gavrilov

Obsidian voice recognition with local Whisper model

Install plugin Whisper for Obsidian

plugin's settings:

• API-key = sk-0
• API-URL = http://127.0.0.1:8000/inference
• language = en
• recording folder = rec
• transcription folder = rec_notes

lifan0127

import os
os.environ['OPENAI_API_KEY'] = '<Your OpenAI API Key>'

# See here on how to find your Zotero info: https://github.com/urschrei/pyzotero#quickstart
ZOTERO_USER_ID = '<Your Zotero User ID>'
ZOTERO_API_KEY = '<Your Zotero API Key>'
ZOTERO_COLLECTION_ID = '<Your Zotero Collection ID>'

question = 'What predictive models are used in materials discovery?'
# The following prompt instruction is injected to limit the number of keywords per query

hasezoey

Install KOReader on a Tolino Device

Tolino Debug Menu codes

For KOReader (or any other APK) to be installed on a Tolino device, the debug menu has to be enabled:

• if the tolino is on system version 14, search for code 124816 source
• if the tolino is on system version 15, search for code 1123581321 source
• if the tolino is on system version 16, search for code 112358132fb source

Note: "searching" as in the search for books on the tolino itself (the magnifying glass in the top bar)

yhatt

const marpHideSlidesPlugin = (md) => {
  md.marpit.customDirectives.local.hide = (value) => ({
    hide: value === 'true',
  })

  md.core.ruler.after(
    'marpit_directives_apply',
    'marpit_hide_slides',
    (state) => {
      let withinSlide = false

vitiko98

from qobuz_dl.bundle import Bundle

bundle = Bundle()
app_id = bundle.get_app_id()
secrets = "\n".join(bundle.get_secrets().values())

print(f"App ID: {app_id}")

print("#" * 20)

aallan

import network
import socket
import time
import struct

from machine import Pin

NTP_DELTA = 2208988800
host = "pool.ntp.org"

stapelberg

// Tailscale Frontend: It uses tailscale-as-a-library to
// listen on a port, independently from the operating system network, i.e. you
// can run an nginx server on :80 and :443 without impacting the frontend.
//
// set up DNS, e.g.:
// prometheus.ts.zekjur.net A 100.117.6.125
//
// frontend% TAILSCALE_USE_WIP_CODE=true tailscalefrontend -hostname=srv.example.net -allowed_user=michael@example.net
//
// (first login requires running with TS_LOGIN=1 environment variable to print link for the browser)

tararoys

This gist has been superceedes by this small talon cheatsheet suitable for learning beginner commands.

ednisley

#define RGB_DI_PIN B2
#define RGBLED_NUM 1

// https://github.com/qmk/qmk_firmware/blob/master/docs/ws2812_driver.md
//#define WS2812_TRST_US 280
//#define WS2812_BYTE_ORDER WS2812_BYTE_ORDER_GRB
#define RGBLIGHT_LIMIT_VAL 63

#define RGBLIGHT_LAYERS

caksoylar

Creating a combination dial lock with a rotary encoder in QMK

Below is a snippet for implementing a combination dial-like mechanism you can use in your QMK keymap. This is useful for entering long passwords using a rotary encoder, or activating secret macros etc. The algorithm looks for a sequence of clockwise (CW) or counter-clockwise (CCW) turns of the rotary encoder for a certain number of ticks/clicks. It executes the macro if all turns are successfully completed, or resets to the beginning if a turn is too long or too short.

For this example we will output a string as a macro, like entering a password. In this case it is "TA DA!":

void emit_passphrase_secret(void) {