Lyrics Catcher: Embed Lyrics Directly into Your Music Files
https://rpintosh.eu/LyricsCatcher/lyricscatcher.html
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Lyrics Catcher
Lyrics Catcher: Fetch and embed lyrics into your music files with ease. Supports MP3, FLAC, M4A, and more.
InfiniteGPU - an open-source and massively parallel AI compute network
https://github.com/Scalerize/Scalerize.InfiniteGpu
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https://github.com/Scalerize/Scalerize.InfiniteGpu
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GitHub
GitHub - Scalerize/Scalerize.InfiniteGpu: 💻InfiniteGPU is a platform that enables effortless exchange of compute resources for…
💻InfiniteGPU is a platform that enables effortless exchange of compute resources for AI workloads - Scalerize/Scalerize.InfiniteGpu
y-s2: A Cloudflare worker to create durable multiplayer rooms
https://github.com/s2-streamstore/y-s2
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https://github.com/s2-streamstore/y-s2
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GitHub
GitHub - s2-streamstore/y-s2: A Cloudflare worker to create durable and unlimited collaborative rooms using Yjs and S2
A Cloudflare worker to create durable and unlimited collaborative rooms using Yjs and S2 - s2-streamstore/y-s2
Is there a tool that can generate 3 related tags of an image?
I wanna try imageless bookmarking.
p.s. tags = keywords.
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I wanna try imageless bookmarking.
p.s. tags = keywords.
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Why does CoMaps use Codeberg instead of GitHub?
Codeberg aligns well with CoMaps core values:
\- Privacy‑focus – Codeberg runs a non‑profit platform that respects contributors’ data.
\- Community‑driven – Unlike GitHub's Microsoft influence, Codeberg is run by the free‑software community.
\- Transparency – Run on open-source Forgejo, features stay open, so focus can be on building a navigation app.
What projects are moving from GitHub to Codeberg?
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Codeberg aligns well with CoMaps core values:
\- Privacy‑focus – Codeberg runs a non‑profit platform that respects contributors’ data.
\- Community‑driven – Unlike GitHub's Microsoft influence, Codeberg is run by the free‑software community.
\- Transparency – Run on open-source Forgejo, features stay open, so focus can be on building a navigation app.
What projects are moving from GitHub to Codeberg?
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DidMysettingsChange - A tool to check if Windows changed a setting behind your back
https://github.com/nolesapex/DidMySettingsChange
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GitHub - nolesapex/DidMySettingsChange: A python noscript that checks to see if your privacy settings got changed without you noticing…
A python noscript that checks to see if your privacy settings got changed without you noticing :) - nolesapex/DidMySettingsChange
Opensource Helm Chart for Filebrowser Quantum
Hi there,
I would like to share my opensource Helm Chart for Filebrowser Quantum here. The chart follows the same release cycle as the application itself, currently v0.8.8-beta. The chart does basic installation, which is tested Openshift and Microk8s.
Filebrowser Quantum, an alternative for Filebrowser which is now EOL, is getting traction. There have been many beta releases, and as announced by the developer, there is almost a stable release.
I have used Filebrowser Quantuam for a few months in an internal production app for simply sharing and transferring temp files, and it is really amazing.
Thank you.
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Hi there,
I would like to share my opensource Helm Chart for Filebrowser Quantum here. The chart follows the same release cycle as the application itself, currently v0.8.8-beta. The chart does basic installation, which is tested Openshift and Microk8s.
Filebrowser Quantum, an alternative for Filebrowser which is now EOL, is getting traction. There have been many beta releases, and as announced by the developer, there is almost a stable release.
I have used Filebrowser Quantuam for a few months in an internal production app for simply sharing and transferring temp files, and it is really amazing.
Thank you.
https://redd.it/1nyred7
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GitHub
Release v0.8.8-beta · Softwaredam/filebrowser-chart
Upgraded to 0.8.8-beta
Smoke tests succeeded. No forward compatibility issues during installation. No issues with minimal content and accounts settings after upgrade. State saved.
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Smoke tests succeeded. No forward compatibility issues during installation. No issues with minimal content and accounts settings after upgrade. State saved.
