A proper Enterprise lab tracking/management system

just tried with the free version of claude. It works a lot better than anything else I've tried but it's not perfect, averaging ~2 mistakes per 10 bars for a relatively simple score.

Or even better. An ad block that would cost them money and make me some.

Kinda like having an 0800 number that when someone spams me I make the difference.

An immortal worm that drains wealth from billionaires, launders it, and redistributes it as some kind of deus ex machina bonus to everyone else or to charities.

I love stremio and jellyfin but browsability is dire

Just replied to a comment above but yeh I’d love something like this. Something that punishes or profits (in my favour) from pushy advertising.

This should not be fraud. It’s simple resistance.

There goes 90% of the internet ...

Sounds wonderful!

Commandline shell which isn't in a terminal emulator. A nice GUI, and easy discoverability of useful features. It can do everything your traditional commandline shell can do, but it doesn't live in the 70's.

I started developing a prototype of this a few years back, but I just don't have the self discipline to stick with it long enough.

As a frequent patient I understand why everyone is always asking me my DOB excessively, to make sure they've got the right person and that I'm 'with it' enough to call the shots about my health, I assume? I guess that translates to paperwork too.

Zombo.com

Seems strange that it's so hard to get right. I guess it's a bit like reading handwriting - subtle tiny differences?

Does it give you a midi file from a scanned musical piece?

Something similar exists, which just clicks all blocked ads: https://adnauseam.io/

A robust, comprehensive, granular, libre-content search-engine.

Search on keyword lists with standard shortcuts. eg. Search: "dnb"

Can set licence to only show: PD, CC-by, CC-by-nc-sa, AGPL, GPL3, etc. or multiples of these.

Can select filetype categories for results: text, images, audio, video, software, etc.

Has all the major repos of libre-content indexed, and can pick up licencing detail from other web/ftp files.

Can export the found URL lists to a text-file, eg. for making audio or video playlists, to feed into VLC etc.

Returns zero full-copyright content ever.

Extra bonus quality:
Inbuilt player and jukebox mode.

* If something similar already exists, let me know.

That already exists, it is called social media bot farm.

May I fork your repo? If yes, then:

# fork of @maeve@kbin.earth 's groundbreaking code. Give them a like!
# / is equal to KNOWNUNIVERSE
find / -iname "ultrarich" -and -iname "*corporation" -exec rm {} \;

Scenario: I am sitting on the sofa and I type, I want to go to the dentist / cinema / vacation; and fully automatically the entire exercise (ticket, appointment, billing, payment, seatreservations, return trip etc etc) is planned, all I need to do is wait for the calendar reminder. And all of that is naturally fully protected by sound data privacy.

A multimedia centre like Kodi or Jellyfin with the ability to schedule shows like it was a regular TV channel. With shows playing on their time slots, a random movie starting every day at ten.

There are times that I just want to turn on the TV and watch whatever is on without having to scroll through the entire library for something I could be in the mood for.

A task / to do organizer that:

• intelligently populates a "do today" list while handling dependancies and scheduling

• is editable and viewable by multiple people, has individual tasks for each user, and also pulls from a list of shared tasks

• keeps a record of when and by who previous tasks were completed

• is capable of but does not require integration with calendar, fitness tracker, and messaging

Wikipedia has a section on how it works and at least to some degree also why it's hard: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_music_recognition#Approaches_to_OMR

I use kodi on a pretty basic level for about 15 years now. I'm almost sure that somethi g like this should exist, no?

I've used https://kagi.com/ for the past year or so. It's much improved search compared to current Google.

It outputs ABC notation, not midi. MIDI isn't really the right format for sheet music.

have you looked at ersatztv?

It's a great idea in theory, but the reality is that LLMs just aren't actually very good at that kind of thing.

Depending on the temperature of the model their writing is either painfully bland and repetitive, or it's the kind of "creative" that's driven by randomness, so you'll get completely out of pocket replies that just don't fit the situation at all.

The answer to what this person is looking for is simple; find a good group to play tabletop RPGs with. Software is never going to give you that experience.

Sturgeon's law. Ninety percent of anything is crap.

Seconding this. ErsatzTV is what you want.

Bookkeeping software. You scan your receipts. You scan any other important documents it compiles everything needed so you can do your taxes. And get the best tax write offs.

Why bother. The whole stack is fucked, from the hardware up.

most of the issues with our charting software boils down to dumb shit like that - proprietary systems that are incapable of communicating, or just good ol’ fashioned garbage design

This is everywhere. I deleted a more thought out response when I realized that someone probably handed over ALL of the backend databases of patient data to an LLM (it's HIPAA compliant so don't worry *wink*) so that it can spew out MORE bullshit that doesn't work, but a lot of money was paid for it so we're going to use it.

What kind of lab, and what kind of pieces of equipment would need to be tracked?

Thanks for this. Do you know Fauxx for Android?

As a physical therapist, one thing that bugs me (and I know it’s not a software limitation but spending choices) is having to wedge my notes into a format designed for a physician or something else.

Masturbator/Dildo software that integrates with an EEG to scan your brain, know when you're about to cum, and then edge you over and over again.

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Delightful! Thank you!

Nice try, open source developers who want to make the world a better place.

This is essentially what I was about to say. I want to be able to scan my sheet music and end up with a perfectly clean, crisp, beautiful copy of it on my tablet.

I was thinking more along the lines of someone who wants to be an open source developer but doesn't know how to do it so will just use AI to vibe code litterally the entire thing.

Multiple things exist to do this.

Good open source multiplatform 360 video editing software that supports all the formats (insta360, DJI, GoPro, etc.)

I seriously need editable TODO tasks and calendar running on the desktop wtih CalDAV support and reminders (Linux, wayland).

Maybe something like that exists, but I haven't found it yet. I will probably have to make it myself when I find the time.

A software version of taxes!

Too difficult. Just gonna build a machine that gently zaps your brain's cum center continuously.

No, I guess I will spend the next few hours looking into it.

In what way?

Linux might be a bit hacked together and monolithic, but I don't know about fucked. Some hardware is shitty and locked down, but probably still not the majority.

Public service announcement that, once split up, this would be a significant but not life-changing amount of money. At least in the West.

Honestly, existing alternatives and frontends get surprisingly close.

Thats why they ask you yes.

They them have to fill out forms on the visit and are asked there multiple times.

I need ten frying pan handles, so you must keep hunting frying pans down in the Skillet Sepulchre until you've got ten handles. Frying pans only have a 10% chance of dropping handles as loot. Frying pans have a five minute respawn timer. There will be a dozen other players trying to complete this quest.