes a test pipeline with various well-known programs like Brainfuck interpreter, Conway's Game of Life, and Eratosthenes Sieve.
- Requires JavaScript runtime (Node 24+ or Bun) and Clang 17+ for operation.
- Supports syntax highlighting for macOS 'cot' editor and VSCode through extensions.
- Educational project aimed at learning compiler implementations and runtimes.
Show HN: Deta Surf – An open source and local-first AI notebook
6 months ago
- Deta Surf is an AI notebook integrating files and web content for streamlined research and thinking.
- Built with Svelte, TypeScript, and Rust, it supports MacOS, Windows, and Linux, with local data storage in open formats.
- Focuses on multi-media thinking, allowing users to juggle notes, websites, and PDFs in one place.
- Features include YouTube and PDF notes, web search integration, and applet creation without coding.
- Supports a private media library organized into Notebooks, usable offline and powering AI features.
- Utilizes SFFS (Surf Flat File System) for local storage in open formats.
- Enables interactive applets, rich note formatting, and integration of various media types.
- Navigation is facilitated through tabs, split view, and a sidebar for easy access to resources.
- Powered by user-choice large language models, with options for local or cloud-based models.
- Open-source under Apache 2.0, with exceptions for specific components and trademarks.
- Deta GmbH offers a modified version of Surf with additional features, under separate terms.
Portable GPU Programming – csc.fi
6 months ago
- Course material for the CSC course 'Portable GPU Programming'.
- Part of EuroCC training activities at CSC.
- Day 1 topics: Parallel Computing, GPU execution model, memory hierarchy, Mahti and LUMI platforms, C++ refresher, MPI basics.
- Day 2 topics: Introduction to SYCL, simple and advanced SYCL, exercises, memory optimizations, SYCL and MPI, interoperability.
- Day 3 topics: Kokkos I, II, III with exercises.
- Day 4 topics: OpenMP offload with exercises, wrap-up.
- Lectures published under CC-BY-SA license, some based on Intel's MIT-licensed work.
Show HN: Maktabah Islam ELKIRTASS being revived on Qt6 CMake
6 months ago
- Qirtas Library is a free, open-source program compatible with Linux, Windows, and Mac.
- Allows reading and editing books, as well as adding new books.
- Features include downloading books from an online repository.
- Supports converting books from Al-Maktaba Al-Shamela in bulk.
- Can import Al-Maktaba Al-Shamela .bok files.
- Enables creating an empty book and indexing it easily.
- Supports importing compressed or uncompressed Qirtas Library book collections.
- Allows changing the icon for each book individually.
- Export books to multiple formats like ODF, PDF, EPUB, and HTML.
- Supports plugins for additional tools.
- Enables linking between pages within the same book or across different books.
- Can import books from text files or web pages.
- Allows adding pages to favorites and editing them.
- Supports modifying book indexing.
- Customizable display options like colors and fonts.
- Change the program's theme.
- Displays the Quran by Surahs and parts with verse search functionality.
- Modify book indexing and the collections they belong to.
- Change the program's language.
- Toggle diacritics (Tashkeel) on/off.
- Available for download on SourceForge.
- Requires GCC, CMake, and Make (optional: LLVM, Clang, Ninja).
- Dependencies include brotli, bzip2, curl, dbus, and others.
- Installation involves creating a build directory, configuring, and building with CMake.
- Optimized builds can be configured with options like Release mode.
A collection of modern/faster/saner alternatives to common Unix commands
6 months ago
- A cat clone with syntax highlighting and Git integration.
- A modern, maintained replacement for ls, built on exa.
- A viewer for git and diff output.
- A more intuitive version of du written in Rust.
- A better df alternative.
- A new way to see and navigate directory trees.
- A simple, fast and user-friendly alternative to find.
- An extremely fast alternative to grep that respects your gitignore.
- A general purpose command-line fuzzy finder.
- Fly through your shell history.
- A human-friendly and fast alternative to cut and (sometimes) awk sed for JSON data.
- An intuitive find & replace CLI (sed alternative).
- Create and view interactive cheatsheets on the command-line.
