Brassica – Open source, self-hosted web app for Broccoli recipe files
Brassica is an open source PHP web app for managing Broccoli recipe files in the browser.
Uses the same `.broccoli` format as the Android app
Self-hosted (PHP + SQLite)
No tracking, no SaaS, no accounts required externally
GPL
Github: https://github.com/crispilly/brassica
Live demo ( daily reset): https://brassicademo.crispilly.de/
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Brassica is an open source PHP web app for managing Broccoli recipe files in the browser.
Uses the same `.broccoli` format as the Android app
Self-hosted (PHP + SQLite)
No tracking, no SaaS, no accounts required externally
GPL
Github: https://github.com/crispilly/brassica
Live demo ( daily reset): https://brassicademo.crispilly.de/
https://redd.it/1pqflrc
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GitHub
GitHub - crispilly/brassica: Web app for managing and editing recipes in .broccoli format. Compatible with the Broccoli app.
Web app for managing and editing recipes in .broccoli format. Compatible with the Broccoli app. - crispilly/brassica
Web Monetization Wrapped 2025 | Interledger Foundation
https://interledger.org/developers/blog/web-monetization-wrapped-2025/
https://redd.it/1pqjege
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Web Monetization Wrapped 2025 | Interledger Foundation
Welcome to Web Monetization Wrapped, a look back at the progress we made in 2025 and everything we shipped, fixed, revived, and pushed forward this year.
Any good open source speech to text tools?
Hi everyone
Is there any good open source tool that can take an audio file (English speech) and convert it to text?
I’ve got 32GB VRAM, so big models are fine
Also heard about Whisper, not sure if it’s the best option!
https://redd.it/1pqis1r
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Hi everyone
Is there any good open source tool that can take an audio file (English speech) and convert it to text?
I’ve got 32GB VRAM, so big models are fine
Also heard about Whisper, not sure if it’s the best option!
https://redd.it/1pqis1r
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Alternative to defit app (android)
Im working on a personal workout tracker/hub and using DeFit on android (Debugger of Fitness Apps) to simulate real running workouts.
It syncs with the google fitness api and enables me to then bridge google fit to my personal tracking dashboard.
The app is working as intended, and while Im very grateful for the generous ad-supported free version, has caviats for my use case:
- cannot simulate heart rate, just distance/pace (which I adjust in the app so the workouts have different step counts)
- works on ad viewing tokens which I have to top up every few days if I run it once a day
- cant schedule, so I have to use the app to generate workouts & view a few ads when it runs out of tokens
An alternative to this would be awesome, so I can generate historical data without so much manual input
https://redd.it/1pqle6t
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Im working on a personal workout tracker/hub and using DeFit on android (Debugger of Fitness Apps) to simulate real running workouts.
It syncs with the google fitness api and enables me to then bridge google fit to my personal tracking dashboard.
The app is working as intended, and while Im very grateful for the generous ad-supported free version, has caviats for my use case:
- cannot simulate heart rate, just distance/pace (which I adjust in the app so the workouts have different step counts)
- works on ad viewing tokens which I have to top up every few days if I run it once a day
- cant schedule, so I have to use the app to generate workouts & view a few ads when it runs out of tokens
An alternative to this would be awesome, so I can generate historical data without so much manual input
https://redd.it/1pqle6t
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What is a good Linux MusicBee alternative
I'm making the move to Linux, and I want to find a good music library app, with iPod syncing capabilities. I currently use MusicBee and iTunes, and want something that will allow me to sync my iPod 5th Gen.
https://redd.it/1pqio1y
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I'm making the move to Linux, and I want to find a good music library app, with iPod syncing capabilities. I currently use MusicBee and iTunes, and want something that will allow me to sync my iPod 5th Gen.
https://redd.it/1pqio1y
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What is the best approach for an open database in a project?
I'm looking to add a small database for an open-source project:
[https://codeberg.org/purchase-with-purpose/pwp-website](https://codeberg.org/purchase-with-purpose/pwp-website)
The idea is to track the tools a person has switched to. What approach is best for an open-source project?
* Are there any databases or tools that give public read access to data?