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Aerial Autonomy Stack
Someone I know wanted me to share this project. It is PX4/ArduPilot SITL + CUDA/TensorRT accelerated vision for Jetson, all within Docker containers and with ROS2 interfaces, working on Windows 11 using NVIDIA GPU pass through to WSL. Contributions, feedback, Win11 co-maintainer are welcome.
https://github.com/JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack/tree/main
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Someone I know wanted me to share this project. It is PX4/ArduPilot SITL + CUDA/TensorRT accelerated vision for Jetson, all within Docker containers and with ROS2 interfaces, working on Windows 11 using NVIDIA GPU pass through to WSL. Contributions, feedback, Win11 co-maintainer are welcome.
https://github.com/JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack/tree/main
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GitHub
GitHub - JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack: ROS2 multi-drone PX4, ArduPilot control of quads and VTOLs, with YOLO, LiDAR, Dockerized…
ROS2 multi-drone PX4, ArduPilot control of quads and VTOLs, with YOLO, LiDAR, Dockerized and WSLg simulation, JetPack deployment - JacopoPan/aerial-autonomy-stack
Is "sqlc for config" a good idea? Built a tool, not sure if it's useful to anyone else
Hey everyone,
I've been working on this side project and honestly not sure if it's solving a real problem or just scratching my own itch.
**The thing:** I got tired of writing config twice (once in TOML, again as Go structs), so I made a tool that generates Go code from TOML at build time. Also I don't really enjoy how type unsafe is `config.Get("<config.key>")`
**Quick example:**
[server]
addr = ":8080"
timeout = "30s"
Run `cfgx generate --in config.toml --out config.go` and you get:
var Server = ServerConfig{
Addr: ":8080",
Timeout: 30 * time.Second, // auto-detects durations
}
No runtime parsing, no Viper, just plain Go code with values baked in.
**My reasoning:**
* Most of my side projects have static config anyway
* Why parse TOML on every startup?
* No config files to bundle
* Type safety at compile time
**I use it in a few personal projects** and it works well for my workflow (containerized apps where config is per-environment at build time).
**But I'm wondering:**
1. Is this actually useful beyond my specific use case?
2. Does the "bake config at build time" approach make sense to others?
3. Should I invest more time into this or is Viper/koanf good enough for 99% of cases?
The obvious downside: you can't change config without rebuilding. But for Docker deployments, that's kind of the point?
It's v0.x.x and pretty minimal (\~600 LOC). Works with go:generate, supports nesting, arrays, env var overrides at build time.
GitHub: [https://github.com/gomantics/cfgx](https://github.com/gomantics/cfgx)
Would genuinely appreciate honest feedback—is this a "yeah that's useful" or "nah, over-engineering" kind of thing?
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Hey everyone,
I've been working on this side project and honestly not sure if it's solving a real problem or just scratching my own itch.
**The thing:** I got tired of writing config twice (once in TOML, again as Go structs), so I made a tool that generates Go code from TOML at build time. Also I don't really enjoy how type unsafe is `config.Get("<config.key>")`
**Quick example:**
[server]
addr = ":8080"
timeout = "30s"
Run `cfgx generate --in config.toml --out config.go` and you get:
var Server = ServerConfig{
Addr: ":8080",
Timeout: 30 * time.Second, // auto-detects durations
}
No runtime parsing, no Viper, just plain Go code with values baked in.
**My reasoning:**
* Most of my side projects have static config anyway
* Why parse TOML on every startup?
* No config files to bundle
* Type safety at compile time
**I use it in a few personal projects** and it works well for my workflow (containerized apps where config is per-environment at build time).
**But I'm wondering:**
1. Is this actually useful beyond my specific use case?
2. Does the "bake config at build time" approach make sense to others?
3. Should I invest more time into this or is Viper/koanf good enough for 99% of cases?
The obvious downside: you can't change config without rebuilding. But for Docker deployments, that's kind of the point?
It's v0.x.x and pretty minimal (\~600 LOC). Works with go:generate, supports nesting, arrays, env var overrides at build time.
GitHub: [https://github.com/gomantics/cfgx](https://github.com/gomantics/cfgx)
Would genuinely appreciate honest feedback—is this a "yeah that's useful" or "nah, over-engineering" kind of thing?
https://redd.it/1nyxuvv
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GitHub
GitHub - gomantics/cfgx: Define your config in TOML, generate strongly-typed Go code with zero runtime dependencies.
Define your config in TOML, generate strongly-typed Go code with zero runtime dependencies. - gomantics/cfgx
Symphony - An Opensource Interactive Multi-Agent Manager
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeKHki_UYd0
https://redd.it/1nyzqpa
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TeKHki_UYd0
https://redd.it/1nyzqpa
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Symphony - The Open-Source Agent Manager
This demo shows the basic functionality of project locale:
We explore the process of configuring and deploying an api documentation agent.
The api agent is described in an agent.md file that contains -
- The agents base prompt
- The tools it can use.…
We explore the process of configuring and deploying an api documentation agent.
