Wonka wrapper pdf
Against Astroturfing and Media Manipulation
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Against Astroturfing and Social Media Manipulation
2024.05.19 09:33 sky-builder I interviewed someone generating $10k/month making Ai apps, here is what we can learn
Hello, Idris here from indieniche.This week I interviewed a Product Engineer generating $10k/month building AI apps and this are the things I learnt
You can find the full case study here
I decided to learn more about generative AI & OpenAI API and hopefully find a good freelance gig. I did land a couple of interesting gigs, but what is more interesting is I found a new product idea: BoltAI - a better way to use OpenAI & other AI services on macOS. I started it purely to learn more about SwiftUI development & OpenAI app development (the so-called "AI wrapper"). It's now my top revenue-generating product.
While building BoltAI, one customer asked about the ability to chat with PDF natively on Mac (another "AI wrapper" idea). I found it interesting and so I decided to build it. PDF Pals recently reached 700 paid customers (about 23% of my total revenue in 2023) And finally, I built ShotSolve as a lead magnet for BoltAI (engineering as marketing, or side project marketing). It was welcomed by many Mac users and so far, has brought 1500 visitors to BoltAI.
Read the full case study here
We put several hours into this research and it covers mostly all aspects:
submitted by sky-builder to ChatGPT [link] [comments]
You can find the full case study here
Q: Hello! Who are you and what product are you working on currently?
I'm Daniel Nguyen. I'm an entrepreneur based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. I've been building multiple products: KTool, BoltAI, PDF PalsQ: What is your backstory and how did you come up with your idea? Do you have any partners?
I've been a product engineer for more than 12 years. Then one day, I discovered Indie Hacking and found it fascinating. I quit my cushy job to start building in public.I decided to learn more about generative AI & OpenAI API and hopefully find a good freelance gig. I did land a couple of interesting gigs, but what is more interesting is I found a new product idea: BoltAI - a better way to use OpenAI & other AI services on macOS. I started it purely to learn more about SwiftUI development & OpenAI app development (the so-called "AI wrapper"). It's now my top revenue-generating product.
While building BoltAI, one customer asked about the ability to chat with PDF natively on Mac (another "AI wrapper" idea). I found it interesting and so I decided to build it. PDF Pals recently reached 700 paid customers (about 23% of my total revenue in 2023) And finally, I built ShotSolve as a lead magnet for BoltAI (engineering as marketing, or side project marketing). It was welcomed by many Mac users and so far, has brought 1500 visitors to BoltAI.
Q: Take us through the process of building the first version of your product MVP.
When I started, I didn’t expect BoltAI to be commercially viable. It comes from my pet peeve of switching back and forth between ChatGPT web UI and native Mac apps like Xcode or Apple Notes. Unlike VSCode, there is no Copilot for XCode and I have the habit of writing blog posts in Apple Notes so I figured I need a tool to invoke ChatGPT right within these apps. So I decided to build the MVP in a weekend. The app was ugly but I managed to ship it anyway.Q: How did you get your first customers for your product (Free or paid users)
I tweeted about it, and posted it to multiple communities asking for feedback: IndieHacker, Reddit, WIP… It went semi-viral and early adopters started to use the app. I got valuable feedback and improved the product accordingly. Some of them converted to paid customers.Q: Since you launched your product, What has worked to attract customers
Doubling down on what works mostly. That's social media (X/Reddit), email newsletters, and paid ads.Q: How is your product performing currently, and what are your plans for the future? Can you share your current metrics and revenue figures?
BoltAI is doing great. I plan to support business customers better, and will kind of "pivot" into B2B. Currently, most customers of BoltAI are prosumers: freelancers, developers, or content writers. I believe it would be much better if I could sell directly to businesses.Read the full case study here
We put several hours into this research and it covers mostly all aspects:
- How he got his ideas to build his AI apps
- How he built his first MVP
- Tools that have helped him grow his products
- Books and podcasts that have been impactful to him
- Advice for other founders starting out to build their apps
2024.05.18 23:16 SereneCalathea Simplest way to create a generic container that can hold both function pointers and data pointers?
I have a simple singly linked list, where each node has a next pointer to the next node, and a data pointer to whatever the consumer wants to point to. I want the same linked list implementation to be able to hold both function pointers and data pointers.
Since void pointers are not allowed to be converted to function pointers in the C standard (I think since processors with Harvard architectures can store instructions and data differently?), my current solution is to create two wrapper structs, one for instruction and data pointers respectively, and then have the linked list node point to the wrapper.
Is this the simplest way to go about things? Here are some things I thought about:
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Since void pointers are not allowed to be converted to function pointers in the C standard (I think since processors with Harvard architectures can store instructions and data differently?), my current solution is to create two wrapper structs, one for instruction and data pointers respectively, and then have the linked list node point to the wrapper.
Is this the simplest way to go about things? Here are some things I thought about:
- Section 2.12.3 of the POSIX standard (PDF) says that function pointers should be safely convertible to void pointers and back, but I want to make my program portable to non-POSIX systems if I can help it.
- I thought about simply having a void pointer which could either point to a data pointer or a function pointer, instead of having the struct wrapper. But I don't think this works because we would need to allocate space for the function pointer to live, and malloc only returns void pointers, so we get back to the same problem.
- I could simply having two implementations of a linked list, one that holds function pointers and another that holds data pointers, but I want to share as much code as possible.
2024.05.18 23:08 sky-builder Using OpenAi api to make $10k/month revenue building Ai apps
Hello, Idris here from indieniche. This week I want to share a summarised version of my interview with Daniel Nguyen, A Product Engineer generating $10k/month building AI apps
You can find the full case study here
I decided to learn more about generative AI & OpenAI API and hopefully find a good freelance gig. I did land a couple of interesting gigs, but what is more interesting is I found a new product idea: BoltAI - a better way to use OpenAI & other AI services on macOS. I started it purely to learn more about SwiftUI development & OpenAI app development (the so-called "AI wrapper"). It's now my top revenue-generating product.
While building BoltAI, one customer asked about the ability to chat with PDF natively on Mac (another "AI wrapper" idea). I found it interesting and so I decided to build it. PDF Pals recently reached 700 paid customers (about 23% of my total revenue in 2023) And finally, I built ShotSolve as a lead magnet for BoltAI (engineering as marketing, or side project marketing). It was welcomed by many Mac users and so far, has brought 1500 visitors to BoltAI.
Read the full case study here
We put several hours into this research and it covers mostly all aspects:
submitted by sky-builder to ChatGPT [link] [comments]
You can find the full case study here
Q: Hello! Who are you and what product are you working on currently?