- A community effort to simplify man pages with practical examples.
- Yet another cross-platform graphical process/system monitor.
- Glances an Eye on your system. A top/htop alternative for GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac OS and Windows operating systems.
- System monitoring dashboard for terminal.
- A command-line benchmarking tool.
- Ping, but with a graph.
- A modern replacement for ps written in Rust.
- A modern, user-friendly command-line HTTP client for the API era.
- The power of curl, the ease of use of httpie.
- A friendly and fast tool for sending HTTP requests.
- A smarter cd command inspired by z.
- Command-line DNS client for humans. dig on steroids.
- A simple terminal UI for git commands.
Derek Sivers's database and web apps
6 months ago
- Derek Sivers maintains a private database with public code, mirrored on GitHub, GitLab, and Codeberg.
- The database setup includes circular references in tables.sql, with functions organized in schemas for easy reloading.
- Testing is done using pgTAP on a clone of the live database, with minimal data for focused testing.
- HTML templates are stored in the database, not on disk, for easy editing and use.
- PostgreSQL functions return two values: head text for HTTP headers and body text for the content.
- Different directories correspond to different web apps, each with its own set of functions and tests.
- Derek encourages discussions about programming and responds to every email.
Show HN: Subway Surfers in Your Terminal
6 months ago
- Install Subway Surfers gameplay in your terminal to stay focused.
- Use Homebrew to install with commands: `brew tap evanreilly/subway-surfers`, `brew install subway-surfers`, then run `subway-surfers`.
- Automatically installs dependencies: `mplayer` and `libcaca`.
- Update later with `brew update` and `brew upgrade subway-surfers`.
- Features ASCII art gameplay directly in the terminal.
Rust MinIO Alternative
6 months ago
- RustFS is a high-performance distributed object storage software built using Rust.
- Features include high performance, distributed architecture, S3 compatibility, data lake support, and open-source under Apache 2.0 license.
- Comparison highlights RustFS's advantages over other object storage solutions, including better licensing, security, and support.
- Installation options include one-click scripts, Docker, and building from source for advanced users.
- Access the RustFS console via web browser, create buckets, and upload objects with S3-compatible APIs.
- Community-driven project with support through GitHub Discussions, Issues, and contributions welcome.
VortexNet: Neural network based on fluid dynamics
6 months ago
- Repository contains toy implementations of VortexNet concepts from the research paper.
- Demonstrates PDE-based vortex layers and fluid-inspired mechanisms in neural architectures.
- Includes scripts for VortexNet Autoencoder on MNIST and custom image datasets.
- Custom image script features data augmentation and latent space interpolation.
- Requires Python 3.8+ and specific packages like torch, torchvision, matplotlib.
- MNIST dataset auto-downloads; custom images need to be placed in 'my_data/'.
- Training outputs saved in specified 'output_dir', includes logs and model checkpoints.
- TensorBoard can be used for monitoring training progress.
Show HN: Cuq – Formal Verification of Rust GPU Kernels
6 months ago
- Cuq is a framework for formally verifying the semantics of Rust GPU kernels by translating Rust's MIR into Coq and connecting it to the PTX memory model.
- No formal semantics currently exist for Rust GPU code, despite its ability to compile to PTX or SPIR-V.
- The project aims to define a mechanized operational semantics for a subset of MIR and prove memory-model soundness when compiled to PTX.
- Key goals include verifying kernel-level properties like absence of divergent barrier synchronization and conformance to the PTX consistency model.
- The framework provides a prototype toolchain for translating Rust-CUDA kernels into Coq terms and interfacing with PTX proofs.
- Future extensions may incorporate Rust's ownership and lifetime reasoning for end-to-end proofs of safety and correctness.
Ovi
6 months ago
- Ovi is a video+audio generation model that creates synchronized content from text or text+image inputs.
- It features a high-quality 5B audio branch pretrained with in-house datasets.
- Supports flexible inputs: text-only or text+image conditioning.
- Generates 5-second videos at 24 FPS, 720×720 resolution, with various aspect ratios.
