Chordly v1 - online chord sheet creator
https://chordly.co.uk

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Synctoon animation automation software

Super excited to share my first product – Synctoon 🎬

Synctoon is a free and open-source AI-powered 2D animation tool that transforms text noscripts + audio files into complete animated videos.

✨ With Synctoon, you can:

🤖 Automatically generate animations using AI
🎭 Sync character lip movements with dialogue
👁️ Add dynamic character expressions & body language
🎵 Align perfectly with audio timing
🎨 Customize characters, backgrounds, and assets
📹 Produce smooth, frame-by-frame animations

This is my very first project/product, built with the vision to make animation accessible for everyone – storytellers, educators, YouTubers, and hobbyists. No expensive tools, no steep learning curve. Just creativity + automation.

🔗 Check it out on GitHub:
👉 https://github.com/Automate-Animation/synctoon

📺 See Synctoon in action on YouTube:
👉 https://www.youtube.com/@DailyYGStories

I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions. If you find it useful, give the repo a ⭐, fork it, or try creating your own animation!

Here’s to building more 🚀 but this first step means a lot. 💡

#opensource #AI #animation #2DAnimation #automation #contentcreation #firstproduct

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Milestone

🎉 We’re getting close to a big download milestone on Let’s Talk Micro!

Every download brings us closer, and it’s all thanks to YOU — the students, professionals, and micro-curious listeners who tune in each week. 🙌

If you haven’t yet, now’s the perfect time to download an episode (or share your favorite with a friend) and help us cross the line together!

🎧 Listen on your favorite platform:
• Apple
• Spotify
• Amazon

Thank you for being part of this journey — let’s hit this download milestone together! 🧫🎙️

#LetsTalkMicro #Microbiology #PodcastMilestone


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How do you think about so-called overmarketing in open-source projects?

What is the bar for overmarketing? And I'm just curious - is it fair to say an open-source project is overmarketing? Because in most open-source projects, maintainers gain no money, only praise and fame. I agree that misleading language and benchmarks are highly problematic, as they're essentially fraudulent. But what about simply marketing frequently to gain attention - is that problematic too?

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Is there a Forest productivity alternative??

Hi I'm a broke college student and can't pay the premium features Forest app offer, and I'm asking for help or any recommendations for any alternative, more important that when first timer finishes (study timer)a second timer will automatically start (rest timer) and most important that will force my phone not exit the app, kinda what Forest does

So if anyone know something similar it will be of great help :'))

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I got tired of naming git branches, so I built a CLI tool that uses AI to generate them from GitHub issues

Every time I start working on a GitHub issue, I spend way too much mental energy coming up with a "good" branch name. You know the drill:

- fix-thing (lazy)
- feature-add-user-authentication-with-proper-validation-and-error-handling (way too long)
- asdf (gave up entirely)

So I built gbai - a CLI tool that reads GitHub issues and uses AI to generate clean, consistent branch names automatically.

## How it works:

# Instead of this painful workflow:
# 1. Read the GitHub issue
# 2. Think of a branch name  
# 3. Type: git checkout -b whatever-i-came-up-with

# Just do this:
gbai https://github.com/owner/repo/issues/123
# or even shorter:
gbai 123

# It fetches the issue, generates a proper name, and creates the branch

It's saved me from the "what should I name this branch?" context switch dozens of times already.

GitHub: https://github.com/that-one-arab/gbai
NPM: npm install -g gbai

If you find it useful, a ⭐ would mean a lot! Always looking for feedback and contributions too.

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A university survey about PR Review workflows

Hey everyone hope this is a good place to post this! We're building PR review tooling for our university and following discovery best practices by understanding real problems before building solutions. Rather than asking "what features do you want?", we want to hear about specific times you've been frustrated or slowed down by pull request review workflows. The survery should take 3-5 minutes.

Google Survey Link

We're looking for actual stories and experiences - the kind of insights that lead to tools that actually help vs. adding more noise to your workflow. If this resonates and you have 10 min for a follow-up chat, even better!

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Can a DevOps engineer really contribute to open source projects?

I've always wanted to make and contribute as much as I could to open source projects, whatever they are, but time I shifted my view from programming into DevOps but later I realized I enjoy contributing but now lost the skill to program properly and I also still like being a DevOps engineer.

I understand that this is a weird "dilemma" but I genuinely want to know how I could be useful to open source projects, big or small, as all I can see is people either proficient with years of programming skills that haven't been lost or AI and when I ask people usually say "You can't really do anything useful for open source projects" so I thought to check if that's true or not.