I'm Daniel Nguyen. I'm an entrepreneur based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. I've been building multiple products: KTool, BoltAI, PDF PalsQ: What is your backstory and how did you come up with your idea? Do you have any partners?
I've been a product engineer for more than 12 years. Then one day, I discovered Indie Hacking and found it fascinating. I quit my cushy job to start building in public.I decided to learn more about generative AI & OpenAI API and hopefully find a good freelance gig. I did land a couple of interesting gigs, but what is more interesting is I found a new product idea: BoltAI - a better way to use OpenAI & other AI services on macOS. I started it purely to learn more about SwiftUI development & OpenAI app development (the so-called "AI wrapper"). It's now my top revenue-generating product.
While building BoltAI, one customer asked about the ability to chat with PDF natively on Mac (another "AI wrapper" idea). I found it interesting and so I decided to build it. PDF Pals recently reached 700 paid customers (about 23% of my total revenue in 2023) And finally, I built ShotSolve as a lead magnet for BoltAI (engineering as marketing, or side project marketing). It was welcomed by many Mac users and so far, has brought 1500 visitors to BoltAI.
Q: Take us through the process of building the first version of your product MVP.
When I started, I didn’t expect BoltAI to be commercially viable. It comes from my pet peeve of switching back and forth between ChatGPT web UI and native Mac apps like Xcode or Apple Notes. Unlike VSCode, there is no Copilot for XCode and I have the habit of writing blog posts in Apple Notes so I figured I need a tool to invoke ChatGPT right within these apps. So I decided to build the MVP in a weekend. The app was ugly but I managed to ship it anyway.Q: How did you get your first customers for your product (Free or paid users)
I tweeted about it, and posted it to multiple communities asking for feedback: IndieHacker, Reddit, WIP… It went semi-viral and early adopters started to use the app. I got valuable feedback and improved the product accordingly. Some of them converted to paid customers.Q: Since you launched your product, What has worked to attract customers
Doubling down on what works mostly. That's social media (X/Reddit), email newsletters, and paid ads.Q: How is your product performing currently, and what are your plans for the future? Can you share your current metrics and revenue figures?
BoltAI is doing great. I plan to support business customers better, and will kind of "pivot" into B2B. Currently, most customers of BoltAI are prosumers: freelancers, developers, or content writers. I believe it would be much better if I could sell directly to businesses.Read the full case study here
We put several hours into this research and it covers mostly all aspects:
- How he got his ideas to build his AI apps
- How he built his first MVP
- Tools that have helped him grow his products
- Books and podcasts that have been impactful to him
- Advice for other founders starting out to build their apps
2024.05.17 20:33 neo2551 Data visualizations and web apps: just learn another language
I wrote this piece 5 years ago,
https://towardsdatascience.com/the-ultimate-technical-skill-in-data-visualization-for-data-scientists-73bc827166dd
and it still holds true today. I had the worst time of my life maintaining web apps written in R and Python [plotly-dash, shiny].
If you expect to be able to scale your work and also be able to answer many of your stakeholders questions for business analytics/presentations of data, learn a front end language.
I would highly recommend ClojureScript and Reagent (that is a wrapper around Facebook react).
Why this exotic language? Thanks to what we call live-reloading, you will be able to see instantly on your browser any change you write to your code, while maintaining the state of the app (as in what if a user navigates to one of your tabs and has a few filters, and you want to change what they would see). That allows you learn html/css quirks really fast.
Moreover the same language can be reused in the backend to interop with Java (and also Python). But this is not even an enforcement, you can use your Python backend if you really want, by making API calls.
But leave the front end to a front end language, your users will appreciate the speed up, and your future you will thank you.
Yes, there is some steep learning curve. But you will be able to interact and leverage with everything in the JS community (my favorite is PDF generation using WebAssembly).
Here is a resource to get started with minimum setup:
https://github.com/babashka/scittle
This would be the standard develop process:
https://github.com/thhelleshadow-cljs
Here is a fun website to learn Clojure:
https://www.maria.cloud/
submitted by neo2551 to datascience [link] [comments]
https://towardsdatascience.com/the-ultimate-technical-skill-in-data-visualization-for-data-scientists-73bc827166dd
and it still holds true today. I had the worst time of my life maintaining web apps written in R and Python [plotly-dash, shiny].
If you expect to be able to scale your work and also be able to answer many of your stakeholders questions for business analytics/presentations of data, learn a front end language.
I would highly recommend ClojureScript and Reagent (that is a wrapper around Facebook react).
Why this exotic language? Thanks to what we call live-reloading, you will be able to see instantly on your browser any change you write to your code, while maintaining the state of the app (as in what if a user navigates to one of your tabs and has a few filters, and you want to change what they would see). That allows you learn html/css quirks really fast.
Moreover the same language can be reused in the backend to interop with Java (and also Python). But this is not even an enforcement, you can use your Python backend if you really want, by making API calls.
But leave the front end to a front end language, your users will appreciate the speed up, and your future you will thank you.
Yes, there is some steep learning curve. But you will be able to interact and leverage with everything in the JS community (my favorite is PDF generation using WebAssembly).
