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Galley bridges the gap between Markdown and LaTeX, allowing you to swiftly transform your writing into beautifully typeset documents without needing to master complex tools, ensuring your work remains yours throughout the process.
Introducing vemail: a self-hosted, open-source email client that lets you send and receive emails on your own domain without relying on big-name providers, all while ensuring privacy and ease of use for multi-user setups at a fraction of the cost.
After six months of using CachyOS, I've found a Linux distribution that not only feels like home but also enhances my productivity with its customizable desktop and impressive gaming capabilities, all while proving that simplicity and efficiency can coexist beautifully.
In this update, we unveil a revamped OEMI interface that aligns with Valeon's design philosophy, introduce Wavegram — an innovative tool for visualizing and reconstructing audio using Fourier transforms, and hint at a promising new direction we’re exploring in audio synthesis.
Discover how structured context payloads, or "skills," can transform your AI sessions by allowing deliberate context management and enhancing output quality—check out the new skills repository on GitHub for practical applications and insights.
WhisperX Studio is a simple, bring-your-own-key web UI that makes high-quality ASR practical without the CLI tax—powered by Replicate and designed to fit real creator workflows.
A local-first, bring-your-own-key wrapper around the OpenAI TTS API that turns a script-based pipeline into a daily-usable studio—open source, auditable, and easy to self-host.
Returning to Arch Linux becomes a reminder that good systems don’t shout: they simplify, sharpen, and get out of the way. Through that lens, this post reflects on resisting feature-bloat, and shares quiet quality-of-life updates to Valeon and GigFin.
An introduction to GigFin, a free and open source income tracking app built for gig workers navigating multiple platforms and seeking clearer insight into their earnings.
A quick tour of recent upgrades: Vercel-powered builds, end-to-end image optimization, clean print styles, a Buttondown newsletter, an OpenDyslexic reading option, saner taxonomies, an Obsidian+Git authoring flow, open-sourced Markdown posts, and a new OpenAI-TTS audio pipeline with podcast RSS.
