I'll need to play with it more but hopefully this could be an easy alternative to the cloud based AIs with cloud based "artifacts".
With Agregore you can generate the app entirely offline and publish it to the #dweb and keep a lil library of built apps for reference.
This audio book trained TTS gets some sort of brain spasm when it encounters characters or words it can't easily pronounce. Feels like they should have trained it on IPA instead of regular token streams.
Here's what happened when I tried to get it to say a few tongue twisters ripped from wikipedia. It sounds drunk or like it's language center is being put through a blender.
OwO What's this? A new way to read through posts on the fediverse?
Come chat with us about it at the #FediForum
My setup. 🥰 It feels more dense but it's way easier to hold in one hand than a steam deck. Also bought the GSM module so hopefully I can get a data sim into it >:)
It's super janky so far but here's the code: https://github.com/RangerMauve/shell-cracker
Gonna add "command history" and opening multiple windows.
Also gonna wire up the agregore theme API to it for customization. :P
Hah, I love how this diagram turned out but it sucks that there's no easier way to make it screen reader friendly.
Also I'm glad I fixed up the renderer extension in #agregore finally.
Now I can just click around links to navigate linked data right from my browser.
My pal BeanBoy put together a theme builder for @agregore and I tried cranking out a groady theme using it.
What's cool is that once you save the `.agregorerc` file to your home folder and restart, it'll get applied to all websites that import agregore://theme/style.css` for their default styling. For example: The https://agregore.mauve.moe website!
Occult Enby that's making local-first software with peer to peer protocols, mesh networks, and the web.
Exploring what a local-first cyberspace might look like in my spare time.