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Twake Drive – The open-source alternative to Google Drive
6 months ago
- Twake Drive is an open-source alternative to Google Drive.
- To get started, clone the repository and run it with Docker.
- The application requires Node.js (>=18.x), MongoDB, and Yarn.
- MongoDB can be launched using Docker.
- The frontend and backend can be started with specific commands.
- The app runs on port 3000 by default.
- Twake Drive is licensed under Affero GPL v3.
Bring Your 3D Models to Life
6 months ago
- Supports importing GLB, GLTF, and FBX models
- Human and animal skeleton options with intuitive positioning
- Undo/Redo system for correcting mistakes
- Export multiple animations at once in GLB format
- Includes a human animation library from Quaternius
- FREE & Open-Source project for animating 3D models
- Aims to provide free tools for web and game engines
- Available for both personal and commercial projects
- GitHub repository hosts all the project code
- Bug reports and feedback accepted via GitHub or social media
Valkey 9.0: innovation, features, and improvements
6 months ago
- Valkey 9.0 introduces atomic slot migrations, improving data transfer efficiency and reliability in clusters.
- Hash field expiration is now supported, allowing individual fields within a hash to expire independently.
- Full support for numbered databases in cluster mode enables better data separation and scalability.
- Performance enhancements include pipeline memory prefetch, zero-copy responses, and SIMD optimizations.
- New features like conditional delete (DELIFEQ) and CLIENT LIST filtering improve usability and control.
- Multipath TCP support reduces latency, and geospatial queries now support polygon-based searches.
- Valkey 9.0 restores 25 previously deprecated commands, emphasizing API backward compatibility.
- The release includes a whimsical LOLWUT generative art piece, adding a creative touch.
The Programming Languages Zoo
6 months ago
- The Programming Languages Zoo is a collection of miniature programming languages demonstrating various concepts in language design and implementation.
- Features include functional, declarative, object-oriented, and procedural languages, parsing, type systems, evaluation strategies, and more.
- Languages showcased include miniml_error, minihaskell, miniprolog, levy, comm, calc, sub, boa, lambda, calc_var, miniml, and poly.
- Installation and compilation instructions are provided for each language.
- Languages are not meant for practical use but for studying source code, which is well-commented and includes READMEs and examples.
- Each language can be executed with command-line options, run interactively or non-interactively, and load files.
- The project is open-source under the MIT license and welcomes contributions through GitHub.
- Contributions can include fixing issues, resolving open issues, or proposing new languages following contribution guidelines.
Valetudo: Cloud replacement for vacuum robots enabling local-only operation
7 months ago
- Valetudo is a cloud-free software solution for vacuum robots, enabling local-only operation.
- Started in 2018, it has matured into a reliable, fire-and-forget solution.
- Developed and maintained by Sören Beye with contributions from others, including Dennis Giese.
- No built-in telemetry; estimated thousands of users based on download counts and support group members.
- Licensed under Apache-2.0 to ensure transparency and modifiability.
- Project is a hobby with no intent to commercialize; likened to a privately-owned public garden.
- Users are encouraged to respect the project's vision and contribute respectfully.
- Automod on Telegram enforces username and screen name requirements for joining.
- Unofficial channels may contain incorrect or outdated information.
Ralf Brown's Files (The x86 Interrupt List)
6 months ago
- The x86 Interrupt List, also known as Ralf Brown's Interrupt List (RBIL), is a comprehensive resource for IBM PCs and compatible machines, detailing interrupt calls, I/O ports, memory locations, and more.
- System requirements include the ability to extract ZIP files and display ASCII text files.
- The list is available in various formats, including HTML conversions by contributors, though these may lag behind the current release.
- Open-source projects by the author include CMU-EBMT for machine translation, ZipRec for ZIP-archive recovery, LA-Strings for language-aware string extraction, CanvasLMS.py for interacting with Canvas LMS, and WordClus for finding word clusters in text.
- Programming libraries such as SPAWNO for program swapping, AMISLIB for writing removable TSRs, DV-GLUE for DESQview API, and others are available for download.