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Lilt - A Lightweight Tool to Convert Hi-Res FLAC Files

Lilt - A Lightweight Tool to Convert Hi-Res FLAC Files

Hey All,

I recently found my old and trusty iPod Classic. It was broken, but I fixed it, and replaced it with modern parts like SD card and better battery, and even a wireless charger etc. But here's the thing: my music library is full of and high-res FLAC files downloaded in HiFi quality, and normal res FLACs ripped from CD. Turns out, the DACs on iPod Classics cannot fully decode HiFi FLAC files, they only support up to 16-bit/48kHz, and even then, playback is spotty with high sample rates. I tried a bunch of existing tools like foobar2000 or command-line hacks, but they either stripped metadata (bye-bye album art and tags), didn't handle batch conversion well, or required a ton of setup on Windows/macOS/Linux.

Frustrated, I decided to build my own: **Lilt** (Lightweight Intelligent Lossless Transcoder). It's a simple Go-based CLI tool that converts your Hi-Res FLACs to iPod-friendly 16-bit versions while preserving all ID3 tags and cover art. No more fiddling with half-baked solutions – it just works, cross-platform, and even has Docker support if you hate installing dependencies.

"Liling" is also a traditional singing style from Ireland, Scotland, and the Isle of Man that is soothing and light.

So here's what I came up with:

[https://github.com/Ardakilic/lilt](https://github.com/Ardakilic/lilt)

## What It Does
- Converts 24-bit Hi-Res FLAC files to 16-bit FLAC (44.1kHz or 48kHz sample rate, depending on the source).
- Downsamples high sample rates intelligently: e.g., 96kHz/192kHz/384kHz → 48kHz; 88.2kHz/176.4kHz/352.8kHz → 44.1kHz.
- Leaves existing 16-bit FLACs untouched to save time.
- Copies MP3s as-is (no conversion needed).
- Optionally copies album art images (JPG/PNG) from your source folder.
- Preserves the original folder structure in the output directory.

Perfect for getting your massive library onto that iPod without losing quality where it matters or the metadata that makes it feel personal.

## How It Works
Under the hood, Lilt is written in Go for speed and portability (works on Windows, macOS, Linux, x64, ARM, etc.). It recursively scans your source directory for FLAC and MP3 files:

1. For 24-bit FLACs, it uses **SoX** (Sound eXchange) or Sox_ng to dither and downsample to 16-bit with multi-threading for fast batch processing.
2. **FFmpeg** handles copying over ID3 tags (artist, album, lyrics, etc.) and embedded cover art seamlessly.
3. If a conversion fails, it gracefully copies the original file.
4. For containerized ease, it can run SoX/FFmpeg via **Docker** – no local installs needed. Defaults to a lightweight SoX-NG [image](https://github.com/ardakilic/sox_ng_dockerized) I maintain.
5. Outputs to a "transcoded" folder (or your specified target) with the same structure.

It's lightweight (single binary, ~10MB), open-source under MIT, and even has a self-update feature.

## Quick Start & Examples

### Installation
Grab a pre-built binary from [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/Ardakilic/lilt/releases) or build from source with Go.

For quick install on macOS/Linux:
```bash
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ardakilic/lilt/main/install.sh | bash
```

### Usage Examples

Basic conversion Using Docker (no local deps):
```bash
lilt ~/Music/MyHiResAlbum --target-dir ~/Music/MyiPodReady --use-docker
```

Basic conversion (local SoX/FFmpeg assumed installed):
```bash
# macOS/Linux
lilt ~/Music/MyHiResAlbum --target-dir ~/Music/MyiPodReady --copy-images

# Windows
lilt.exe "C:\Music\MyHiResAlbum" --target-dir "C:\Music\MyiPodReady" --copy-images
```

It'll process a whole album in minutes. For a 100GB library, expect it to take a few hours depending on your hardware.

Full docs in the [README](https://github.com/Ardakilic/lilt).

## Why I Built This
Honestly, it started as a weekend project to fix my iPod woes, but it grew into something useful for anyone with legacy players or space constraints.

Feedback welcome! What do you think? Tried similar tools?

GitHub:

Free EPG files organized by country

Made a GitHub repo with daily-updated EPG data for IPTV users.

https://github.com/globetvapp/epg

Each country has its own folder with XML files. Updated daily at 3AM UTC.

Use the raw GitHub links in your IPTV apps:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/globetvapp/epg/main/Australia/australia1.xml

GPL licensed. Support: https://ko-fi.com/m3u8player

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Local First Software Is Easier to Scale
https://elijahpotter.dev/articles/local-first_software_is_easier_to_scale

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Proxmox-GitOps: Extensible GitOps container automation for Proxmox ("Everything-as-Code" on PVE 8.4-9.0 / Debian 13.1 default base)

I want to share my container automation project Proxmox-GitOps — an extensible, self-bootstrapping GitOps environment for Proxmox.