* Do you use a standard database/host and publicly share read access?
* Is an open database a non-starter, or would it be better to keep the code open-source, but the database closed?
I've been involved in a few open-source projects, and I've surprisingly never come across this. Also, none of my searches came up with anything.
https://redd.it/1pqo6q8
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I'm looking to add a small database for an open-source project:
[https://codeberg.org/purchase-with-purpose/pwp-website](https://codeberg.org/purchase-with-purpose/pwp-website)
The idea is to track the tools a person has switched to. What approach is best for an open-source project?
* Are there any databases or tools that give public read access to data?
* Do you use a standard database/host and publicly share read access?
* Is an open database a non-starter, or would it be better to keep the code open-source, but the database closed?
I've been involved in a few open-source projects, and I've surprisingly never come across this. Also, none of my searches came up with anything.
https://redd.it/1pqo6q8
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pwp-website
Updated my open source Cloudflare management Telegram bot (new features added)
https://github.com/sarat1kyan/pocket-cf
https://redd.it/1pqq3lc
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https://github.com/sarat1kyan/pocket-cf
https://redd.it/1pqq3lc
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GitHub - sarat1kyan/pocket-cf: A powerful (Non-Official) Telegram bot that transforms your Cloudflare management into a real-time…
A powerful (Non-Official) Telegram bot that transforms your Cloudflare management into a real-time control panel with analytics, security controls, DNS management, and instant cache operations - al...
BetterShift - An Open Source Shift Management App
Hey folks!
I've been working on **BetterShift**, a modern shift management application that I built to simplify managing variable work schedules. It's completely open source (MIT license) and designed for easy self-hosting.
# What It Does
BetterShift lets you manage work shifts across unlimited calendars with one-click toggles, reusable presets, and real-time synchronization. Perfect for shift workers, freelancers, or anyone with irregular schedules.
**Live Demo:** Check out the Github Repo
**GitHub:** [github.com/pantelx/bettershift](https://github.com/pantelx/bettershift)
# Key Features
* **One-Click Shift Management** — Left-click to add/remove shifts, right-click to add notes
* **External Calendar Sync** — Subscribe to Google, Outlook, or iCal calendars with auto/manual refresh
* **Reusable Shift Presets** — Create templates with custom labels, times, and colors
* **Real-Time Updates** — Changes sync instantly across all open browser tabs using Server-Sent Events
* **Password Protection** — SHA-256 encrypted calendar passwords with two-tier access control (read-only or full lock)
* **Live Statistics** — Instant shift tracking and hour calculations with visual charts
* **Export Options** — Download as ICS or PDF with flexible time range filters
* **Multi-Language** — Full German, English, and Italian support
* **Dark/Light Theme** — Toggle themes with system preference detection
* **Auto Update Checks** — Detects new releases with integrated changelog viewer
* **Mobile Responsive** — Works great on desktop and mobile devices
# Why I Built This
I wanted something lightweight, self-hosted, and privacy-focused for managing irregular work schedules. Most solutions are either too complex, require subnoscriptions, or lack the flexibility I needed. BetterShift keeps it simple while being powerful enough for multiple calendars and team scenarios.
Would love to hear your feedback! Feel free to ask questions, report issues, or suggest features. Happy to help with self-hosting setup if anyone runs into issues.
https://redd.it/1pqq7vw
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Hey folks!
I've been working on **BetterShift**, a modern shift management application that I built to simplify managing variable work schedules. It's completely open source (MIT license) and designed for easy self-hosting.
# What It Does
BetterShift lets you manage work shifts across unlimited calendars with one-click toggles, reusable presets, and real-time synchronization. Perfect for shift workers, freelancers, or anyone with irregular schedules.
