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The Verge also has an interview with Paulus about this https://www.theverge.com/tech/1003936/home-assistant-says-bi...

Weirdly, I and at least a few others based on the YouTube comments, saw the presentation pop up in our YouTube suggestions in the last few days and at least I watched the presentation a few days ago. Wonder if there’s any connection between its recent resurgence and this Q&A getting uploaded now.

Also gotta wonder (as John does) where this came from. I assume Apple’s archival library, but who got it out of there and why now.

Yes they have, but they didn't have the ability to align a book _on device_ like Apogee does. It just listens for a few seconds of audio to find where you are in the book and then aligns automatically going forward without having to pre-process.

I haven't spent much time with calibre-web in a long time but can confidently say BookOrbit blows it out of the water in terms of functionality. I love that I can have one app that handles books and audiobooks. The ecosystem of apps that work with it is growing quick too, Apogee for iOS being a standout for me. They recently added readaloud support (like Amazon Whispersync or Storyteller) natively in the app, which I've never seen done before.

I have no relation to BookOrbit except I'm a very happy user.

For someone looking for a bit more than this, I recently got Bookorbit running and its quite powerful for being so young. https://bookorbit.app/

This makes me wonder: what's your daily driver keyboard? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49402769

My current daily driver is a Logitech MX Keys. I don't love it honestly but it's not bad.

Did you look at LiteLLM at all? It seems fine but Bifrost looks interesting too.

I've always wanted something like Storyteller for non-Amazon devices. Thanks!

Ramp (the startup neobank that has eaten Brex's lunch as of the last year or two) is getting into the AI routing game to compete with OpenRouter and LiteLLM it seems.

They recently rolled out some quite good cross provider AI spend management tools. The router is surprising but also makes sense for them I think.

I just want them to finally ship Busy Bar https://busy.app/

Thanks for making me aware of zizmor, just ran and fixed all issues on our core repos.

> Also note that the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding. I know more about analog filters -- and that's not saying much -- than I do about python. It started out as my typical "google and do the monkey-see-monkey-do" kind of programming, but then I cut out the middle-man -- me -- and just used Google Antigravity to do the audio sample visualizer.

Linus Torvalds is now vibe-coding

Discord isn’t an alternative as it’s not publicly searchable

Jenny Nicholsen is as excellent as Kevin Perjurer’s Defunctland. I highly recommend both.

I love using Syncthing for syncing all my ROMs and saves across my handhelds (RG35XXSP running muOS, AYN Thor running Android), my NAS and MacBook. I'm trying to figure out what my concern level should be with a change in ownership of syncthing-fork for Android though. I guess let's see what happens?

Full disclosure: The submitter of this post, PStamatiou, is a former co-founder of Limitless fka Rewind. He left a year or so ago.

I'm really surprised this got any fanfare at all from Apple. Kind of confirms a single person as the reason for their continual AI misses which feels weird for them.

GTA V is running at high preset locked 60fps via GameHub on the Ayn Thor which has a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMIPlwoAt58#t=14m41s