Here is a resource to get started with minimum setup:
https://github.com/babashka/scittle
This would be the standard develop process:
https://github.com/thhelleshadow-cljs
Here is a fun website to learn Clojure:
https://www.maria.cloud/
2024.05.17 15:41 Comrade_Shrek69420 Failed to emerge x11-libs/extest-1.0.2 while emerging Steam
Greetings, as I was trying to emerge games-util/steam-launcher, I ran into a problem compiling the package x11-libs/extest and have no clue how to get rid of it. Here is the output of emerge --info '=x11-libs/extest-1.0.2::steam-overlay' :
Timestamp of repository steam-overlay: Sun, 12 May 2024 05:07:06 +0000 Head commit of repository steam-overlay: f27a23afac69bac916ca885a7df2e4756bf2c910
Timestamp of repository torbrowser: Sun, 12 May 2024 05:07:06 +0000 Head commit of repository torbrowser: 401bde84939e3a744c7462a769468d3e96aa4f2f
sh bash 5.2_p26-r3 ld GNU ld (Gentoo 2.41 p5) 2.41.0 app-misc/pax-utils: 1.3.7::gentoo app-shells/bash: 5.2_p26-r3::gentoo dev-build/autoconf: 2.13-r8::gentoo, 2.71-r7::gentoo, 2.72-r1::gentoo dev-build/automake: 1.16.5-r2::gentoo dev-build/cmake: 3.29.3::gentoo dev-build/libtool: 2.4.7-r4::gentoo dev-build/make: 4.4.1-r1::gentoo dev-build/meson: 1.4.0-r1::gentoo dev-lang/perl: 5.38.2-r5::gentoo dev-lang/python: 3.11.9::gentoo, 3.12.3::gentoo, 3.13.0_beta1_p1::gentoo dev-lang/rust: 1.77.1::gentoo dev-lang/rust-bin: 1.77.1::gentoo sys-apps/baselayout: 2.15::gentoo sys-apps/sandbox: 2.38::gentoo sys-apps/systemd: 255.6::gentoo sys-devel/binutils: 2.41-r5::gentoo, 2.42-r1::gentoo sys-devel/binutils-config: 5.5::gentoo sys-devel/clang: 17.0.6::gentoo, 18.1.5::gentoo sys-devel/gcc: 13.2.1_p20240503::gentoo sys-devel/gcc-config: 2.11::gentoo sys-devel/lld: 17.0.6::gentoo sys-devel/llvm: 17.0.6::gentoo, 18.1.5::gentoo sys-kernel/linux-headers: 6.8-r1::gentoo (virtual/os-headers) sys-libs/glibc: 2.39-r6::gentoo Repositories:
gentoo location: /vadb/repos/gentoo sync-type: rsync sync-uri: [rsync://rsync.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage](rsync://rsync.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage) priority: -1000 volatile: False sync-rsync-verify-metamanifest: yes sync-rsync-verify-jobs: 1 sync-rsync-verify-max-age: 3 sync-rsync-extra-opts:
guru location: /vadb/repos/guru sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirroguru.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
steam-overlay location: /vadb/repos/steam-overlay sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirrosteam-overlay.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
torbrowser location: /vadb/repos/torbrowser sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirrotorbrowser.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
Binary Repositories:
gentoobinhost priority: 1 sync-uri: https://distfiles.gentoo.org/releases/amd64/binpackages/23.0/x86-64
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The complete buildlog:
For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0463`. error: could not compile `cfg-if` (lib) due to 2 previous errors
Caused by: process didn't exit successfully: `rustc --crate-name cfg_if --edition=2018 /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/cfg-if-1.0.0/src/lib.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type lib --emit=dep-info,metadata,link -C opt-level=3 -C embed-bitcode=no -C metadata=7d515e691a7da296 -C extra-filename=-7d515e691a7da296 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps --target i686-unknown-linux-gnu -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow -C opt-level=3 -C target-cpu=native` (exit status: 1) warning: build failed, waiting for other jobs to finish...
[ebuild N ] x11-libs/extest-1.0.2 USE="-debug" ABI_X86="32 (64) (-x32)"
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Portage 3.0.64 (python 3.11.9-final-0, default/linux/amd64/23.0/desktop/systemd, gcc-13, glibc-2.39-r6, 6.8.9-gentoo-x86_64 x86_64)
System Settings
System uname: [Linux-6.8.9-gentoo-x86_64-x86_64-Intel-R-_Core-TM-_i5-6300HQ_CPU_@_2.30GHz-with-glibc2.39](mailto:Linux-6.8.9-gentoo-x8664-x86_64-Intel-R-_Core-TM-_i5-6300HQ_CPU@_2.30GHz-with-glibc2.39) KiB Mem: 7998136 total, 2554744 free KiB Swap: 0 total, 0 free Timestamp of repository gentoo: Mon, 13 May 2024 04:30:00 +0000 Head commit of repository gentoo: e13fe9ec8d561a8ebee2069b6c6d35c393d95f47 Timestamp of repository guru: Mon, 13 May 2024 13:33:47 +0000 Head commit of repository guru: 541549df44217b85c16a877a8f010a15f400fbf0Timestamp of repository steam-overlay: Sun, 12 May 2024 05:07:06 +0000 Head commit of repository steam-overlay: f27a23afac69bac916ca885a7df2e4756bf2c910
Timestamp of repository torbrowser: Sun, 12 May 2024 05:07:06 +0000 Head commit of repository torbrowser: 401bde84939e3a744c7462a769468d3e96aa4f2f
sh bash 5.2_p26-r3 ld GNU ld (Gentoo 2.41 p5) 2.41.0 app-misc/pax-utils: 1.3.7::gentoo app-shells/bash: 5.2_p26-r3::gentoo dev-build/autoconf: 2.13-r8::gentoo, 2.71-r7::gentoo, 2.72-r1::gentoo dev-build/automake: 1.16.5-r2::gentoo dev-build/cmake: 3.29.3::gentoo dev-build/libtool: 2.4.7-r4::gentoo dev-build/make: 4.4.1-r1::gentoo dev-build/meson: 1.4.0-r1::gentoo dev-lang/perl: 5.38.2-r5::gentoo dev-lang/python: 3.11.9::gentoo, 3.12.3::gentoo, 3.13.0_beta1_p1::gentoo dev-lang/rust: 1.77.1::gentoo dev-lang/rust-bin: 1.77.1::gentoo sys-apps/baselayout: 2.15::gentoo sys-apps/sandbox: 2.38::gentoo sys-apps/systemd: 255.6::gentoo sys-devel/binutils: 2.41-r5::gentoo, 2.42-r1::gentoo sys-devel/binutils-config: 5.5::gentoo sys-devel/clang: 17.0.6::gentoo, 18.1.5::gentoo sys-devel/gcc: 13.2.1_p20240503::gentoo sys-devel/gcc-config: 2.11::gentoo sys-devel/lld: 17.0.6::gentoo sys-devel/llvm: 17.0.6::gentoo, 18.1.5::gentoo sys-kernel/linux-headers: 6.8-r1::gentoo (virtual/os-headers) sys-libs/glibc: 2.39-r6::gentoo Repositories:
gentoo location: /vadb/repos/gentoo sync-type: rsync sync-uri: [rsync://rsync.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage](rsync://rsync.gentoo.org/gentoo-portage) priority: -1000 volatile: False sync-rsync-verify-metamanifest: yes sync-rsync-verify-jobs: 1 sync-rsync-verify-max-age: 3 sync-rsync-extra-opts:
guru location: /vadb/repos/guru sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirroguru.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
steam-overlay location: /vadb/repos/steam-overlay sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirrosteam-overlay.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
torbrowser location: /vadb/repos/torbrowser sync-type: git sync-uri: https://github.com/gentoo-mirrotorbrowser.git masters: gentoo volatile: False