**Live Demo:** Check out the Github Repo
**GitHub:** [github.com/pantelx/bettershift](https://github.com/pantelx/bettershift)
# Key Features
* **One-Click Shift Management** — Left-click to add/remove shifts, right-click to add notes
* **External Calendar Sync** — Subscribe to Google, Outlook, or iCal calendars with auto/manual refresh
* **Reusable Shift Presets** — Create templates with custom labels, times, and colors
* **Real-Time Updates** — Changes sync instantly across all open browser tabs using Server-Sent Events
* **Password Protection** — SHA-256 encrypted calendar passwords with two-tier access control (read-only or full lock)
* **Live Statistics** — Instant shift tracking and hour calculations with visual charts
* **Export Options** — Download as ICS or PDF with flexible time range filters
* **Multi-Language** — Full German, English, and Italian support
* **Dark/Light Theme** — Toggle themes with system preference detection
* **Auto Update Checks** — Detects new releases with integrated changelog viewer
* **Mobile Responsive** — Works great on desktop and mobile devices
# Why I Built This
I wanted something lightweight, self-hosted, and privacy-focused for managing irregular work schedules. Most solutions are either too complex, require subnoscriptions, or lack the flexibility I needed. BetterShift keeps it simple while being powerful enough for multiple calendars and team scenarios.
Would love to hear your feedback! Feel free to ask questions, report issues, or suggest features. Happy to help with self-hosting setup if anyone runs into issues.
https://redd.it/1pqq7vw
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GitHub
GitHub - panteLx/BetterShift: Your favorite shift management application!
Your favorite shift management application! Contribute to panteLx/BetterShift development by creating an account on GitHub.
Building a playground for AI exploits - Looking for contributors
If you've done AI red teaming you know apps like Lakera Gandalf are basically toys, not real applications. So I made Green Dragon, like OWASP Juice Shop but for AI exploits.
This is an early version, but the vision is a complete AI-native app to showcase emerging risks beyond prompt injection: Tool abuse, memory poisoning, rogue agents, and more. We will add challenges with chained exploits that bridge the gap between AI and web security, which is how hackers operate to escalate impact.
Green Dragon is fully open source. It is a place to learn and benchmark AI red teaming solutions. We have lots of exciting features on our roadmap!
If you're interested in contributing, I'd love to chat. It won’t be perfect from day one, so any feedback is appreciated. Already got some great pointers from other subs.
Thank you!
https://redd.it/1pqth6y
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If you've done AI red teaming you know apps like Lakera Gandalf are basically toys, not real applications. So I made Green Dragon, like OWASP Juice Shop but for AI exploits.
This is an early version, but the vision is a complete AI-native app to showcase emerging risks beyond prompt injection: Tool abuse, memory poisoning, rogue agents, and more. We will add challenges with chained exploits that bridge the gap between AI and web security, which is how hackers operate to escalate impact.
Green Dragon is fully open source. It is a place to learn and benchmark AI red teaming solutions. We have lots of exciting features on our roadmap!
If you're interested in contributing, I'd love to chat. It won’t be perfect from day one, so any feedback is appreciated. Already got some great pointers from other subs.
Thank you!
https://redd.it/1pqth6y
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Green Dragon
Green Dragon | Silmaril
The most advanced open-source AI security challenge platform. Solve hyper-realistic security challenges, earn points, and start your white-hat AI hacker journey.
Lanemu P2P VPN 0.13.1 - Open-source alternative to Hamachi
https://gitlab.com/Monsterovich/lanemu/-/releases/0.13.1
https://redd.it/1pqtuom
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https://gitlab.com/Monsterovich/lanemu/-/releases/0.13.1
https://redd.it/1pqtuom
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Release 0.13.1 · Nikolay Borodin / Lanemu P2P VPN · GitLab
Added support for BitTorrent trackers using the UDP protocol. @Monsterovich Added settings for DHT...
Early feedback wanted, an experimental Python desktop framework (Electron alternative)
Hi everyone,
I’m working on an early-stage open-source experiment called taupy. The goal is to make small desktop apps in Python without the usual heavy frameworks such as Electron.
The main idea is:
\- Python as a backend
\- HTML/CSS/JS, react for the UI
\- focus on fast startup and minimal runtime cost
This is very early, so I’m explicitly not presenting it
as production ready tool. I’d really appreciate any thoughts or criticism
git - https://github.com/S1avv/taupy
small demo - https://github.com/S1avv/taupy-focus
Even a short answer helps.
https://redd.it/1pqv38e
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Hi everyone,
I’m working on an early-stage open-source experiment called taupy. The goal is to make small desktop apps in Python without the usual heavy frameworks such as Electron.
