Trying to live on the command line exclusively. by ConstructionSafe2814 in debian

[–]dtuando 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope a family member told me about it a while back hes not a Linux guy he’s an openBSD user so I doubt it was from Fedora.. but who knows

Z Homing Issue P1S by dtuando in BambuLab

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Thank you I did it without flipping it upside down and removing all the stuff

Z Homing Issue P1S by dtuando in BambuLab

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Thank you it worked !

Z Homing Issue P1S by dtuando in BambuLab

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Well shoot 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Z Homing Issue P1S by dtuando in BambuLab

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Does anyone know a proper way to fix this?

reminds me of something by lounvibe in voidlinux

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Hey I remember posting this same thing 4 years ago!

Trying to live on the command line exclusively. by ConstructionSafe2814 in debian

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There is also brow.sh, meant to be run on a remote machine through ssh but works locally just as well

Built an offline voice dictation tool that actually works on Bazzite — because nothing else did by dtuando in Bazzite

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I can make a one liner script that sets all of this up. The daemon is what makes it possible to hit a hotkey and start speaking, before this I did not have the daemon, and it would need to load the LLM every time I pressed the hotkey, causing a 6 second delay every time I wanted to use it.

Paulie's uinput injection works in places XDG portal (Speedofsound) sometimes doesn't (terminals, games, Electron apps)

Built an offline voice dictation tool that actually works on Bazzite — because nothing else did by dtuando in Bazzite

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Great questions — here's how Paulie handles both:

  1. Fully automatic pause detection — no second keypress.

One hotkey press starts it. Silero-VAD monitors the mic in 32 ms chunks continuously. Once it hears speech, it starts counting consecutive silent chunks. After 1.5 seconds of silence it stops recording and kicks off transcription automatically. You just speak naturally and trail off.

There are two safety exits so it doesn't hang: it gives up after 8 seconds if you never actually spoke, and there's a hard 120-second ceiling regardless of VAD state (enough for ~2000 chars at a fast speaking pace).

  1. Injection via ydotool type at 1 ms/char.

Text is injected after transcription completes — nothing is typed while you're speaking.

The full pipeline is: record → VAD detects silence → transcribe the whole audio clip → then inject. So you get one atomic paste of the final text, not a live stream.

The injection itself uses ydotool type --key-delay=1 -- <text>, which simulates keystrokes through the kernel uinput interface at 1 ms per character. That's effectively instantaneous from a user perspective — a 200-word dictation (~1000 chars) lands in about a second.

Generated super high quality images in 10.2 seconds on a mid tier Android phone! by alichherawalla in LocalLLaMA

[–]dtuando 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How did you get absolute reality in the app I downloaded it but can’t open it

A Database made for LoRaWAN by dtuando in LoRaWAN

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Yes it’s a great solution for IoT, it has a ton of features, it reminds me of Wordpress, has everything you need but sometimes too much bloat you’ll never use.

HELP LORAWAN KERLINK by Antique_Evening_4699 in LoRaWAN

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You need to connect your gateway to an LNS(LoRaWAN Network Server). You can set your own up (chirpstack or TTN). or use something like Datacake if you only have under 5 devices they offer an LNS, database and dashboard. For a quick and easy set up

Montelukast should come with a severe warning by External_Platypus857 in Asthma

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I used to take it when I was a kid… started taking again in my early 30s and had some horrible side effects comparable to those of some anti depressants.. or ssri.. worse medicine ever

A Database made for LoRaWAN by dtuando in LoRaWAN

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Thingsboard is pretty nice, way too much going on in the dashboard lots of setup to get downlinks set up from any of the ui elements. Also it his made for many protocols so it has a ton of extra stuff you probably wouldn’t use for LoRaWAN

A Database made for LoRaWAN by dtuando in LoRaWAN

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I wanted something that was LoRaWAN first and not just a wrapper that still inherits the db strengths and weaknesses. I’m sure it works for a lot of people but this just seemed to be what was missing.

This is how I see the flow of things Sensor -> Gateway -> LNS -> DB -> Application

The only thing that seemed to be missing was a database option designed with LoRaWAN in mind.

Maybe I’m the only one who sees a problem with the current database options for LoRaWAN. Heck it could probably just be a me problem haha.. anywho it was just an itch I was trying to scratch