Something like duolingo but for voice training specifically.
It's what I am working on at the moment as personal project but I don't have experience with meither microphones nor signal analysis.
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Nice try, Microsoft. Not letting you vibe code my ideas
I seriously need editable TODO tasks and calendar running on the desktop wtih CalDAV support and reminders (Linux, wayland).
Maybe something like that exists, but I haven't found it yet. I will probably have to make it myself when I find the time.
Still a work in progress, but a friend of mine is building exactly that: https://git.circuitforge.tech/eva/focus-flow
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Content filtering that works cross-platform and is able to remove the all the noise from social media. Dunks, insults, one liners, posturing, grandstanding, outrage and so on. People who demand to be heard but have nothing to say.
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rm -rf ultrarich, *corporation
That's probably incorrectly formatted, but you get the gist.
May I fork your repo? If yes, then:
# fork of @maeve@kbin.earth 's groundbreaking code. Give them a like!
# / is equal to KNOWNUNIVERSE
find / -iname "ultrarich" -and -iname "*corporation" -exec rm {} \;
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Bookkeeping software. You scan your receipts. You scan any other important documents it compiles everything needed so you can do your taxes. And get the best tax write offs.
Working on it soon: https://git.circuitforge.tech/Circuit-Forge/crossbill https://circuitforge.tech/software/crossbill
The shared core and application framework is solid, but I have been focusing on Peregrine mostly as I'm trying to help my partner find a job. If I had some more beta testers, I would be able to start on more of the apps I have planned:
A proper file manager on Linux like Xyplorer or Directory Opus.
I've tried all the Debian based ones and none come even close
Actual HUD for glasses/contacts without all the bloat and spyware. Would be pretty nice to have a map and notes always available in my peripheral when I want.
I had Google Glass when it came out. It was essentially this, but the tech at the time was still too bulky and voice and other things that would've made it better were not quite ready yet. A little too ahead of its time, but the idea was there. In fact, since then, I've seen attempts to do what you're asking, and we're getting closer. The problems now are the cameras & microphones and privacy, and bulkiness of the devices.
A robust, comprehensive, granular, libre-content search-engine.
Search on keyword lists with standard shortcuts. eg. Search: "dnb"
Can set licence to only show: PD, CC-by, CC-by-nc-sa, AGPL, GPL3, etc. or multiples of these.
Can select filetype categories for results: text, images, audio, video, software, etc.
Has all the major repos of libre-content indexed, and can pick up licencing detail from other web/ftp files.
Can export the found URL lists to a text-file, eg. for making audio or video playlists, to feed into VLC etc.
Returns zero full-copyright content ever.
Extra bonus quality: Inbuilt player and jukebox mode.
* If something similar already exists, let me know.
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I’m actually making it. Official 1.0 release is a few weeks out as I work on LLC/App Store approvals, but it’s pretty much there. BookPocket, a book tracker/reading log that treats sources/recommenders as actual entities and can learn whose tastes you share and prioritize your TBR based on those. I was annoyed the book tracker I used has been leaning heavily on AI recommendations, and none of the options out there offered this kind of functionality. I hope others find it useful, but at the very least, I’ve replaced the book tracker I was using with it and it’s helped me prioritize the books I actually want to read from my endless list.
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Zombo.com
An ad blocker, but it doesn't just block the ad, it engages with it based on your defined parameters. You get a blacklist/whitelist setup, so you can list businesses and topics you want to support and businesses you don't. Now every aldi ad that I don't actually see gets a bot version of my engagement to convince advertisers that I'm into that, but every Nestlé ad gets reported for abuse with links to their many, many crimes. All the while, it looks like I'm engaging with the advertising like a good little consumer without ever having to waste my own time.
The environment is genuinely a give and take, and I wonder what part of the adpocolype is caused by garbage data due to ad blocking. Instead, we opt out. Instead of digging through our trash and spying in our movements we just give them an itemized list and tell them to fuck off.
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I want stand-alone spreadsheet tables. Like if I wanted a 3x6 grid that acts like a spreadsheet, without out all of the chrome of a spreadsheet program.
If not that, system wide spreadsheet functionality whenever a table is invoked.
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