- Applications include RBcomm for terminal emulation, RBPCI for PCI-bus device information, DVdevload for loading device drivers in DESQview, and various utilities for DESQview and VGA cards.
- Obsolete programs and contributions from others, such as RBILVIEW and EEL code for Epsilon, are also mentioned.
- The page emphasizes not to contact the author about issues with third-party websites hosting the interrupt list.
Docmost: An open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software
6 months ago
- Docmost is an open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software.
- Features include real-time collaboration, diagrams (Draw.io, Excalidraw, Mermaid), spaces, permissions management, groups, comments, page history, search, file attachments, embeds (Airtable, Loom, Miro), and translations (10+ languages).
- Docmost core is licensed under AGPL 3.0, with enterprise features available under an enterprise license.
- Enterprise-licensed directories include apps/server/src/ee, apps/client/src/ee, and packages/ee.
- Special thanks to Crowdin for localization and Algolia for full-text search.
Let's Help NetBSD Cross the Finish Line Before 2025 Ends
6 months ago
- NetBSD Foundation seeks community support to reach $50,000 funding goal by end of 2025.
- Current funding stands at $10,738, with a $39,262 gap remaining.
- Donations support critical projects like RISC-V support and Wi-Fi stack modernization.
- NetBSD promotes sustainability by running on both new and old hardware, reducing e-waste.
- Encourages donations, sharing on social media with #WhyIRunNetBSD to spread awareness.
Show HN: Check what is hogging your disk zpace
6 months ago
- CLI tool for identifying large files and directories to free up disk space.
- Smart Categorization: Groups files by type (Documents, Videos, Code, Pictures, etc.).
- Special Directory Detection: Identifies space-hungry directories like node_modules, .venv, .git, and build artifacts.
- Actionable Insights: Shows deletable units to help quickly free up space.
- Fast Scanning: Efficient traversal with real-time progress tracking.
- Sparse File Handling: Correctly reports actual disk usage for Docker images and other sparse files.
- Clean Output: Organized and clear display with helpful statistics.
- Installation via pip or uv tool.
- Usage examples include scanning home directory, specific directories, and system-wide with sudo.
- Project setup includes linting, formatting, testing, and multi-version Python testing.
- Open-source contributions encouraged under Apache 2.0 License.
JetKVM – Control any computer remotely
6 months ago
- Ultra-low latency with 1080p video at 60 FPS and 30-60ms delay using H.264 encoding.
- Optional cloud access via open-source JetKVM Cloud with WebRTC for secure remote management.
- Open-source Golang and Linux-based system, customizable via SSH and familiar tooling.
- Available source code includes KVM runtime (Go backend + React dashboard) and Cloud API.
- Minimal Linux system built with BusyBox for essential remote access without bloat.
- Highly praised by tech reviewers for professional and home lab use.
- Fully customizable hardware via RJ12 extension port for added capabilities.
- Seamless remote control with responsive performance for IT professionals and developers.
- Newsletter available for updates on features, launches, and early access.
From VS Code to Helix
6 months ago
- The author switched from VS Code to Helix as their primary code editor.
- VS Code is widely adopted but produced by Microsoft, raising concerns about dependency on a single large entity.
- Helix offers a 'Just Work' philosophy with minimal configuration and visual operation model.
- Key advantages of Helix include out-of-the-box functionality and a selection-first operation model.
- Initial fears about learning Helix were overcome through its interactive tutorial and better documentation.
- Helix supports Language Servers for enhanced editing features in Markdown, Astro, and YAML.
- The author highlights the ease of setting up Language Servers and formatters in Helix.
- Despite its benefits, Helix's development is bottlenecked by a small maintainer team and many open PRs.
- The author suggests implementing a Contributor Ladder to manage contributions more effectively.
Show HN: Pipelex – Declarative language for repeatable AI workflows
6 months ago
- Pipelex is developing an open standard for repeatable AI workflows.
- Users can write business logic instead of API calls.
- Install Pipelex via pip and initialize with `pipelex init`.
- API key options include a free Pipelex key, bringing your own keys (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral), or using local AI solutions like Ollama or vLLM.
