i made some small portable windows apps and put them up for free.
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New app. Outlay - a personal finance app for Linux. Track what you spend, set budgets, manage subscriptions, and see where your money goes. Everything lives in one file on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.
It's a native GTK 4 app so it fits right in on a GNOME desktop. I put a lot of work into making it look and feel nice.
Free, CC0 public domain. No subscription to track your subscriptions.
New app. PixStrip - batch image processor for Linux. Resize, convert, compress, strip metadata, watermark, and rename. A step-by-step wizard walks you through everything so you don't need to know what you're doing to get good results.
Full CLI for scripting. Fediverse resize presets for Mastodon, Pixelfed, and Lemmy built in.
Rust + GTK 4, native on GNOME. WCAG 2.2 AAA accessible. Free, CC0 public domain. Runs locally.
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New app. Outlay - a personal finance app for Linux. Track what you spend, set budgets, manage subscriptions, and see where your money goes. Everything lives in one file on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.
It's a native GTK 4 app so it fits right in on a GNOME desktop. I put a lot of work into making it look and feel nice.
Free, CC0 public domain. No subscription to track your subscriptions.
@lashman@mastodon.social That's finally a finance app that seems to not try to oversimplify while not being a glorious java swing monstrosity … I'll try it.
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@lashman@mastodon.social That's finally a finance app that seems to not try to oversimplify while not being a glorious java swing monstrosity … I'll try it.
@slatian that's what i was going for, haha :) thank you! :D
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New app. PixStrip - batch image processor for Linux. Resize, convert, compress, strip metadata, watermark, and rename. A step-by-step wizard walks you through everything so you don't need to know what you're doing to get good results.
Full CLI for scripting. Fediverse resize presets for Mastodon, Pixelfed, and Lemmy built in.
Rust + GTK 4, native on GNOME. WCAG 2.2 AAA accessible. Free, CC0 public domain. Runs locally.
@lashman@mastodon.social could you either confirm or deny if AI was used in the creation of these and previous softwares?
Your development output seems unhealthy and the commits are suspicious sometimes :/
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@lashman@mastodon.social could you either confirm or deny if AI was used in the creation of these and previous softwares?
Your development output seems unhealthy and the commits are suspicious sometimes :/
I feel bad for myself even asking, but that's the world we live in, sorry....@helpsterTee it's just older stuff i've had on my hdd for ages, but now that my ssd died and i'm basically cut off from everything else on my main pc, i've just been poking at all this unfinished stuff
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@helpsterTee it's just older stuff i've had on my hdd for ages, but now that my ssd died and i'm basically cut off from everything else on my main pc, i've just been poking at all this unfinished stuff
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Ok, it's official, I can't discern human creativity from generated slop anymore. I will abandon all hope, nevermind...just remember to take breaks... -
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Ok, it's official, I can't discern human creativity from generated slop anymore. I will abandon all hope, nevermind...just remember to take breaks...@helpsterTee sorry :( but i am, i am, no worries, i'm not THAT bored, haha :) thank you, though, means a lot, for real
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@schratze i use a local model through opencode, which supports claude skills regardless of model. that's where the skill files come from. the "your name" commits are me being lazy about git config
and yeah the planning docs were generated with help from the model, which is why i archived them. should've cleaned those up before committing
i've been upfront about using a local LLM as a tool but could've been clearer. i'll add a note to the repos -
@schratze i use a local model through opencode, which supports claude skills regardless of model. that's where the skill files come from. the "your name" commits are me being lazy about git config
and yeah the planning docs were generated with help from the model, which is why i archived them. should've cleaned those up before committing
i've been upfront about using a local LLM as a tool but could've been clearer. i'll add a note to the repos@lashman thank you
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@lashman thank you
@schratze thank you as well
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New app. PixStrip - batch image processor for Linux. Resize, convert, compress, strip metadata, watermark, and rename. A step-by-step wizard walks you through everything so you don't need to know what you're doing to get good results.
Full CLI for scripting. Fediverse resize presets for Mastodon, Pixelfed, and Lemmy built in.
Rust + GTK 4, native on GNOME. WCAG 2.2 AAA accessible. Free, CC0 public domain. Runs locally.
New app. Nomina - a modern bulk file renamer for Windows. Stack rename rules into a pipeline, preview everything live & undo anything, even across sessions. 18 rename operations including regex, EXIF dates, case conversion, and sequential numbering.
Most tools like this look like they haven't been updated since 2004. This one doesn't.
