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Haumea can now load non-Nix files with its new matcher interface
Haumea is a filesystem-based module system for Nix that allows you to import Nix files without any boilerplate. Haumea v0.2.2 was just released with a new [book](https://nix-community.github.io/haumea/) and support for [matchers](https://nix-community.github.io/haumea/api/matchers.html), which allows you to load non-Nix files. Diff: https://github.com/nix-community/haumea/compare/v0.2.1...v0.2.2 Changelog: https://nix-community.github.io/haumea/notes/changelog.html Repository: https://github.com/nix-community/haumea
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We should start an AI channel on lemmy
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Write Free Software: A comprehensive educational resource for the Free Software movement
cross-posted from: https://linkage.ds8.zone/post/57641 > I am not the author, although I find myself agreeing with several things he has said and have linked to his posts numerous times.
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Hey Mycroft, Talk to ChatGPT
"Hey Neon, Talk to ChatGPT" - Mark II Voice Assistant - Update May 2023 **New** Neon AI Voice Assistant Update For Your Mycroft Mark II Includes Pre-Release ChatGPT Skills! [Neon AI](https://neon.ai/) has released the latest Neon AI Voice Assistant for the Mycroft Mark II (and other platforms) which enables Neon AI users to converse with ChatGPT, simply by saying "Hey Neon, I want to talk to ChatGPT". To get started, tell your Mycroft Mark II device: 1. "Hey Neon, enable pre-release updates" 2. "Hey Neon, check for updates" and "Yes" to update 3. "Hey Neon, update configuration" 4. Once it's finished updating, you'll be able to say "Hey Neon, talk to ChatGPT" [Neon AI is the most advanced Open Source conversational personal assistant.](https://preview.redd.it/fsujnz59e30b1.jpg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=9e8f6556e3442ea98bcae131d020dce4d2db843a) The Neon AI private voice assistant now responds to hundreds of natural language commands (see below). **Upgrade Offer - Serious Storage! Free to Mark II Community Member Contributors** Mark II’s have their best performance with an add-on 256GB SSD memory. Visit the Neon [Square.com](https://neonai.square.site/product/neon-ai-bootable-ssd-drive-240-gb-/3) shop and use coupon code " MycroftRedditReader " to pre-order one for the discount price of $29 with free shipping\*. Active community contributors can receive one for free - email me for a code \~[Clary](mailto:clary@neon.ai). \*Limited offer. Orders will be mailed out in about 4 weeks. [\\"The speed increase of running Neon AI OS off the SSD instead of a USB stick is immediately noticeable.\\" \~Mike S.](https://preview.redd.it/qbypbqfce30b1.jpg?width=600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&v=enabled&s=c03f221a533b61b0dfbd8aa61ee3463273747c32) **Hints** * "Hey Neon, Increase the volume" * Change the homescreen wallpaper in the system menu. Swipe down for the menu, choose Settings → Display → Wallpaper Settings * "Hey Neon, Talk to me faster" * "Hey Neon, Change my units to metric" * To leave the pre-release updates track, say: “Hey Neon, Enable stable update”. * "Hey Neon, Create a support ticket" to generate and email a log of recent activity. * If you need to, you can say: “Hey Neon, Restart" **Resources** **\***[Quick Reference](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pG6msUTgecm4oGzE4_4sU8YRaKSamGPacu69NXd-aMU) & [Quick Start](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FAGoXZQwwbKQrGH-bR9kYv1w2ClY5AbxtSiivPS0brk/edit?usp=sharing) guides. \*GitHub documentation at: [https://neongeckocom.github.io/neon-docs/](https://neongeckocom.github.io/neon-docs/) \*Advanced Neon developer updates are posted on [our GitHub Discussions page](https://github.com/NeonGeckoCom/NeonCore/discussions/333) Please visit our [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#neon-ai-community:matrix.org) community to continue the conversation and read more about the Neon OS. Wishing you success with your private personal digital assistant, Clary Gasper Neon AI Projects [Clary@Neon.AI](mailto:Clary@Neon.AI) ==================================== **Community Collaboration** Community Testers wanted: Visit the new [Matrix](https://matrix.to/#/#TestersForNeonMarkIIOS:matrix.org) chat room for testing requests. Developers working on advanced skills for the Neon OS will benefit from your testing and commenting on new features before release. To run advanced versions you can say: “Hey Neon, Enable pre-release updates”. Community Developers wanted: Bounties available for skills, applications and documentation development. The Neon AI team is available to assist community developers. Contact clary@neon.ai with your ideas and suggestions. ==================================== **Need a Mark II?** We've confirmed this morning with Michael Lewis that MycroftAI is still fulfilling all the orders placed \[here on their website\](https://mycroft.ai/product/mark-ii/). He'll be updating the order page soon, and you can also order one from us \[here on Square\]([https://neonai.square.site/product/mycroft-ai-mark-ii-with-neon-os-256gb-ssd-/1?cs=true](https://neonai.square.site/product/mycroft-ai-mark-ii-with-neon-os-256gb-ssd-/1?cs=true)). **We welcome proposals from content creators, reviewers, and developers for projects that you would like to take on with a Mark II as a "bounty" from us.**
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This would be nice if connected to a vicuna model offline. It's already possible to use webcpu for a local stable diffusion via browser, so...
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The people there are full of potential, they only need guidance. Unfortunately I don't have a reddit account to do so myself, but I hope that someone is interested in teaching them about open source softwares like bookwyrm and even the open source philosophy in general.
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>FerretDB, an open-source MongoDB alternative database, recently announced its general availability. Released under the Apache 2.0 license, the project allows developers to use existing PostgreSQL infra to run MongoDB workloads.
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I want to create a fully free open source computer that is modular, modern and minimal?
Basically I want to have a computer to experiment with that is 100% free and open source and that doesn't break the bank. My current idea is to use a RISCV board like the mango pi and use FreeBSD on it. I only use terminal applications expect for the browser so I'm not too worried about performance. But also I have never done anything like this before, this is really just to mess around and learn. But I'm looking for some advice what are the best RISCV boards and is it even worth it? Plus is it even possible to build a 100% free and open source computer with a RISCV board? I am currently doing research into this and this is part of my research lol, thank you.
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[https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp](https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp) [https://github.com/ngxson/alpaca.cpp-webui](https://github.com/ngxson/alpaca.cpp-webui)
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[A written review](https://jamesachambers.com/mangopi-mq-pro-d1-ubuntu-preview/?amp=1)
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I made this one myself. I hope people like it.
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