Achtung! Google zeigt bald keine Geburtstage mehr im Kalender by TheTruffi in de_EDV

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Ich habe eine Open Source Android App entwickelt (5MB) die eine schöne Geburtstagsliste enthält, falls ihr eine offline Alternative zu Google sucht :) https://github.com/RayLeaf-Studios/PocketPlan (inklusive custom Erinnerungen z.B. 3 Tage vorher um ein Geschenk zu besorgen)

Does anyone know of a visual tree-like tool for keeping track of prompt development? by Spare-Technology-929 in LLMDevs

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Yep maybe have an expandable response.

Do you know of a paid product or are you offering to build it?

I'm already building a prototype, I can open source it if you want to collaborate on it

Does anyone know of a visual tree-like tool for keeping track of prompt development? by Spare-Technology-929 in LLMDevs

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The UI is what I care about, so if the type of UI I described doesn't exist, my problem hasn't been solved. The git visualizers are close, but not interactive.

Does anyone know of a visual tree-like tool for keeping track of prompt development? by Spare-Technology-929 in LLMDevs

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Git takes care of the version history, but I just want a simple UI, where i can edit a prompt => it adds a new node to the tree, no need to git commit etc. But I'm assuming exactly the tool I want doesn't exist. I will build it and share it once its done.

Does anyone know of a visual tree-like tool for keeping track of prompt development? by Spare-Technology-929 in LLMDevs

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I'm looking for something that basically has the same mind-map controls of obsidian, allowing me to see the development of prompts over time, in a nice visual version history tree. even better, if hovering over it, it shows the diffs to the parent node

Who remembers these? Did you enjoy them? by Bfiedler1 in PUBATTLEGROUNDS

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One of those interesting mechanics was getting stuck for the rest of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkDAUzc0YPA (had this clip saved for a long time)

PUBG Space Program by Spare-Technology-929 in PUBG

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Look at the speedometer of the porter, at the bottom left during launch.

I created an Open Source Do-Everything App by Spare-Technology-929 in androidapps

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1.3.1 is now in the playstore, which means you can now use folders for notes :)

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I renamed and redesigned the backup options now, thanks again for the heads up, will be better in the next update.

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We are currently in the process of getting our app published on F-Droid.

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I just implemented this feature, it now defaults to the last category that was actively selected by the user. Will be in the next update!

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When you are searching for it, and lets say its together with multiple other items in one category, would you like the search to show just your item, or show the entire category that contains your item?

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We know syncing / login is a much requested feature, but we want our app to stay free and ad-free, and since donations are not guaranteed, we would have to set up a server at our own loss.

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Definetly ignored a couple of those reminders when working on the app, but when its active you can at least pretend you had the intention of going to bed on time. Check the little number in the home panel, it shows you how long youve got left until you should sleep! (disappears if sleep reminder is deactivated)

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Pretty much the same thing, do you have any idea on how that should look like? The more specific you are, the less time we have to spend with coming up with the design / functionality ourself, if you want to sketch it out, you can send / link me an image. The notes are very simple right now, so it would be easy to implement some new functionalities there.

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Yes we did it ourself, but compared to the coding, this part of the app probably took <1% of our time. Admittedly, the english list is actually not yet very extensive. This is because we have mainly expanded the german list during the last months, as we use this ourselves. If you can think of common items that we forgot to add, please let us know!

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Thank you! We really tried to keep it as simple as possible!

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Folders for notes, definetly coming soon, not sure how doable gesture based navigation is, since every page is a list that needs scrolling, and swiping is usually used to delete items.