It is now aligned with current Proxmox 9.0 and Debian Trixie - which is used for containers base configuration per default.
Therefore I’d like to introduce it for anyone interested in a Homelab-as-Code starting point 🙂

**GitHub:** [https://github.com/stevius10/Proxmox-GitOps](https://github.com/stevius10/Proxmox-GitOps)

* One-command bootstrap: deploy to Docker, Docker deploy to Proxmox
* Consistent container base configuration: default app/config users, automated key management, tooling — deterministic, idempotent setup
* Application-logic container repositories: app logic lives in each container repo; shared libraries, pipelines and integration come by convention
* Monorepository with recursively referenced submodules: runtime-modularized, suitable for VCS mirrors, automatically extended by libs
* Pipeline concept
* GitOps environment runs identically in a container; pushing the codebase (monorepo + container libs as submodules) into CI/CD
* This triggers the pipeline from within itself after accepting pull requests: each container applies the same processed pipelines, enforces desired state, and updates references
* Provisioning uses Ansible via the Proxmox API; configuration inside containers is handled by Chef/Cinc cookbooks
* Shared configuration automatically propagates
* Containers integrate seamlessly by following the same predefined pipelines and conventions — at container level and inside the monorepository
* The control plane is built on the same base it uses for the containers, so verifying its own foundation implies a verified container base — a reproducible and adaptable starting point for container automation 🙂

It’s still under development, so there may be rough edges — feedback, experiences, or just a thought are more than welcome!


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How to credit opensource across different institutions?

I used to work on Project X at Company A. When I left, I asked if they would release Project X as open source software. They worked with their legal department and released it with the Gnu GPL 3.0 license.
I moved to Company B and asked if I could still contribute to Project X. They worked with their legal department and gave me permission to continue to contribute to the project. It's now a large and globally- used project.

Now, I'm being asked how to cite the project in a scientific paper, as well as present it at meetings and I'm unsure how to credit it. Is it my project (I'm the only author/contributor)? Company A since it was started there? Company B since that's where I am? All 3? How does one correctly credit/attribute everyone? Nobody has said anything about copyright, but who does the copyright belong to? So far there are no hard feelings and everyone knows about everyone's contribution, but I don't want to burn any bridges. Thank you!

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[Showcase] PromptVault - A Python App for Managing your AI Prompts

Hey r/opensource!

I'm super excited to share a project I've been passionately working on over the past weeks: **PromptVault**! This is my first significant open-source application, and I'm really proud to share it with you all.

**What is PromptVault?**

PromptVault is a desktop application designed to help you easily organize, store, and retrieve your prompts for various AI applications, software development, content marketing, and much more. Think of it as a personal library for all your AI prompts, allowing you to centralize them and boost your productivity.

**Key features**

* **Fully local:** the app stores and manages data from .JSON stored on your computer.
* **Intuitive interface**: Built with PyQt6 for a smooth user experience. It is quite simple for now and not 100% polished, but it's in an MVP state.
* **Robust version control:** Every prompt has a Git-like version history with unique SHA-256 hashes, detailed metadata (timestamp, author, commit message), diff visualization, and the ability to revert to previous versions.
* **Tagging & categorization:** Easily organize your prompts with custom tags and categories for quick retrieval.
* **Export functionality:** Export your prompts for backup or sharing.
* **100% free and open source, forever:** MIT License over here! The goal is to share, collaborate and learn with other developers. I'm deeply committed to the open-source ethos. I hope it will help people manage their prompts, as it has helped me so far.

**Where to find it:** You can find PromptVault on **Codeberg**, not GitHub. I chose Codeberg because I believe in supporting federated and ethical open-source platforms.

* **Project link:** [https://codeberg.org/medenor/promptvault](https://codeberg.org/medenor/promptvault)

**How you can help:** This is a community project, and I'm eager for feedback and contributions!

* **Pull requests and suggestions are warmly welcomed!** Whether it's a bug fix, a new feature idea, or even just a suggestion on how to improve the code (especially given my novice status!), please don't hesitate to open an issue or a pull request.
* Check out the [`CONTRIBUTING.md`](https://codeberg.org/medenor/promptvault/src/branch/main/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md) for more details on how to get involved.

**A little about my journey**

I'm relatively new to programming, having only grasped the fundamentals of Python in my early years. This entire project has been a massive learning curve, and I've poured a lot of "vibe-coded" energy into it, learning as I went along. I like this way of working, it's more creativity-centered, it allows me to create things even though I'm not a pro. And I have to say that it's been an adventure so far! See for yourself with my other repositories 😀

If you're French-speaking, take a look at my blog: [https://medenor.fr](https://medenor.fr)

\----

I'm really looking forward to hearing your thoughts and seeing how PromptVault can grow with the community's help.