The main idea is:
\- Python as a backend
\- HTML/CSS/JS, react for the UI
\- focus on fast startup and minimal runtime cost
This is very early, so I’m explicitly not presenting it
as production ready tool. I’d really appreciate any thoughts or criticism
git - https://github.com/S1avv/taupy
small demo - https://github.com/S1avv/taupy-focus
Even a short answer helps.
https://redd.it/1pqv38e
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GitHub
GitHub - S1avv/taupy: A modern desktop framework for Python.
A modern desktop framework for Python. Contribute to S1avv/taupy development by creating an account on GitHub.
MIRA: An open-source persistent AI entity (10 months of solo development, now released)
My name is Taylor. I just released MIRA as open source after 10 months of development. This is my TempleOS.
**What it is**
MIRA is an architecture for AI persistence: memory that manages itself, documents the model can edit autonomously, and a self-model where the AI writes observations about its own behavior. One conversation forever, no reset button.
**Why open source**
I decided to release MIRA as open source because I believe that what I've built here has the potential to someday be something more than the sum of its parts, and no one person should own that.
The MIRA in the repository is effectively identical to the hosted version at miraos.org except for a web interface and authentication plumbing. I commit to maintaining an open source version for as long as I'm in charge of it.
**How it got built**
I'm going to be honest: I don't know how to write Python. I built this entire application from the Claude Code terminal over 8 months. I got access on the second day it was available and dove in. I wrote tests that pass as a one-person development team by articulating design decisions and reviewing code rather than writing it directly.
There's a file in the repo called HOW_TO_BUILD_A_TOOL.md written specifically to give Claude the context needed to zero-shot a working tool. Tools are entirely self-contained (config, schema, implementation in one file), so extending MIRA is straightforward: describe what you want, drop the file in tools/implementations/, restart the process, done.
**Acknowledgments**
I want to directly thank Sarah from Letta and MemGPT for seeding the idea that we could let the models manage their own context window. What a simple and powerful concept.
Thank you to the Claude Code team at Anthropic. Boris from the team still replies to messages like a good developer should. I built nearly this entire application from the terminal.
And thank you to every open source developer who came before me. I use FileZilla to transfer files. I edit photos with GIMP. I use the foundational technologies that make day-to-day internet usage possible. This project would not be possible without the hard work of people whose names we'll never know. The internet has been a collective effort on a scale that dwarfs human history up till this point.
**The architecture (brief)**
\- Memories decay based on usage, not time. Unreferenced memories fade. Well-connected memories persist.
\- The model controls its own context window by expanding and collapsing sections of persistent documents.
\- Tools load on-demand and auto-unload when unused, keeping context lean.
\- Conversation segments get summarized and processed for memory extraction automatically. No human intervention.
\- Works with any OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint (ollama, vllm, llama.cpp) or cloud APIs (Anthropic, Groq).
\- Single cURL deployment handles dependencies, database setup, Vault initialization, everything.
**License**
The repo is available at https://github.com/taylorsatula/mira-OSS
**On quality**
In our current era there is an abundance of slop-shoveling minimum viable product releasing developers with no compassion for the end user and no panache. This is not one of those repos. MIRA has been a labor of love. I wanted to give up on this project more times than I can count. It remains to be seen if this was a fool's errand in the end, but I set out to accomplish something I'd never seen someone else do and I made it to my destination of a 1.0.0 release.
I hope you enjoy it, extend it, and grow it. Contributions welcome.
https://redd.it/1pqwjee
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My name is Taylor. I just released MIRA as open source after 10 months of development. This is my TempleOS.
**What it is**
MIRA is an architecture for AI persistence: memory that manages itself, documents the model can edit autonomously, and a self-model where the AI writes observations about its own behavior. One conversation forever, no reset button.
**Why open source**
I decided to release MIRA as open source because I believe that what I've built here has the potential to someday be something more than the sum of its parts, and no one person should own that.