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Compiling autocfg v1.1.0 Compiling proc-macro2 v1.0.70 Running `rustc --crate-name autocfg /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/autocfg-1.1.0/src/lib.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type lib --emit=dep-info,metadata,link -C embed-bitcode=no -C debug-assertions=off -C metadata=83b06128b0a4b300 -C extra-filename=-83b06128b0a4b300 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow` Compiling libc v0.2.150 Compiling unicode-ident v1.0.12 Running `rustc --crate-name build_script_build --edition=2021 /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/proc-macro2-1.0.70/build.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type bin --emit=dep-info,link -C embed-bitcode=no -C debug-assertions=off --cfg 'feature="default"' --cfg 'feature="proc-macro"' -C metadata=50035885a8e7fae6 -C extra-filename=-50035885a8e7fae6 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/build/proc-macro2-50035885a8e7fae6 -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow` Running `rustc --crate-name build_script_build /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/libc-0.2.150/build.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type bin --emit=dep-info,link -C embed-bitcode=no -C debug-assertions=off --cfg 'feature="default"' --cfg 'feature="extra_traits"' --cfg 'feature="std"' -C metadata=e9e3717942e8ea83 -C extra-filename=-e9e3717942e8ea83 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/build/libc-e9e3717942e8ea83 -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow` Running `rustc --crate-name unicode_ident --edition=2018 /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/unicode-ident-1.0.12/src/lib.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type lib --emit=dep-info,metadata,link -C embed-bitcode=no -C debug-assertions=off -C metadata=0cfa1fe52edbc200 -C extra-filename=-0cfa1fe52edbc200 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow` Compiling cfg-if v1.0.0 Running `rustc --crate-name cfg_if --edition=2018 /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/cfg-if-1.0.0/src/lib.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type lib --emit=dep-info,metadata,link -C opt-level=3 -C embed-bitcode=no -C metadata=7d515e691a7da296 -C extra-filename=-7d515e691a7da296 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps --target i686-unknown-linux-gnu -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow -C opt-level=3 -C target-cpu=native` error[E0463]: can't find crate for `core` = note: the `i686-unknown-linux-gnu` target may not be installed = help: consider downloading the target with `rustup target add i686-unknown-linux-gnu`
For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0463`. error: could not compile `cfg-if` (lib) due to 2 previous errors
Caused by: process didn't exit successfully: `rustc --crate-name cfg_if --edition=2018 /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/cargo_home/gentoo/cfg-if-1.0.0/src/lib.rs --error-format=json --json=diagnostic-rendered-ansi,artifacts,future-incompat --crate-type lib --emit=dep-info,metadata,link -C opt-level=3 -C embed-bitcode=no -C metadata=7d515e691a7da296 -C extra-filename=-7d515e691a7da296 --out-dir /vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps --target i686-unknown-linux-gnu -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/i686-unknown-linux-gnu/release/deps -L dependency=/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/work/extest-1.0.2-abi_x86_32.x86/target/release/deps --cap-lints allow -C opt-level=3 -C target-cpu=native` (exit status: 1) warning: build failed, waiting for other jobs to finish...
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[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 2461: Called multilib-minimal_src_compile
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[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 1936: Called multibuild_foreach_variant '_multilib_multibuild_wrapper' 'multilib-minimal_abi_src_compile'
[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 1629: Called _multibuild_run '_multilib_multibuild_wrapper' 'multilib-minimal_abi_src_compile'
[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 1627: Called _multilib_multibuild_wrapper 'multilib-minimal_abi_src_compile'
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[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 1663: Called multilib_src_compile
[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 2156: Called cargo_src_compile '--target=i686-unknown-linux-gnu'
[31;01m*#[0m environment, line 850: Called die
[31;01m*#[0m The specific snippet of code:
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[31;01m*#[0m If you need support, post the output of `emerge --info '=x11-libs/extest-1.0.2::steam-overlay'`,
[31;01m*#[0m the complete build log and the output of `emerge -pqv '=x11-libs/extest-1.0.2::steam-overlay'`.
[31;01m*#[0m The complete build log is located at '/vatmp/portage/x11-libs/extest-1.0.2/temp/build.log'.
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output of emerge -pqv '=x11-libs/extest-1.0.2::steam-overlay' :[ebuild N ] x11-libs/extest-1.0.2 USE="-debug" ABI_X86="32 (64) (-x32)"
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2024.05.07 16:04 dinga_dong- The best AI tools for everyday use and productivity (free/freemium list)
I've spent way too much time trying out tons of new/free AI tools from Reddit, various lists claiming to have the best AI solutions for different tasks and my personal AI directory seekme.ai. Honestly, most free AI tools (and even some paid ones) feel like fancy ChatGPT wrappers with questionable usefulness in everyday life, or overpriced enterprise software that uses "AI" as nothing more than a marketing buzzword.
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
submitted by dinga_dong- to AI_Tools_News [link] [comments]
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
- Free to upload up to 3 PDFs daily, with a maximum of 120 pages per PDF
- Can be used entirely without signing up
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
- AI-powered automatic tagging for effortless note organization
- Powerful search functionality to find exactly what you're looking for
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
- AI-powered smart goals for setting achievable project targets
- Proactive risk identification to avoid project roadblocks
- AI-powered search to get instant insights into your projects
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
- AI-powered meeting transcriptions with topic tracking
- Built-in AI assistant "Fred" for summaries, text generation, and search
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
- Whether the tutorial actually covers what I'm looking for, and
- The specific part of the video where I can find that information.
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
- Has access to real time web data.
- Great at conversations where a lot of information is needed.
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
- ChatPDF: Talk to your PDFs! Use ChatGPT to ask questions, summarize information, or generate flashcards - all for free and without an account creation. (Perfect for students!)
- Mem: Ditch the note-taking chaos! Mem uses AI to automatically tag and organize your notes, saving you time and frustration.
- Asana: Project management on autopilot! Asana's AI helps set achievable goals, identify potential roadblocks, and answer project-related questions, keeping your team on track.
- Fireflies: Never miss a meeting detail again! Fireflies transcribes your meetings, tracks topics, and provides a built-in AI assistant to summarize content, generate text, and search your meeting history.
- Summarize.Tech: Skip to the good part! Summarize.Tech gives you AI-powered summaries of YouTube videos with timestamps, so you can find the info you need fast.
- Claude: Long documents got you down? Claude boasts a 75k word limit, letting it tackle projects that trip up ChatGPT.