Thanks for checking it out!

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List good Opensource All-in-one email solutions please

I will start:-

1. https://mailinabox.email/
2. https://mailcow.email/

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Tired of Note taking app BS. Meet WebNotes

Note-taking is simple. The apps are not.

So I built WebNotes: a fast, open-source notes app inspired by Apple Notes' sleekness & Excalidraw's speed.

No bloat. No complex setup. Just open a tab and write.

P.s. first project which I started work on about two weeks ago

Live url: https://web-notes-lyart.vercel.app/

Github repo: https://github.com/aetosdios27/WebNotes

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🚀 We’re building func(Kode): A community for open-source side projects

Hey folks 👋

I’m a developer who spends most of my free time building side projects and experimenting with open-source ideas. One thing I noticed is that while GitHub is amazing for collaboration and hosting, there isn’t really a dedicated community where projects get visibility, feedback, and recognition beyond stars.

So I started func(kode) — a developer-first community where:

You can submit your side projects and get them discovered
Other developers can contribute, fork, and collaborate
We maintain docs & contribution guides for first-time contributors
We host a Discord space for discussions, project showcases, and badges for early builders

It’s still early (we just launched a canary release 🔥), but the goal is simple: help developers grow by sharing and improving each other’s projects, not just code-dumping.

👉 Repo link: https://github.com/func-Kode/site.git

Would love to hear from you:

What would you want in a dev community like this?
How do you usually discover cool projects besides GitHub trending?

This is early-stage, so all feedback, criticism, and ideas are super welcome 🙌

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I love opensource I wish I could support all the creators and I have an idea!

Open source has honestly saved me countless hours headaches and money too. Recently I’ve been relying on so much open source stuff and I keep thinking about how these devs ask for the smallest thing in return like a coffee donation or a star on GitHub or even just a repost. And I feel guilty because I want to give back to all of them but if I start donating to every single project that’s helped me it adds up really quick and then I don’t even know who deserves more or less.

So what if we make an open source creator fund. And in true open source spirit it’s managed by the people. Everyone can donate into one big pot either one time or monthly and then the community votes on which creators or projects should get the support that month. We could have something like a leaderboard for creator of the week or month and they get a payout from the pool. That way active developers and even smaller projects can rise up get some recognition and at least a bit of financial motivation to keep going. It’s a way of collectively paying back the people who keep giving us tools fixes apps libraries and more for free.

I just really like the idea of helping devs who have helped me especially the smaller projects that don’t get much attention. Something like this could keep them alive and motivated instead of fading away. I’d honestly love to be part of it even just helping run it or modding or whatever it takes.

Of course this sort of thing could be misused but that’s why it should be run by trusted people in the community. If someone bigger in the open source scene picked this up I think a lot of us would feel more confident donating into it. If anyone has the resources to make this happen please go for it and count me in.

PS. if something like this already exists my bad drop it in the comments and I’ll support it straight away.

Edit - if this idea ever actually turns into something and goes wrong don’t blame me that’s open source terms baby.

Edit 2 - I have seen the open source initiatives but they are more for bigger companies and bigger budgets and bigger funds I'm talking more small vote driven so different creators and more creators have access to the fund every day and fund their projects and propose ideas which require money and get funded by the people for it. For the people by the people typa initiative. Very community driven.

TLDR - An open source project/fund that would help developers do developing!
(Anyone reading this please upvote my post so it can reach the right people and support our community!)

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First OpenSource attempt : *** Open-ADR *** [NO AI PROJECT]

***DISCLAIMER: NO AI PROJECT***

I’m an SRE and built (let be honest, I fully vibe code...) [Open-ADR](https://openadr.dev) — a minimal tool to browse Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) across your GitHub repos.

Right now it’s super simple:

* Detects ADRs (docs/adr/, docs/decisions/, /adr)
* Shows status + renders markdown (works with [MADR](https://github.com/adr/madr))
* Read-only via GitHub OAuth (no DB, no token leaks)

The idea is to go further with ongoing ADRs: create them from the UI, collaborate via UI using PRs comment as database, supersede, and eventually have org-wide dashboards.

⚠️ This is very experimental — I want to validate if it even makes sense to move forward. Would your team actually use this? What features would make it valuable?

💡 Curious:

* Do you actually keep ADRs alive in your org?
* Would a multi-repo dashboard help you?



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Local LLM Clusters for Long-Term Research
https://github.com/dankeg/KestrelAI

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