The MIRA in the repository is effectively identical to the hosted version at miraos.org except for a web interface and authentication plumbing. I commit to maintaining an open source version for as long as I'm in charge of it.
**How it got built**
I'm going to be honest: I don't know how to write Python. I built this entire application from the Claude Code terminal over 8 months. I got access on the second day it was available and dove in. I wrote tests that pass as a one-person development team by articulating design decisions and reviewing code rather than writing it directly.
There's a file in the repo called HOW_TO_BUILD_A_TOOL.md written specifically to give Claude the context needed to zero-shot a working tool. Tools are entirely self-contained (config, schema, implementation in one file), so extending MIRA is straightforward: describe what you want, drop the file in tools/implementations/, restart the process, done.
**Acknowledgments**
I want to directly thank Sarah from Letta and MemGPT for seeding the idea that we could let the models manage their own context window. What a simple and powerful concept.
Thank you to the Claude Code team at Anthropic. Boris from the team still replies to messages like a good developer should. I built nearly this entire application from the terminal.
And thank you to every open source developer who came before me. I use FileZilla to transfer files. I edit photos with GIMP. I use the foundational technologies that make day-to-day internet usage possible. This project would not be possible without the hard work of people whose names we'll never know. The internet has been a collective effort on a scale that dwarfs human history up till this point.
**The architecture (brief)**
\- Memories decay based on usage, not time. Unreferenced memories fade. Well-connected memories persist.
\- The model controls its own context window by expanding and collapsing sections of persistent documents.
\- Tools load on-demand and auto-unload when unused, keeping context lean.
\- Conversation segments get summarized and processed for memory extraction automatically. No human intervention.
\- Works with any OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint (ollama, vllm, llama.cpp) or cloud APIs (Anthropic, Groq).
\- Single cURL deployment handles dependencies, database setup, Vault initialization, everything.
**License**
The repo is available at https://github.com/taylorsatula/mira-OSS
**On quality**
In our current era there is an abundance of slop-shoveling minimum viable product releasing developers with no compassion for the end user and no panache. This is not one of those repos. MIRA has been a labor of love. I wanted to give up on this project more times than I can count. It remains to be seen if this was a fool's errand in the end, but I set out to accomplish something I'd never seen someone else do and I made it to my destination of a 1.0.0 release.
I hope you enjoy it, extend it, and grow it. Contributions welcome.
https://redd.it/1pqwjee
@r_opensource
MIRA
MIRA - Just Talk Normal
Your personal AI assistant. Just talk normal, I'll handle the rest.
Private, non-AI Photo Management Software?
I want to organize my personal data (photos, videos, etc.), and I’m looking for a photo management software that supports hierarchical tags stored in metadata, without any AI or facial recognition, and preferably open source.
I’m using Ubuntu Desktop.
Shotwell is preinstalled on my system, but its tagging system is too limited: tags are flat and there’s no real hierarchy or advanced search.
digiKam is often recommended and looks great on paper, but its use of AI and facial recognition features makes me uncomfortable, even if they are optional.
Are there any good offline, non-AI photo management alternatives left that support hierarchical tags and advanced searches?
https://redd.it/1pqyl4f
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I want to organize my personal data (photos, videos, etc.), and I’m looking for a photo management software that supports hierarchical tags stored in metadata, without any AI or facial recognition, and preferably open source.
I’m using Ubuntu Desktop.
Shotwell is preinstalled on my system, but its tagging system is too limited: tags are flat and there’s no real hierarchy or advanced search.
digiKam is often recommended and looks great on paper, but its use of AI and facial recognition features makes me uncomfortable, even if they are optional.
Are there any good offline, non-AI photo management alternatives left that support hierarchical tags and advanced searches?
https://redd.it/1pqyl4f
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HyprRun – a minimal terminal launcher made for Hyprland (no overlays!)
https://github.com/fajremvp/HyprRun
https://redd.it/1pqxc7r
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https://github.com/fajremvp/HyprRun
https://redd.it/1pqxc7r
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GitHub
GitHub - fajremvp/HyprRun: HyprRun is a minimal, terminal-based application launcher built specifically for dynamic tiling window…
HyprRun is a minimal, terminal-based application launcher built specifically for dynamic tiling window managers like Hyprland. - GitHub - fajremvp/HyprRun: HyprRun is a minimal, terminal-based app...