- Perplexity: Perplexity combines Google-like informations with ChatGPT-style conversation, providing real-time web data and citations for its results.
2024.05.07 16:00 dinga_dong- The best AI tools for everyday use and productivity (that are actually free to use)
I've spent way too much time trying out tons of new/free AI tools from Reddit, various lists claiming to have the best AI solutions for different tasks and my personal AI directory seekme.ai. Honestly, most free AI tools (and even some paid ones) feel like fancy ChatGPT wrappers with questionable usefulness in everyday life, or overpriced enterprise software that uses "AI" as nothing more than a marketing buzzword.
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
submitted by dinga_dong- to ChatGPTPromptGenius [link] [comments]
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
- Free to upload up to 3 PDFs daily, with a maximum of 120 pages per PDF
- Can be used entirely without signing up
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
- AI-powered automatic tagging for effortless note organization
- Powerful search functionality to find exactly what you're looking for
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
- AI-powered smart goals for setting achievable project targets
- Proactive risk identification to avoid project roadblocks
- AI-powered search to get instant insights into your projects
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
- AI-powered meeting transcriptions with topic tracking
- Built-in AI assistant "Fred" for summaries, text generation, and search
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
- Whether the tutorial actually covers what I'm looking for, and
- The specific part of the video where I can find that information.
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
- Has access to real time web data.
- Great at conversations where a lot of information is needed.
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
- ChatPDF: Talk to your PDFs! Use ChatGPT to ask questions, summarize information, or generate flashcards - all for free and without an account creation. (Perfect for students!)
- Mem: Ditch the note-taking chaos! Mem uses AI to automatically tag and organize your notes, saving you time and frustration.
- Asana: Project management on autopilot! Asana's AI helps set achievable goals, identify potential roadblocks, and answer project-related questions, keeping your team on track.
- Fireflies: Never miss a meeting detail again! Fireflies transcribes your meetings, tracks topics, and provides a built-in AI assistant to summarize content, generate text, and search your meeting history.
- Summarize.Tech: Skip to the good part! Summarize.Tech gives you AI-powered summaries of YouTube videos with timestamps, so you can find the info you need fast.
- Claude: Long documents got you down? Claude boasts a 75k word limit, letting it tackle projects that trip up ChatGPT.
- Perplexity: Perplexity combines Google-like informations with ChatGPT-style conversation, providing real-time web data and citations for its results.
2024.05.07 12:29 _myst Making KSP1 into KSP2 with Mods: The Community Lifeboat Project
TLDR mod list from this post available HERE
NOTE-Spectra and related configs are not available with this modlist because they are incompatible with BlackRack's volumetric clouds. Download those separately through CKAN, they are not in this download.
Single-download modpack version of this list coming soon here: GITHUB .CKAN FILE DOWNLOAD
Hello everyone! This has taken me days to type, apologies for the wall of text.
With the coming demise of Intercept Games and their long-troubled and likely-shuttered development of Kerbal Space Program 2, a question I’m seeing come up more and more, and have also asked myself arises: “How do we turn KSP1 into the game that we all dreamed KSP2 would be, with mods?”. I believe I have an answer that will satisfy you. This IS in fact, achievable. While no modlist could ever match the dream we had/have for what KSP2 could have become, we can get fairly close with the tools we have presently available. KSP1 is a mature game with a thriving modding community. Many mods are cross-compatible and designed to work together despite independent creators, and we have a powerful mod manager in the form of CKAN that makes modding the game pretty easy. And new mods are actively being developed all the time. Given the tools avialable, I'd like to help you all create an aproximation of KSP2 in regular KSP, with mods, I call this list "The Community Lifeboat Project". My hope is that this will sate those of you, like me, who dreamed of a KSP2 that surpassed the original in every way, and still hope that we may someday see a version of a complete KSP2 in some form or another. For now, this is the best thing I can offer the community that has given me so much in its stead.
Who am I? Just another player, same as the rest of you. Someone who has at the time of writing, 1800 hours in KSP1, and about 300 hours in KSP2, and about 100 hours in modded KSP1, and many more planned. I pray to the Deep Space Kraken that my rockets will fly and that we someday get a fully-released and realized version of Kerbal Space Program 2. In the meantime, this what I’m playing in lieu of our long-awaited sequel.
Who am I not? I am not techy. I am not a modding guru. I am neither a customer service line, a mod author, nor a troubleshooter. I do not have the answers to any ensuing chaos or game corruption that may ensue from playing this modlist. This modlist is just me telling you all what I am playing with personally, right now. My best effort at Homebrew KSP2. Some mods may be redundant or break unexpectedly in the future, but I have had no major issues to date. However, again, I am not a modder or a game developer, I know about as much about modding KSP as you do, maybe less.
If you run into issues I probably can’t help you. You need to do the legwork yourself to learn how CKAN works and install these mods, and to troubleshoot anything that explodes.This is a curated recommendation list only, not a complete how-to guide. If some more experienced modders and players in the community want to review this list and comment below with improvements and revisions or point out redundancies, please do so. If someone wants to make this list into some sort of compiled modpack, easier to use than the current CKAN download, go for it. Also please comment if there are other mods that you all think might be a good fit here whenever they get released, or just other stuff the stockalike-ksp2-in-ksp1 community should be aware of.
Who is this mod for? This modlist is for anyone in the Kerbal Space Program community who wants to make use of it, but is primarily geared towards giving veteran players new mechanics and content to play with. This modlist actively makes the game more challenging with new gameloops and mechanics it does not trivialize the base game or make it easier to learn. Quite the opposite, in fact.
How many mods are in this list? 150, approximately, at time of writing. About 40 of those are configs/backend/compatibility patches so about 110 actual mods, with varying levels of impact on gameplay.
How are your load times? Startup takes me about 5 minutes, loading VAB/SPH takes a bit longer than stock KSP but everything runs surprisingly well. Your own mileage may vary but I wish you the very best.
Disclaimer: Many of the mods here are relatively old and no longer under development, their most-current versions are built for prior versions of Kerbal Space Program. CKAN will warn you of this on install. Play with them anyway, everything seems to mostly-work so far as I can tell. Further, some of the mods listed here will require other framework mods like Kopernicus to make them run. Make sure to get those, CKAN will tell you when you need something supplemental for the most part, but I cannot remember every necessary sub-mod and may have missed some here. I have listed these under the “Precursors” section. DO NOT download all of the "reccomended" mods that CKAN will ask if you want to grab alongside the reccomended ones. you will wind up with massive mod-bloat and I can't guaruntee that anything not already on this list will work correctly.