- Create AI workflows with commands like `pipelex build pipe` to generate production-ready `.plx` files.
- Example workflow: Analyze CV-job match and generate interview questions.
- Workflows are structured with domains, concepts, and pipes for clear transformations.
- Run workflows via CLI or Python, with inputs provided in JSON format.
- Install AI assistant rules to modify pipelines with natural language.
- Pipelex is open-source, with IDE extensions available for better development experience.
- Supports additional features like Anthropic, Google, Mistral AI, Amazon Bedrock, and image generation with FAL.
- Optional telemetry collects anonymous usage data to improve the product.
- Community contributions are welcome, with guidelines provided.
- Join the Discord community for support and discussions.
- Project is licensed under MIT, with runtime dependencies under their own licenses.
Ventoy: Create Bootable USB Drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI Files
6 months ago
- Ventoy is an open-source tool for creating bootable USB drives from ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI files without repeated formatting.
- Supports multiple image files simultaneously, providing a boot menu for selection.
- Compatible with various architectures including x86 Legacy BIOS, IA32 UEFI, x86_64 UEFI, ARM64 UEFI, and MIPS64EL UEFI.
- Works with both MBR and GPT partition styles.
- Supports a wide range of operating systems including Windows, Linux, Unix, ChromeOS, and virtualization platforms.
- Over 1200 ISO files tested, with support for 90%+ distros listed on distrowatch.com.
- Features include persistence support, auto-installation for Windows/Linux, Secure Boot, and customizable boot menus.
- Ventoy is fast, supports large ISO files (>4GB), and maintains USB drive usability for normal storage.
- Includes a plugin framework and GUI configurator for enhanced customization.
- Free to use with options for donations via Alipay, WeChat Pay, PayPal, and Bitcoin.
Libcpu: A library to emulate several CPU architectures using LLVM
6 months ago
- libcpu is an open-source library emulating multiple CPU architectures for emulator projects.
- It features frontends for different CPU types and uses LLVM for the backend.
- Supports user mode and system emulation, dynamic and static recompilation.
- Requires CMake version 2.8 or higher.
- Installation instructions provided for Ubuntu and Fedora.
- Build libcpu using 'make' command.
- Run x86 front-end tests with './test/scripts/8086.sh'.
- Developed between 2009-2010, distributed under the 2-clause BSD license.
International Criminal Court Drops Microsoft for Open Source
6 months ago
- The International Criminal Court (ICC) is switching from Microsoft Office to openDesk, an open-source software suite.
- openDesk, developed in Germany, offers tools like calendar, chat, video calls, and file management, focusing on digital sovereignty.
- The move reflects geopolitical concerns, with the ICC joining other European bodies in reducing reliance on US tech.
- The ICC's decision follows similar actions by Denmark’s Agency for Digital Government and the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
- US laws like the Cloud Act raise concerns about data sovereignty, as they require tech companies to share data with the US government.
- The ICC's shift highlights growing tensions between Europe and the US over digital sovereignty and geopolitical influence.
Welcome to Aspire: Your stack, streamlined – Aspire is going polyglot
6 months ago
- Aspire is expanding to support multiple languages (polyglot), enabling use with any app and every layer of the stack.
- Aspire provides a unified platform for developing, observing, and deploying distributed apps, regardless of language or service.
- Key features include the AppHost for centralized app management, extensible integrations, built-in observability, and seamless deployment from local to cloud.
- Aspire is open-source and community-driven, encouraging contributions and feedback from developers worldwide.
- The platform offers various ways to connect with the team, including Discord, YouTube, and GitHub, for support and collaboration.
- Developers can get started with Aspire by visiting aspire.dev, exploring samples, or converting existing apps to use Aspire.
Tenacity – a multi-track audio editor/recorder
6 months ago
- Tenacity is an easy-to-use, cross-platform multi-track audio editor/recorder for Windows, Linux, and other operating systems.
- It is developed by volunteers as open-source software.
- Features include recording from audio devices, exporting/importing a wide range of audio formats (extendible with FFmpeg), high-quality audio support (up to 32-bit float), and plugin support for VST, LV2, and AU.