- High-resolution support up to 960×960 for better results in text-to-video (t2v) and image-to-video (i2v).
- Available on wavespeed.ai and HuggingFace for video creation.
- ComfyUI integration is in progress (WIP).
- Trained at 720×720 but can upscale to higher resolutions while maintaining consistency.
- Includes example prompts for text-to-audio-video (T2AV) and image-to-audio-video (I2AV).
- Special tags (<S> and <AUDCAP>) control speech and audio descriptions in prompts.
- Easy setup with git clone, virtual environment, and dependency installation.
- Customizable generation via inference_fusion.yaml, including quality settings and GPU configurations.
- Supports multi-GPU inference for faster processing.
- Gradio UI provided for easy interaction with the model.
- Acknowledgments to Wan2.2 and MMAudio for foundational components.
- Open for collaboration, feedback, and contributions.
Vitest v4
6 months ago
- Vitest v4.0.0 introduces several breaking changes, including the removal of deprecated APIs and features.
- New features include enhanced browser mode support, improved coverage options, and new expect utilities.
- Bug fixes address issues in browser mode, coverage, and module mocking, among others.
- Performance improvements focus on reducing dynamic imports and optimizing worker usage.
A non-diagonal SSM RNN computed in parallel without requiring stabilization
6 months ago
- Implementation of a deep RNN with non-diagonal linear state-space model (SSM) over generalized orders of magnitude (GOOMs).
- Recurrent states can fluctuate over a greater dynamic range of real values, enabling parallel computation of non-diagonal recurrences via prefix scan.
- Model is implemented as a standard PyTorch nn.Module, partially compilable due to PyTorch's incomplete support for complex tensors.
- Training details include batch size, optimizer (AdamW), learning rate schedule, and other hyper-parameters for tasks like natural language generation.
- Model performance: Cross-entropy loss of ~2.7 after training on 10B tokens, comparable to state-of-the-art models.
- Additional tasks include Sequential MNIST generation/classification, Wikitext-103, and Copy-Memory tasks.
- Model provides convenience methods like get_param_groups(), compute_loss_and_metrics(), and generate().
- GOOMs are implemented as torch.complex64 tensors, with custom torch.Autograd.function for proper gradient backpropagation.
- Training involves autocasting to torch.float16 for float tensors, but not for complex GOOMs.
- Work originated from exploring parallel computation of non-diagonal linear recurrences via complex plane mapping.
Gleescript – Bundle Gleam-on-Erlang project into an executable file
6 months ago
- Add the gleescript package to your Gleam project to bundle it into an escript.
- Use the command `gleam run -m gleescript` to generate the escript.
- The generated escript can run on any computer with the Erlang VM installed.
- Older Erlang VM versions may not support newer bytecode in the escript.
- Use the `--out` flag to specify a different directory for the escript output.
Knocker, a knock based access control system for your homelab
6 months ago
- Knocker is a self-hosted HTTP-based single-packet authorization (SPA) gateway for homelabs.
- It provides web, CLI, and Android clients for knocking (whitelisting IPs).
- Integrates with reverse proxies like Caddy and firewalls via FirewallD.
- Keeps services private, opening them on-demand for authorized IPs only.
- Supports API key authentication, configurable TTL, and remote whitelisting.
- Includes static IP/CIDR whitelisting and path-based exclusions.
- Full IPv6 and IPv4 support, with optional Firewalld integration for advanced rules.
- Deployable via Docker containers with support for AMD64, ARMv8, and ARMv7.
- Features Knocker-Web (PWA), Knocker-CLI (Go), and Knocker-EXPO (Android).
- Includes detailed configuration for Caddy and FirewallD integration.
MinIO (apparently) becomes source-only
6 months ago
- User reports missing new image for security release Security/CVE RELEASE.2025-10-15T17-29-55Z on quay.io and DockerHub.
- User inquires if the missing image is expected or if a new release can be pushed for this installation method.
- Post has received engagement with 6.2k forks and mentions multiple users including Weetile, dpieski, expilu, justsomescripts, StrangePeanut, and 16 more.

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