I will update this list periodically as more suitable mods come online, and am actively looking for more recommendations to add to this list. Check the changelog at the bottom of the OP for updates, download link will be updated periodically as well.
My rules are that these mods must:
1) Be “stockalike” and fit the aesthetic of the base game, I am not looking for a complete game overhaul like RSS or similar.
2) This modlist is designed to be BROADLY compatible and downloadable through CKAN. I am aware there are great mods that are either incompatible with some of the ones on here, or not available on CKAN. The goal of this list is broad accessibility through our existing tools. I will also try to link user-guides for the mods that require tutorials where available, some of these are quite large and I do not understand how to use them all myself. I will answer questions where possible but I have only started using this modlist relatively recently and am not intimately familiar with all of the new gameplay.
Again, if your Kerbals are dying because life support is failing for seemingly no reason, I cannot help you and my Kerbals are likely frozen corpses drifting through space as well. I'm no mod author and have no involvement with any development for any of the mods listed below. If the descriptions here aren’t enough, do some research, there’s probably more/better info out there other than what’s banging around in my head/copied from CKAN.
Mods, if possible can we pin some version of this list going forward for all the people asking how to make a "Homebrew KSP2"? I don't need personal credit, just the modlist is fine by me. This post helps to answer a pretty common question we've been getting in light of recent KSP2 development news, or lack therof.
Anyway, here we go:
Objective: Mod KSP1 into what KSP should have been, principally by:
1) Adding new places to visit in the Kerbol System,
2) Add new star systems and interstellar locations to visit
3) Give the player the ships and engines, and parts to get there
4) Give new parts to build with, with a stockalike vibe
5) Add mechanics like colonization and life support to balance ship construction and general gameplay
6) Increase depth of gameplay for veteran players.
7) Give more/better “campaign” missions to fill out the base game randomized contract system with a bit more purpose.
8) “The intent is to give players a sense of pride and accomplishment”
What does this list of mods add to my game?
This feature list is not all-inclusive, but primary added features include, in no particular order:
1) -Vastly improved graphics, ground cover, and the ability to paint your ships similar to how you do in KSP2
2) -New places to visit: Both the inner and outer Kerbol System have been modified with the addition of 34 NEW bodies to visit between new planets, their moons, asteroids, planetoids, and other Trans-Neidonian Objects. These are all based on real objects in our own Solar system or observed exoplanets. An interstellar mod (Kcalbeloh) adds 7 new star systems and a black hole accessible via wormhole for your intersterstellar gameplay needs, with an additional ~40 new bodies to explore. All of the stock planets are present, plus nearly 75 new ones.
3) -Expanding and improving the Campaign with more meaningful, focused, and varied Contracts apart from the randomized ones stock KSP gives you.
4) -New Game Mechanics including but not limited to:
-New and/or improved UI elements to assist with docking and landing
- Life Support and Cryosleep mechanics
- New engines, mainly from mods by Nertea, a prolific modder and KSP2 dev, including gas-core nuclear engines, new electric engines, cryogenic engines, plasma engines, nuclear pulse propulsion, fusion drives, torch drives, and antimatter engines. New 5m and 7m engines for massive rockets are also available.
- Colonization mechanics and associated management gameplay
- New resources, distribution, and utilization gameloops through colonies
- Vast amounts of new parts to build with that we were supposed to get with KSP2 including hab rings, new ship modules, laboratories, buildings for planetary base construction, etc.
- The ability to explore your ships in first person mode as if you were a Kerbal
- New ways to move resources between ships such as flexible piping rather than docking.
-Orbital construction and construction of craft at colonies, apart from the VAB & SPH, away from Kerbin.
-Harvesting resources from the atmospheres of planets and dust/gas clouds present in outer space.
-Building Custom Service modules with both stock and modded mechanics
-Logistics Systems related to colony activities for sharing resources between nearby installations and craft.
CAVEATS: I am sure I have missed some people’s favorite mods and am open to further additions to this list under the following conditions: All of the following mods and any future additions to this list MUST be available on CKAN, they MUST work with the most current version of KSP1, they MUST be mostly-compatible with each other as well as this list, and they MUST be freely available, not paywalled. The only exception I will allow is Blackrack’s volumetric clouds because he’s our community’s darling and we love his work.
I want this mod selection to be as accessible to the community as possible while providing as much content as possible. Pick and choose anything from this list or the entire thing to use yourself. I play with everything listed here, concurrently, but your performance may dictate the need to leave some of this stuff by the wayside. At a bare minimum, make sure you have the relevant “precursor” category mods so nothing else breaks. This list adds A TON of new and challenging gameplay sure to give even the most seasoned KSP veterans pause and I’m very much a beginner myself, it’s alot of new stuff to learn being thrown at you quickly. Pace yourselves lads!
Without further ado my, modlist, with a brief description of what everything does and broken down by category:
Myst’s “Community Lifeboat Project” Modlist:
Not Required, but highly reccomended:
- Blackrack’s Volumetric Clouds: This is the only paid mod on this list. I like it, other people like it, Blackrack did incredible work here for the community. Costs $5 on his Patreon, everything else on this list is free.
PRECURSORS/CONFIG STUFF TO MAKE OTHER MODS WORK: (33 mods)
- AT Utils: Common Library for a set of plugins made by Allista
- B9 Part Switch: A module which allows parts to switch objects, resources, nodes, attach points, temperature, add mass, cost, and more.
- Background Resources: REPOsoft Tech Background Resources Plugin
- Community Category Kit: Common Parts Categories for KSP mods
- Community Parts Titles: Rename parts for useful and consistent grouping/sorting in the VAB/SPH, Many mods are supported. This mod is intended for the English version of KSP.
- Community Parts Titles Extras: Categories: Highly-Recommended Extras for the Community Parts Titles. Create new categories or place parts in a more appropriate category.
- Community Parts Titles Extras: CCK- No Duplicates: See Above.
- Community Resource Pack- Common Resources for KSP mods.
- Community Terrain Texture Pack: High Quality textures for use by planet-creators, makes other stuff on this list work, probably.
- Contract Configurator: A config-file-based solution for creating new contracts. Makes added contract packs work.
- Cryo Tanks Core: Cryo Tanks standalone plugin, adds functionality to other mods, contains no parts and does nothing by itself.
- Custom Asteroids (Alternative OPM config): Replaces default Outer Planets Mod asteroid config and makes it work with Custom Asteroids mod further down this list.
- Custom Barn Kit: Small Plugin to change parameters related to career, science, and building upgrades when various features are unlocked.