The api agent is described in an agent.md file that contains -
- The agents base prompt
- The tools it can use.…
Whisper in the Browser - Speech-to-Text Model with Configurable Decoding Parameters
I put together an open-source code I thought you all might find interesting. It's called Transcribe-ASR, and it lets you run OpenAI's Whisper speech-to-text model entirely in your browser, no server, no API keys, no sending your audio anywhere.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/harisnae/transcribe-asr
Live Demo: https://harisnae.github.io/transcribe-asr
Basically, it downloads the Whisper model (as an ONNX file) once, caches it, and then does all the processing locally. You can drag and drop an audio file, and it'll transcribe it right there.
What I found particularly fun was playing with the decoding parameters, you can tweak things like temperature, top-p, and repetition penalty to get different results. It's a good way to get a feel for how those settings affect the output.
It uses ONNX Runtime Web for the inference, which seems to work pretty well. I've included options for different model sizes and quantization levels to balance speed and accuracy.
I'm open to feedback, suggestions, and contributions! If you have ideas for improvements or find any bugs, please let me know on the GitHub repo.
TL;DR: I made a open source web app that runs Whisper locally in your browser.
https://redd.it/1nyzed8
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I put together an open-source code I thought you all might find interesting. It's called Transcribe-ASR, and it lets you run OpenAI's Whisper speech-to-text model entirely in your browser, no server, no API keys, no sending your audio anywhere.
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/harisnae/transcribe-asr
Live Demo: https://harisnae.github.io/transcribe-asr
Basically, it downloads the Whisper model (as an ONNX file) once, caches it, and then does all the processing locally. You can drag and drop an audio file, and it'll transcribe it right there.
What I found particularly fun was playing with the decoding parameters, you can tweak things like temperature, top-p, and repetition penalty to get different results. It's a good way to get a feel for how those settings affect the output.
It uses ONNX Runtime Web for the inference, which seems to work pretty well. I've included options for different model sizes and quantization levels to balance speed and accuracy.
I'm open to feedback, suggestions, and contributions! If you have ideas for improvements or find any bugs, please let me know on the GitHub repo.
TL;DR: I made a open source web app that runs Whisper locally in your browser.
https://redd.it/1nyzed8
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GitHub
GitHub - harisnae/transcribe-asr: Zero‑backend automatic speech recognition: pick a Whisper‑ONNX model, drop an audio file, control…
Zero‑backend automatic speech recognition: pick a Whisper‑ONNX model, drop an audio file, control decoding options, and receive a trannoscript instantly in the browser. No telemetry, no server, full ...
Does the CERN-OHL-S V2 require any derivative work to make its source (the modified source of the derivative work) available
I am super confused about Section 3 (along with its 3 subsections) of the CERN-OHL-S V2 license.
Does it make it so any derivative work must share its modified source if distributing anything made from a modification of the original source?
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I am super confused about Section 3 (along with its 3 subsections) of the CERN-OHL-S V2 license.
Does it make it so any derivative work must share its modified source if distributing anything made from a modification of the original source?
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Opensource Alternative to Aldente?
Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking for an open source alternative to the MacOS battary app Aldente. Although it is free, I'm looking for an open source option to compare it with a project I'm working on, as I'm starting to learn coding.
If anyone knows of any open source alternative with similar functionality for battery management, I'd greatly appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking for an open source alternative to the MacOS battary app Aldente. Although it is free, I'm looking for an open source option to compare it with a project I'm working on, as I'm starting to learn coding.
If anyone knows of any open source alternative with similar functionality for battery management, I'd greatly appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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is there open source constitution ?
Recently saw open source house building project and then got a thought.
is there any open source constitution that is fool proof and policies which are open source for the government officials.
Life would be easy if many people contribute.?
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Recently saw open source house building project and then got a thought.
is there any open source constitution that is fool proof and policies which are open source for the government officials.
Life would be easy if many people contribute.?
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Help Build React Folder Structure Templates! 🚀
Hey developers! Want to contribute to an awesome open-source project? Check out ahmad2point0/folder-structures, a collection of scalable folder structures for React apps (React Native, Next.js, Vite, and more).
How to Help:
🆕 Add new framework templates
🔧 Improve existing structures
📚 Update documentation
🐛 Fix bugs or share ideas
Just fork the repo, make changes, and submit a pull request. See the Contributing Guide to start!
Why Join? Help developers worldwide create better, organized React apps.
Let’s make React projects cleaner and easier together! 🚀
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Hey developers! Want to contribute to an awesome open-source project? Check out ahmad2point0/folder-structures, a collection of scalable folder structures for React apps (React Native, Next.js, Vite, and more).
How to Help:
🆕 Add new framework templates
🔧 Improve existing structures
📚 Update documentation
🐛 Fix bugs or share ideas
Just fork the repo, make changes, and submit a pull request. See the Contributing Guide to start!
Why Join? Help developers worldwide create better, organized React apps.
