Gregory's ServerIt's a slippery slope from making a flow-based operating system, to why do I even have a keyboard to do computing at all, to I could do it all with my pencil, to fuck it let's implement GRAIL.
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 @neauoire Going to be time to write your own LLM running on 64 NES'es duct-taped together @dualhammers the advantage of GRAIL is that it's based on clever heuristics and not machine learning. @neauoire It's always interesting to watch what you get excited about next. Good luck :)   @neauoire I'm waiting for you to discover the wonderful world of self-made keyboards. With the computing environment you use you have less constraints in design. What could you make? I used to make ergonomic keyboards from foamboard and cheapest switches, these were some good times! @bouncepaw I made a couple of those, I use a planck 6, but for a while I did livecoding shows with only a 12 keys keyboard :) @neauoire the second one is cool! can't find info on it on your site though... you have anything written down? @neauoire cool! The closest keeb I had would be Baรฏonnette: https://klava.wiki/hypha/ัััะบ I wish I had a use for it... @origedit it gets way more finicky at 8, 7 is really easy to write tho, it doesn't conflict with anything.   @neauoire coincidentally, I was doing something similar a few months ago. It was aimed to dislexic people doing math. So only supports numbers, it recognizes flipped gestures (you can draw a 5 looking to the left), and aligns to the grid. Wip, hacky implementation, etc. Everything is in the page source code, no dependencies. @neauoire I didn't follow any existing implementation or tutorial, I just remembered Engelbart's demo and gave it a try. It worked better than expected (+ lots of fine-tuning after the first try) and I was really happy to avoid neural network craziness. Good luck with yours! It's fun stuff |
@neauoire 3 years from now
"why do I need to use an implement at all? Eye-based Operating system here I come!"