- Custom Prelaunch Checks: C# API to write prelaunch checks that run when the VAB/SPH launch button is pressed. Makes other stuff work.
- Deployable Engines Plugin (Nertea Mod): Plugin to manage extending and retracting engine nozzles.
- DMModule Science Animate Generic: Replacement for Module Science Experiment and ModuleAnimateGeneric.
- Firespitter Core: Core Firespitter .dll. Makes something else work, don’t remember what.
- Global Construction Core: dependency for the Global Construction Mod
- Harmony 2: Library for patching, replacing, and decorating.NET and Mono methods during runtime (I have no idea what this does, other mods probably use it as a dependency)
- Kerbal Actuators: A plugin used to create VTOL engines and robotic parts. Makes other stuff work.
- Kopernicus Planetary System Modifier: REQUIRED for all other planet packs on this list
- Kopernicus Expansion Continue-er: Kopernicus Dev Tools and Footprints.
- Modular Flight Integrator: Modularly Integrates flight models or something idk.
- Module Manager: Modify KSP config files without conflict (ESSENTIAL).
- Rasterprop Monitor Core: plugin and props for IVA use.
- Shabby: Shader Asset bundle Loader for KSP
- Textures Unlimited: KSP Shader, texture and modeling utilities. Makes other stuff work.
- Toolbar: API for Third-party Plugins to provide toolbar buttons
Sub-mod: Toolbar Controller: Wrapper mod for Blizzy and stock toolbars.
- USI Tools: Libraries to make the USI mods work correctly. NEEDED.
- Vertex Mitchell/Netrevali Filtered Heightmap: Makes some of the other graphical stuff work correctly relating to planetary textures. Idk.
- Waterfall Core: Core Waterfall Plugin to drive upgraded fancy engine effects.
GRAPHICAL AND AUDIO IMPROVEMENTS (25 mods)
- Chatterer: Configurable audio that allows you to hear your Kerbals communicating over the radio with Mission Control, breathing on EVA, etc.
- ChattererExtended: Adds 625 new kerbalized chatter files for added variety
- Distant Object Enhancement: Lets you see other planets all the way back on Kerbin. Works with the modded planet packs on this list.
- Distant Object Enhancement /L default config: default planet colors.
- Environmental Visual Enhancements Redux: Version of EVE which significantly improve performance, used as a replacement for base EVE. Adds clouds, lighting, etc.
- Parallax: PBR tessellation shader for planetary textures,
- Parallax Stock Planet Textures: adds HD textures to the stock planets, highly reccomended.
- Parallax Stock Scatter Textures: adds HD textures to planetary scatters and ground cover.
- Planetshine: light from planets and moons can now reflect up and color your spacecraft, adding realism and immersion.
- Planetshine default config: Support config.
- Restock+: Community-built resleeve of stock part models and textures to make them look a bit nicer. Can be disorienting at first and isn’t quite as pretty as the KSP2 models, but its something. This mod may clash with Waterfall, I’ve had issues with offset engine plumes on some of my engines and suspect this mod is the culprit.
- Scatterer: Atmospheric Scattering Shaders
- Shaddy: Collection of Shaders for Kerbal Space Program
- Simple Repaint: Allows you to choose colors for individual ship parts out of a pre-selected list of shades. Adds some badly-needed customizability to the base game.
- Singularity: Black Hole Shaders for KSP by the one-and only Blackrack. Needed for optimal looks for Kcalbeloh.
- Spectra: EVE configs for stock celestial bodies, also grab the self-explanatory sub mods below:
- Spectra EVE 64k Kerbin Clouds
- Spectra EVE Kerbin/Laythe Snow
- Spectra EVE Minmus Geysers
- Spectra Scatterer
- Spectra Scatterer for Minmus
- Spectra Scatterer: Jool Shine on Laythe
- Spectra Scatterer Vibrant Sunsets
- Staged Animation: Plays an animation when a part is staged.
- Stock Waterfall Effects: config to give Waterfall Effects to the Stock engines.
REPLACE WITH Waterfall: Restock and Restock Waterfall Expansion
Rocket Sound Enhancement-Overhauls engine noises
NEW PLACES/THINGS TO VISIT: (8 mods)
- Custom Asteroids (inner stock system data)- Adds asteroids inside the orbit of Jool
- Custom Asteroids (Kuiper Belt Analog for Outer Planets Mod)- Adds “Kentaurs” and trans-Neidonian (Neptunian) objects.
- Minor Planets Expanded: The lesser-known counterpart to the Outer Planets Mod. Stock KSP has planetary analogues for our Solar planets out to Jool, and Pluto. The acclaimed Outer Planets Mod has analogues for Saturn (Sarnus), Uranus (Urloom), and Neptune (Neidon). Minor Planets Expanded adds many additional objects and lesser-known worlds to the game alongside the previous, including analogues for Eros, Ceres, Orcus, Haumea, Makemake, Sedna. This mod also includes analogues for a number of real-life asteroids and comets present in our Solar System . Adds 15 new worlds to visit.
- Outer Planets Mod: Celebrated Mod that adds planetary Analogues for Saturn (Sarnus), Uranus (Urlum), and Neptune (Neidon), and Pluto (Plock), as well as some of their moons. Adds roughly a dozen new places to visit. Eeloo gets shifted to become a moon of Saturn to make room for the Pluto Analogue. The wormhole to the Kcalbeloh System can also be found in Sarnus orbit. Adds 15 new bodies to land on.
Outer Planets Mod: Parallax with Scatters: Adds the HD Parallax mod ground scatters to the outer planets, dramatically improving their visuals.
- Lt Duckweed’s QuackPack: Adds a slew of new planets, both terrestrial and gas giants, to the inner Kerbol System, inside the orbit of Moho. These are based on real-life exoplanets and are extremely difficult to reach and land on due to their hostile environments and include extreme temperatures, lava worlds, metallic atmospheres, etc. Adds 4 new places to visit.
- Kcalbeloh System: Interstellar planetary mod that adds several new star systems, each with their own planetary systems, orbiting a supermassive black hole. The Black Hole is accessible via a wormhole orbiting Jool. Assuming you have the Outer Planets mod installed and working, the wormhole will be orbiting Sarnus (Saturn equivilant) instead.
- Kcalbeloh System 8k Textures: See Above. For those of us who play in UHD.
CONTRACT PACKS TO IMPROVE THE STOCK CAMPAIGN: (8 mods)
- Contract Pack: Anomaly Surveyor: Contracts that guide you through exploring the stock game’s easter eggs, UFO’s, memorials, etc.