- Scripting is available in Nyquist, Python, Perl, and other languages via named pipes.
- Editing capabilities include arbitrary sampling and multi-track timeline.
- Accessibility features include keyboard editing, screen reader support, and narration support.
- Tools for signal analysis are included.
- Pre-packaged builds are available via the releases page or through software distributions.
- Tenacity can also be built from source.
- Active communication channels include Matrix (#tenacity2:matrix.org), Mastodon, and a Lemmy community.
- Development primarily happens on Codeberg, with a GitHub mirror for accessibility and CI.
- Contributions are welcome, with guidelines available for contributors.
- SourceHut is an alternative platform for code contributions.
- Information about notable Audacity forks merged with Tenacity is available.
We're open-sourcing the successor of Jupyter notebook
6 months ago
- Deepnote is being open-sourced as a modern alternative to Jupyter notebooks, addressing its shortcomings for modern data teams.
- Jupyter's limitations include lack of native integrations, poor collaboration, and no first-class AI support, leading to decreased usage in Fortune 1000 companies.
- Deepnote offers reactive, collaborative, and AI-ready notebooks with features like seamless versioning, comments, and reviews.
- The new format is human- and AI-readable, supports various block types (SQL, charts, inputs), and allows for easy conversion to/from .ipynb.
- Deepnote's reactive execution ensures downstream blocks update automatically, reducing re-runs and compute waste.
- The platform includes 100+ native integrations, governed secrets, and the ability to deploy notebooks as interactive dashboards or apps.
- Open-sourcing Deepnote aims to create an open standard for AI notebooks, inviting community feedback and contributions.
Show HN: I made a website that vibe-codes itself
6 months ago
- The Board is an open-source feature board web app where users can propose and vote on features.
- Every night at midnight UTC, the top-voted feature is automatically implemented on the site.
- Users can submit feature requests via a floating button, vote on them, and see changes deployed daily.
- All votes are reset at midnight UTC when the top feature is implemented.
Python library for quantum computing, quantum ML, and quantum chemistry
6 months ago
- PennyLane is a Python library for quantum computing, machine learning, and chemistry.
- It supports building quantum circuits, running on simulators or hardware, and includes features like mid-circuit measurements.
- Offers tools for mastering quantum algorithms, from NISQ to fault-tolerant computing.
- Integrates with machine learning frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, Keras, and NumPy for hybrid models.
- Provides access to quantum datasets to accelerate research and algorithm development.
- Supports just-in-time compilation and advanced features like adaptive circuits and real-time feedback.
- Requires Python 3.11+ and can be installed via pip or Docker.
- Includes resources like demos, coding challenges, FAQs, and documentation for learning and development.
- Encourages contributions, bug reports, and feature suggestions, with contributors listed in releases and papers.
- Community engagement through discussion forums and adherence to a Code of Conduct.
- Free and open-source under the Apache License 2.0, with research encouraged to cite the PennyLane paper.

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#open-source

Twake Drive – The open-source alternative to Google Drive

Bring Your 3D Models to Life

Valkey 9.0: innovation, features, and improvements

The Programming Languages Zoo

Valetudo: Cloud replacement for vacuum robots enabling local-only operation

Ralf Brown's Files (The x86 Interrupt List)

Docmost: An open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software

Let's Help NetBSD Cross the Finish Line Before 2025 Ends

Show HN: Check what is hogging your disk zpace

JetKVM – Control any computer remotely

From VS Code to Helix

Show HN: Pipelex – Declarative language for repeatable AI workflows

Ventoy: Create Bootable USB Drive for ISO/WIM/IMG/VHD(x)/EFI Files

Libcpu: A library to emulate several CPU architectures using LLVM

International Criminal Court Drops Microsoft for Open Source

Welcome to Aspire: Your stack, streamlined – Aspire is going polyglot

Tenacity – a multi-track audio editor/recorder

We're open-sourcing the successor of Jupyter notebook

Show HN: I made a website that vibe-codes itself

Python library for quantum computing, quantum ML, and quantum chemistry