Portable, no installer. WCAG 2.2 AAA accessible. Free, CC0 public domain. No telemetry.
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New app. Nomina - a modern bulk file renamer for Windows. Stack rename rules into a pipeline, preview everything live & undo anything, even across sessions. 18 rename operations including regex, EXIF dates, case conversion, and sequential numbering.
Most tools like this look like they haven't been updated since 2004. This one doesn't.
Portable, no installer. WCAG 2.2 AAA accessible. Free, CC0 public domain. No telemetry.
@lashman Good one! Looking forward to have Nomina CLI 😉
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@lashman Good one! Looking forward to have Nomina CLI 😉
@iamdtms yeah, i'll get right to it, hahahaha :P
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@bethroots yes, please do, that would be EXTREMELY helpful! :) thank you
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@bethroots yes, please do, that would be EXTREMELY helpful! :) thank you
@lashman How do I get the file to you?
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@lashman How do I get the file to you?
@bethroots you can send it to my email: lashman@robotbrush.com :) thank you so much!
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@bethroots you can send it to my email: lashman@robotbrush.com :) thank you so much!
@lashman Sent! I hope it's a simple fix.
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@lashman Sent! I hope it's a simple fix.
@bethroots got it! :) ah, i can see the problem immediately - it's html, and typogenie only really works with markdown documents and raw txt :) but it IS a good idea with html, i'll actually see what i can do about this, it shouldn't be *too* difficult to add, i don't think
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@bethroots got it! :) ah, i can see the problem immediately - it's html, and typogenie only really works with markdown documents and raw txt :) but it IS a good idea with html, i'll actually see what i can do about this, it shouldn't be *too* difficult to add, i don't think
@lashman Cool! I had figured the html was close enough to markdown. My bad. Thanks!
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@lashman Cool! I had figured the html was close enough to markdown. My bad. Thanks!
@bethroots not quite, haha :) but no problem - i'm already working on adding HTML support as well :D will get back to you when it's done, sorry again
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@budfox ma infatti!!! Bonjour 😘
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perché fai già il passo a «schierarsi dalla parte di qualcuno»? Il giudizio su un conflitto si può valutare anche senza prendere parti (anzi).
> E se si vuole fare la genesi dei conflitti siamo così sicuri che la narrazione aggredito/aggressore possa realmente reggere?
In genere sí. Esitono casi piú e casi meno netti, ma in genere è abbastanza chiaro.
> Chi è l'aggredito e chi è l'aggressore tra Iran e Israele
Israele.
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@d10c4n3 senza escludere che le riforme sulla architettura giudiziaria possano essere indispensabili, non possiamo escludere nemmeno che sia sufficiente il combinato disposto delle leggi ordinarie e dei dispositivi di bilancio necessari per ottenere una giustizia più efficiente, più digitalizzata, più finanziata, meno politicizzata e più giusta (ad esempio abolendo reati criminogeni legati al consumo ricreativo di cannabis, ai rave party, alle migrazioni irregolari o alle querele temerarie).
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@oblomov gli stati servono a fare gli interessi delle classi dominanti su di un dato territorio. Gli interessi tra chi domina diversi territori sono contrastanti e negli ultimi anni abbiamo visto il ritorno a una concezione territorialista dei conflitti con una conquista diretta del suolo. Perché uno dovrebbe schierarsi con un aspirante dominatore o con un altro aspirante tale? E se si vuole fare la genesi dei conflitti siamo così sicuri che la narrazione aggredito/aggressore possa realmente reggere? Chi è l'aggredito e chi è l'aggressore tra Iran e Israele, e magari la Turchia, stati che hanno entrambi una forte spinta espansionista sugli stessi territori? @d10c4n3 @andre123
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@nwalfield @fesshole actually no. An irrational number whose expansion includes all possible integers as subsequence is called a normal number, not all irrational numbers are normal; in fact, not even all transcendental numbers are normal. In fact (bis), pi and e are only CONJECTURED to be normal. No proof of their normality has ever been given.
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@carnage4life This is why tech workers need more unions. Enshittification is here, and if we don't act fast it will eat our jobs right along-side how it has eaten the internet.
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Studiate sempre tutte le materie anche quelle che non servono a niente mi raccomando! Ahaha scherzo studiare è importante ciao prof
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Every AI power user I know in big tech is stressed about how the technology will impact tech jobs. If people are 2x - 10x more productive with AI or can now do work outside their core skills ( PMs creating designs or designers writing code) how do job roles and the workforce change?
Will these changes be net positive or negative?
