Working on a reader and server that use pockettts to turn epubs into audio books https://github.com/gabrielcsapo/compendus shows a virtual scroller for the text and audio

are there plans to output text alignment?

yes, we just started working on this yesterday haha, great that you mentioned it. once we have it working it'll be out soon.

that would be awesome, I was using pockettts then I had to run it through whisper to get the accurate alignment. Not super productive for realtime work.

Have you seen https://store.steampowered.com/app/2060160/The_Farmer_Was_Re...? It is not a drone simulator more like a problem solving game using a drone.

completely offline RAG personal assistant app (tasks, notes, location data, health data) bifurcated by context (e.g. work, personal, project-a) a corpus of knowledge.

I really enjoyed the animation for seeing how much each button press was worth

setInterval(() => { document.querySelector('.main-btn-wrapper button').click() }, 10)

helped have me save my trackpad

Really awesome to see this stuff continued to be worked on. I had a small project I worked on almost a decade ago https://github.com/gabrielcsapo/node-notebook, things have gotten so much better.

I have my parents and siblings on my iCloud family with 1tb and we have yet to use 60% of the total space. This is with backups turned on and photos as well. I think it is worth the money.

I'm not super price sensitive though; I'm specifically interested in features that make managing multiple photo streams not be ridiculous.

The ios 13 features and even ios 12 show that Apple has continually made sharing and photo streams better. I think it is worth it and you can even share photo streams via urls to people that don't have ios. _I know multiple platforms have this already, just pointing out that Apple is really interested in making this experience a good one_

I think the best designs are iterative. I would agree, things are very familiar, but that is how most things gain momentum. I would honestly use this over what I have now, because things seem way more obvious to what I need to do. They are very context aware in which existing OSes are not

Looks great! Trying it out when I get home. Saw this and had to comment https://github.com/enyojs/mochi. I miss webos.

Mo memory, mo problems.