OCR on the thumbnail is sometimes good enough for me since I’ll remember the teaser blurb that they put in the image but leave out of the title. So the LLM description service can handle that and maybe it’ll add in “two…
So most of the hard work was in this repo: https://github.com/ruflas/crunchyexporter-cli. I'm just using it to export my watch history so I can keep track of things I start but forget to finish. From there, I can serve…
Haha, that would be an interesting LLM fine tuning experiment.
Currently at 3.8 GB for the YouTube thumbnails. An additional 800 MB for Crunchyroll thumbnails.
I used the same concept to build a searchable database of YouTube thumbnails in my watch history. I always end up trying to remember a video I didn't finish from a week or two ago and YouTube's history search plain…
I've found some strange guardrails with the Foundation models. Like blocking describing of any photo with a single woman in it. It does this relatively consistently but with a different subset every time. Like out of 10…
I built a generative UI app for Apple TV over the weekend. It lets any agent send notifications, questions and media to any of my Apple TVs. Putting it on this device would be perfect, hopefully they let developers…
I did something similar and just put the files on an old laptop and used Tailscale. That gives me an https URL and Apple Podcasts downloads the files fine.
This is timely! I'm trying to take control of my Echo Wall Clock which connects to an Alexa device that I want to get rid of. There's very little info on it but Claude was able to find the FCC filings and now we've got…
If they put up a fake camera, what happens when an incident occurs and the footage is requested? Does it just become an internal secret that it’s not a real camera? On the other hand, installing a real camera means…
Yeah it's been years but I remember seeing arguments with Google devs saying if someone had access to your local file system, you're already SOL.
Yeah searching your history is so terrible too I ended up making a custom database that takes the also horrible Takeout output and parses it into a SQLite db. I end up relying on it when I remember some video I started…
/buddy is live and I got a different result than in this app.
It’s 400B but it’s mixture of experts so how many are active at any time?
Yeah, networking issues cleared up for a few hours but now seem to be as bad as before.
OCR on the thumbnail is sometimes good enough for me since I’ll remember the teaser blurb that they put in the image but leave out of the title. So the LLM description service can handle that and maybe it’ll add in “two…
So most of the hard work was in this repo: https://github.com/ruflas/crunchyexporter-cli. I'm just using it to export my watch history so I can keep track of things I start but forget to finish. From there, I can serve…
Haha, that would be an interesting LLM fine tuning experiment.
Currently at 3.8 GB for the YouTube thumbnails. An additional 800 MB for Crunchyroll thumbnails.
I used the same concept to build a searchable database of YouTube thumbnails in my watch history. I always end up trying to remember a video I didn't finish from a week or two ago and YouTube's history search plain…
I've found some strange guardrails with the Foundation models. Like blocking describing of any photo with a single woman in it. It does this relatively consistently but with a different subset every time. Like out of 10…
I built a generative UI app for Apple TV over the weekend. It lets any agent send notifications, questions and media to any of my Apple TVs. Putting it on this device would be perfect, hopefully they let developers…
I did something similar and just put the files on an old laptop and used Tailscale. That gives me an https URL and Apple Podcasts downloads the files fine.
This is timely! I'm trying to take control of my Echo Wall Clock which connects to an Alexa device that I want to get rid of. There's very little info on it but Claude was able to find the FCC filings and now we've got…
If they put up a fake camera, what happens when an incident occurs and the footage is requested? Does it just become an internal secret that it’s not a real camera? On the other hand, installing a real camera means…
Yeah it's been years but I remember seeing arguments with Google devs saying if someone had access to your local file system, you're already SOL.
Yeah searching your history is so terrible too I ended up making a custom database that takes the also horrible Takeout output and parses it into a SQLite db. I end up relying on it when I remember some video I started…
/buddy is live and I got a different result than in this app.
It’s 400B but it’s mixture of experts so how many are active at any time?
Yeah, networking issues cleared up for a few hours but now seem to be as bad as before.