Let’s make React projects cleaner and easier together! 🚀
https://redd.it/1nzc2x2
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GitHub
GitHub - ahmad2point0/folder-structures: React App Folder Structure Templates A comprehensive collection of production-ready folder…
React App Folder Structure Templates A comprehensive collection of production-ready folder structures for React applications using feature-based architecture. This repository provides battle-tested...
TeXlyre, a local-first LaTeX & Typst collaborative web editor that also works offline
https://github.com/TeXlyre/texlyre
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https://github.com/TeXlyre/texlyre
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GitHub
GitHub - TeXlyre/texlyre: A local-first LaTeX & Typst web editor with real-time collaboration & offline support
A local-first LaTeX & Typst web editor with real-time collaboration & offline support - TeXlyre/texlyre
XPASS – Self-Hosted Encrypted Password Vault (Offline or Cloud-Ready)
XPASS a self-hosted encrypted password vault for teams and individuals who want full control of their data — whether hosted on-prem, on LAN, or in the cloud (Azure, AWS, etc.).
It’s designed for simplicity, privacy, and secure sharing — without relying on any third-party service.
🧩 Highlights
🔐 AES-encrypted password storage
🗂️ Folder-based organization
🤝 Secure folder sharing with other users
🧑💼 Admin dashboard for users & audits
🧠 Optional 2FA for added security
🌐 Works offline or deployable on cloud
💻 GitHub Repo:
👉 https://github.com/vibecodetimes/xpass-simple
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XPASS a self-hosted encrypted password vault for teams and individuals who want full control of their data — whether hosted on-prem, on LAN, or in the cloud (Azure, AWS, etc.).
It’s designed for simplicity, privacy, and secure sharing — without relying on any third-party service.
🧩 Highlights
🔐 AES-encrypted password storage
🗂️ Folder-based organization
🤝 Secure folder sharing with other users
🧑💼 Admin dashboard for users & audits
🧠 Optional 2FA for added security
🌐 Works offline or deployable on cloud
💻 GitHub Repo:
👉 https://github.com/vibecodetimes/xpass-simple
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GitHub - vibecodetimes/xpass-simple
Contribute to vibecodetimes/xpass-simple development by creating an account on GitHub.
Swift lightweight networking library
I just released Swift Network Kit, an open-source HTTP networking library built specifically for modern Swift and SwiftUI projects, and I’d love your feedback!
Also, Collaborations are welcome!
https://github.com/ReidoBoss/SwiftNetworkKit
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I just released Swift Network Kit, an open-source HTTP networking library built specifically for modern Swift and SwiftUI projects, and I’d love your feedback!
Also, Collaborations are welcome!
https://github.com/ReidoBoss/SwiftNetworkKit
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GitHub - ReidoBoss/SwiftNetworkKit: A Swift library for handling network communication, including HTTP requests and WebSocket connections…
A Swift library for handling network communication, including HTTP requests and WebSocket connections (coming soon), with a focus on simplicity and modern Swift features. - ReidoBoss/SwiftNetworkKit
🌍 We built OpenStock — a free, open-source stock market tracker powered by AI
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Ravi, founder of Open Dev Society — a community building free, open tools for the world.
Over the last few weeks, my friend Priyanshu and I have been working on something called OpenStock — an AI-powered, open-source platform where you can:
• Track real-time stock prices
• Get AI-generated company insights
• Set personalized alerts (coming soon)
• Explore market data without any paywalls
We wanted to make something that students, beginners, and professionals can all use freely — and even contribute to.
💻 Live App: openstock-ods.vercel.app
📦 GitHub Repo: github.com/Open-Dev-Society/OpenStock
We’d love your feedback — whether it’s on design, data accuracy, or new features.
Also open to collaborators who’d like to join the journey toward open finance 🚀
— Ravi
Founder, Open Dev Society
\#opensource #nextjs #finance #ai #buildinpublic
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Hey everyone 👋
I’m Ravi, founder of Open Dev Society — a community building free, open tools for the world.
Over the last few weeks, my friend Priyanshu and I have been working on something called OpenStock — an AI-powered, open-source platform where you can:
• Track real-time stock prices
• Get AI-generated company insights
• Set personalized alerts (coming soon)
• Explore market data without any paywalls
We wanted to make something that students, beginners, and professionals can all use freely — and even contribute to.
💻 Live App: openstock-ods.vercel.app
📦 GitHub Repo: github.com/Open-Dev-Society/OpenStock
We’d love your feedback — whether it’s on design, data accuracy, or new features.
Also open to collaborators who’d like to join the journey toward open finance 🚀
— Ravi
Founder, Open Dev Society
\#opensource #nextjs #finance #ai #buildinpublic
https://redd.it/1nzgbjw
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