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Jimmy is a tool to convert your notes from different formats to Markdown
7 days ago
- Jimmy is a tool for converting notes from various formats to Markdown.
- It supports migration between note apps, saving notes in a human-readable format, and preparing notes for LLM processing.
- Jimmy offers both CLI and TUI interfaces, with the CLI providing full features and the TUI being interactive and in beta.
- Example commands include converting single files or entire folders, and handling Google Keep exports.
- Features include multiple input formats, Markdown + Front matter output, offline use, open source, cross-platform, standalone, and no AI used.
- Supported apps include Anki, Bear, Evernote, Google Keep, Notion, Obsidian, and many more.
- Supported formats include Asciidoc, DOCX, HTML, PDF, and others, allowing mixed conversions in folders.
- General usage involves exporting notes, running Jimmy for conversion, and importing the result into apps like Joplin or Obsidian.
Simple, beautiful Emacs modeline: modusregel
3 days ago
- Modusregel is a clean, elegant mode line package for Emacs, compatible with both GUI and terminal interfaces.
- It features smart major mode name prettification, support for Tree-Sitter variants, and built-in indicators for Eglot and Flymake.
- Designed for performance with lightweight, dependency-free Emacs Lisp code.
- Includes minimalist Unicode icons for buffer states like modified, read-only, remote, and LSP active.
- Installation via package managers like Elpaca, with configurable global or window-local mode line settings.
- Licensed under GNU GPL v3+ for code and GNU FDL v1.3+ for documentation.
- Adheres to AI policy requiring human oversight in contributions and prohibits autonomous AI agents.
- Follows a code of conduct promoting inclusivity, respect, and collaboration inspired by GNU ideals.
- Project encourages community contributions via email contact and public backlog/kanban boards.
- Compatible with keycast package for displaying key bindings in the mode line, with example configurations provided.
Mistralai/Leanstral-1.5-119B-A6B
2 days ago
- Leanstral 1.5 is an open-source code agent model designed for Lean 4, supporting complex mathematical objects and software specifications.
- It is part of the Mistral Small 4 family, featuring multimodal capabilities, efficient architecture, 119B parameters, 6.5B activated per token, and 256k context length.
- Usage involves installing Mistral Vibe, setting up via CLI or API, and employing recommended settings like temperature 1.0 and reasoning effort 'high' for complex tasks.
- Local deployment options include vLLM server setup with configuration files and tool-calling for Lean code execution and compilation.
- The model is licensed under Apache 2.0, with restrictions on use that violates third-party rights.
EVE Online's Carbon engine is now open source: Fenris Creations explains why
2 days ago
- Fenris Creations has open-sourced the Carbon game engine, originally used for Eve Online, under permissive licenses like MIT.
- The main goals include increasing transparency, building community trust, and enabling collaborative improvements to benefit all users.
- Security is managed by reviewing contributions carefully, but open-sourcing also helps identify and fix vulnerabilities with community help.
- Fenris consulted with Godot on governance and is implementing a plugin architecture to facilitate contributions and project management.
- The engine can be used freely for any project, including commercial ones, but the focus is on community engagement rather than profit.
- Future plans include developing Carbon openly, creating a test project, and fostering an Eve-centric ecosystem of tools and experiences.
U.S. Policies Unintentionally Accelerated China's Open AI Ecosystems
11 hours ago
- U.S. policies aimed at AI leadership raised costs for China's AI development but increased the strategic value of open, adaptable AI systems.
- China integrated open-source AI into national strategy through ecosystem building, standards, and resilient deployment after U.S. export controls.
- Chinese developers increased engagement with open-source LLM repositories more than U.S. developers, shifting toward open infrastructure under constraints.
- Chinese open models spread through open-source communities and research, with U.S. commercial entities using them in open-access research.
- Technological containment policies may unintentionally accelerate open innovation ecosystems as a competitive response, affecting global AI leadership.

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Jimmy is a tool to convert your notes from different formats to Markdown

Simple, beautiful Emacs modeline: modusregel

Mistralai/Leanstral-1.5-119B-A6B

EVE Online's Carbon engine is now open source: Fenris Creations explains why

U.S. Policies Unintentionally Accelerated China's Open AI Ecosystems