I wanted something like Glasswire, but for Linux and free. I found only one project that did this, but it's been discontinued, so I decided to learn and build one myself. Still in progress.
I made an app that allows you to view Kubernetes resources just like the unix system in Jurassic Park :)
Unlikely to be used for anything serious, but with the tools available today I couldn't let the idea slip. Just a bit of nostalgic vibe.
Boosting Android Performance: Introducing AutoFDO for the Kernel
(android-developers.googleblog.com)
I built R2 Desk Pro because the Cloudflare R2 dashboard is fine for
one-off tasks but painful for real workflows — bulk uploads, sync
automation, cost visibility, and large bucket navigation across
multiple accounts.<p>It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Tauri v2 and Rust.<p>A few th...
Linggen is an open-source agent system where agents, skills, and scheduled missions are all markdown
files. Drop a .md file, get a new agent.<p><pre><code> - Multi-agent — agents delegate to each other, run concurrently. Message a running agent mid-task and it
adapts (cooperative interruption)
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I built Rust extensions for Axolotl that dramatically speed up data loading and preprocessing for LLM fine-tuning.<p>The problem: Python data pipelines become the bottleneck when fine-tuning large models. Your GPUs sit idle waiting for data.<p>The solution: Drop-in Rust acceleration. One import line...