Open Source SaaS Management Platform
Good day to you all, I regularly deal with combating the problem of SaaS sprawl and Shadow IT. I've built a tool that can ingest invoices to analyze spend, and set reminders so you can negotiate the best rate on your SaaS renewals.
You can connect to Microsoft Entra to import your users and sync all of your licenses in one spot. There's an agent that can be deployed to help monitor non-SSO apps and shadow IT.
https://github.com/NickRomanek/SasWatch
https://redd.it/1pr2qfc
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Good day to you all, I regularly deal with combating the problem of SaaS sprawl and Shadow IT. I've built a tool that can ingest invoices to analyze spend, and set reminders so you can negotiate the best rate on your SaaS renewals.
You can connect to Microsoft Entra to import your users and sync all of your licenses in one spot. There's an agent that can be deployed to help monitor non-SSO apps and shadow IT.
https://github.com/NickRomanek/SasWatch
https://redd.it/1pr2qfc
@r_opensource
GitHub
GitHub - NickRomanek/SasWatch: Unify SaaS licenses, find waste, protect your budget
Unify SaaS licenses, find waste, protect your budget - NickRomanek/SasWatch
Built a framework-agnostic chat web component
https://github.com/spider-hand/advanced-chat-kai
https://redd.it/1pr54l1
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https://github.com/spider-hand/advanced-chat-kai
https://redd.it/1pr54l1
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GitHub
GitHub - spider-hand/advanced-chat-kai: A highly customizable chat Web Component - Works with any framework (React, Vue, Angular…
A highly customizable chat Web Component - Works with any framework (React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, etc.) - spider-hand/advanced-chat-kai
My open source project passed 2000 visitors
https://github.com/octree-labs/octree
https://redd.it/1pr4ghv
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https://github.com/octree-labs/octree
https://redd.it/1pr4ghv
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GitHub
GitHub - octree-labs/octree: Octree - Open Source AI LaTeX Editor
Octree - Open Source AI LaTeX Editor. Contribute to octree-labs/octree development by creating an account on GitHub.
Cinematic ANSI banners for Rust CLI/TUI!
https://github.com/coolbeevip/tui-banner
https://redd.it/1pr9d5y
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https://github.com/coolbeevip/tui-banner
https://redd.it/1pr9d5y
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GitHub
GitHub - coolbeevip/tui-banner: Cinematic ANSI banners for Rust CLI/TUI.
Cinematic ANSI banners for Rust CLI/TUI. Contribute to coolbeevip/tui-banner development by creating an account on GitHub.
I built an LLM Training pipeline for the new HRM model by sapient.
So as the noscript says, I've built an LLM training pipeline for HRM(Heiarchial Reasoning Model) and HRM-sMoE(Sparse Mixture of Experts). The pipeline incorporates everything from dataset management, training, evaluation, and inference. Designed originally around windows, I've tried to make the UI as user-friendly as possible, while remaining feature-rich and incorporating advanced user options. The focus of the project was to be able to build large models on consumer cards, and utilizing both HRM and SMOE for the backbone, I believe will result in dense language models that can be delivered from everyday hardware. The program is made in such a way that the average joe could build a model with relative ease.
Installers were built and tested on Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24
I would love to get feedback on it, with suggestions or improvements, it's been a fun project so far!
[Git Repo](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS) \--- [AI-OS-1.3.53-Setup.exe](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS/releases/download/Official/AI-OS-1.3.53-Setup.exe) \--- [AI-OS\_1.3.53\_amd64.deb](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS/releases/download/Official/ai-os_1.3.53_amd64.deb)
Here's a list of features:
* Dataset downloads/streaming from HuggingFace
* Detailed model tracking
* Nvidia, AMD, and Intel GFX + CPU supported, including various multi-GPU support modes
* Windows/Ubuntu compatible, official installers available for both
* a full evaluation suite of tools
* Numerous Optimization tools for training
* MCP/Tools integration
* built-in help docs
* 5 Available themes
https://redd.it/1prabnq
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So as the noscript says, I've built an LLM training pipeline for HRM(Heiarchial Reasoning Model) and HRM-sMoE(Sparse Mixture of Experts). The pipeline incorporates everything from dataset management, training, evaluation, and inference. Designed originally around windows, I've tried to make the UI as user-friendly as possible, while remaining feature-rich and incorporating advanced user options. The focus of the project was to be able to build large models on consumer cards, and utilizing both HRM and SMOE for the backbone, I believe will result in dense language models that can be delivered from everyday hardware. The program is made in such a way that the average joe could build a model with relative ease.
Installers were built and tested on Windows 11 and Ubuntu 24
I would love to get feedback on it, with suggestions or improvements, it's been a fun project so far!
[Git Repo](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS) \--- [AI-OS-1.3.53-Setup.exe](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS/releases/download/Official/AI-OS-1.3.53-Setup.exe) \--- [AI-OS\_1.3.53\_amd64.deb](https://github.com/Wulfic/AI-OS/releases/download/Official/ai-os_1.3.53_amd64.deb)
Here's a list of features:
* Dataset downloads/streaming from HuggingFace
* Detailed model tracking
* Nvidia, AMD, and Intel GFX + CPU supported, including various multi-GPU support modes
* Windows/Ubuntu compatible, official installers available for both
* a full evaluation suite of tools
* Numerous Optimization tools for training
* MCP/Tools integration
* built-in help docs
* 5 Available themes
https://redd.it/1prabnq
@r_opensource
GitHub
GitHub - Wulfic/AI-OS: HRM-sMoE LLM training toolkit. Future-facing architecture for OS-integrated autonomous assistance.
HRM-sMoE LLM training toolkit. Future-facing architecture for OS-integrated autonomous assistance. - Wulfic/AI-OS
Looking for buddies. Game Launcher for classic doom.
Hi, I'm thinking about building a game launcher - its an app to launch old doom-like games.
At the moment, the classic doom is like a constructor: to play it you have to combine engine, base game and community mods. And they are all separated and it is quite tough for newbies to start doom without googling how it all works.
So far i built a small working prototype to show the idea:
30s demo: https://youtu.be/lof4aaNsKwc?si=X8Xh_OORBhnuap1C
I want to find early birds who think this project is worthy. I would appreciate any requests or critique or maybe contribution. Feel free to contact me.
You can download prototype on a github: https://github.com/doomdash/doomdash
If you are interested, check the project's github wiki about values, tech stack etc.
https://redd.it/1prc565
@r_opensource
Hi, I'm thinking about building a game launcher - its an app to launch old doom-like games.
At the moment, the classic doom is like a constructor: to play it you have to combine engine, base game and community mods. And they are all separated and it is quite tough for newbies to start doom without googling how it all works.
So far i built a small working prototype to show the idea:
30s demo: https://youtu.be/lof4aaNsKwc?si=X8Xh_OORBhnuap1C
I want to find early birds who think this project is worthy. I would appreciate any requests or critique or maybe contribution. Feel free to contact me.
You can download prototype on a github: https://github.com/doomdash/doomdash
If you are interested, check the project's github wiki about values, tech stack etc.
https://redd.it/1prc565
@r_opensource
YouTube
Easiest Way to Play Classic Doom in 2026 | DoomDash launcher
Project repo: https://github.com/doomdash/doomdash
kangaroo: GPU-accelerated Pollard's Kangaroo ECDLP solver in pure Rust (wgpu)
https://github.com/oritwoen/kangaroo
https://redd.it/1prdjrg
@r_opensource
https://github.com/oritwoen/kangaroo
https://redd.it/1prdjrg
@r_opensource
GitHub
GitHub - oritwoen/kangaroo: GPU-accelerated Pollard's Kangaroo ECDLP solver for secp256k1 (Vulkan/Metal/DX12)
GPU-accelerated Pollard's Kangaroo ECDLP solver for secp256k1 (Vulkan/Metal/DX12) - oritwoen/kangaroo