- Contract Pack: Bases and Stations Reborn: Space-station focused contract pack, replaces the base game’s “Build a Space Station” contracts
- Contract Pack: Clever Sats: Overhaul of stock satellite contracts
- Contract Pack: Exploration Plus: Overhaul of stock “Exploration” contracts
- Contract Pack: Field Research: Do more Science! Receive contracts for performing different experiments under a variety of conditions.
- Contract Pack: Kerbal Academy: Training your Kerbalnauts the sensible way.
- Contract Pack: Research Advancement Division: More Scientific Contracts, complimentary to the Field Research pack.
- Contract Pack: Tourism Expanded: 11 new contracts to send Kerbals across the Kerbol system
- Contract Pack: Tourism Plus: Better tourism! A richer tourism experience than stock. Take tourists to space and visit the stations you have created. Build new tourist attractions like the space casino megaproject. Includes 15 new contracts.
NEW GAME MECHANICS: (25 mods)
- BetterTimeWarpContinued: Improved Time Warping
- DeepFreeze continued: adds cryosleep and the ability to freeze and thaw Kerbals for long journeys. Compatible with USI life support featured further down
-GUIDE:
- Dynamic Battery Storage (Nertea Mod): mod intended to help vessel construction by providing electricity planning functions and solve problems related to power-flow. Pairs well with his other engine and advanced poweheat mods
-GUIDE:
- Extraplanetary LaunchPads: Adds ability to build craft in flight mode, including at orbital facilities and at bases on other planets.
-GUIDE:
- FreeIVA: Lets you explore the insides of your ships as well as EVA in First-Person mode from the point of view of your kerbals. Extremely immersive and usable with several of the parts mods by Nertea featured below. Adds a new tab of IVA-compatible pieces into the SPH/VAB.
Sub-mod: -Through the Eyes of a Kerbal: See the world through a first-person viewpoint. Needed for use with Free IVA.
- Global Construction: Lets you build vessels directly on other planets and in orbit around other planets.
-GUIDE:
-GUIDE:
- Kerbal Inventory System: Adds new inventory system and EVA mechics and usables. This one works, but does have some odd behavior in-game with the native EVA/breaking ground stuff, I haven’t totally figured out using this one yet and have had some instances of odd item storage or kerbals not being able to grab parts they should, etc.
-GUIDE:
- Kerbal Joint Reinforcement Continued: Fixes issues with unstable joints and wobbliness.
- Kerbal Konstructs: Adds a slew of new buildings and launch sites
-GUIDE:
Submods:
- Off-shore Launch Platform: Designed to be used with Kerbal Konstrukts, lets you launch off an oil rig.
- Omega’s Stockalike Structures: ALPHA BUILD. Statics content pack for Kerbal Konstrukts.
- Konstruction: Weldable docking ports, cranes, magnets, other construction equipment.
- KSP Community Fixes: Fixes many stock KSP bugs and provides some Quality of Life and UI improvements
- Rational Resources: Resource Placement is no longer random but reflects composition templates. Promotes Cryofuels mods and planet pack/life support compatibility.
- Space Dust: Adds atmospheric and exo-atmospheric resource harvesting. Includes a new harvesting system, displays, resource distributions, and parts.
- Space Dust Unbound: Expands Space Dust resource harvesting abilities to other modded planets and systems like the Outer Planets Mod, Galaxies Unbound (not included on this list for now), and others.
- System Heat/associated sub-mods: By Nertea: revamps the core Heat system of Kerbal Space Program, many of his engine mods require use of this new system, or at least strongly benefit from it.
Sub-Mods:
- System Heat- Nuclear Engines Config
- System Heat- Nuclear Reactor Config
- System Heat- Resource Converter Config
- System Heat-Resource Harvester Config
-GUIDE:
- USI Kolonization Systems (MKS/OKS): Interlocking modules that bring planetary colonization gameplay. Expansive mod for building both terrestrial as well as orbital colonies and associated deep gameplay GUIDE
- USI Life Support: Advanced Life Support Mod, more advanced than Kerbal Snax or whatever its called but not as unforgiving as Kerbalism, I was going for a balance between accessibility and depth of gameplay with this one, plus it links seamlessly with the USI Kolonization mechanics. Hooks in seamlessly to kolonization mechanics. GUIDE
-Kerbal Inventory for All: Adds inventories to many 3rd part rocket parts and unifies inventories with Kerbal Inventory System.
-Stage Recovery: Staged rocket parts with parachutes attached can be recovered for spesos.
Persistent Thrust: Allows burns during timewarp.
SCANSat: Overhaul for scanning Technologies
RemoteTech: Adds in probe signal delay and a host of new mechanics.
Sub Mod: RemoteTech Stock Configs
NEW ENGINES AND OTHER PARTS: (33 mods)
- AlphaMensae’s Modular Launch Pads: Beyond Launch Clamps: Mix and match components to build all kinds of launch infrastructure.
- Cryo Tanks: (Nertea mod). Liquid Hydrogen fuel tanks and storage for most stock tank designs.
- Cryogenic Engines: (Nertea Mod). Provides new, high-efficiency engines in 1.25, 2.5, and 3.25 sizes that burn liquid hydrogen rather than normal “liquid fuel”
- Cryogenic Engines- Near Future Aeronautics- patch to convert relevant engines in near-future aeronautics to burn Liquid Hydrogen
- Far Future Technologies: (Nertea Mod) Adds theoretically possible engines we might have IRL within the next few hundred years powered by exotic forms of nuclear fusion, antimatter, torch drives, etc. Good for Outer Planets missions and interstellar stuff
-GUIDE:
- JX2Antenna: Adds a special 2.5m antenna with 1,000G transmisison power, important for hyper-range deep-space missions.
- Kerbal Atomics: Nertea Mod. Adds new anbd exciting nuclear engines to use in-game. Included in a slew of size classes and technology levels for greater access to nuclear engines at different stages of the game. Adds things like gas-core reactors, nuclear aerospike engines, multimode engines that switch or utilize both nuclear and conventional afterburning fuel.
-GUIDE:
Sub-mod- Kerbal Atomics Other Mod Support: Optional Patch to allow the KA nuclear thermal rockets to run on LH@ for additional performance.
- Kerbal Planetary Base Systems: Adds multiple parts for building better bases and colonies on planet surfaces such as Habs, Greenhouses, Laboratories, and more. This IS compatible with the life support mods featured above.
-GUIDE:
- Near-Future Aeronautics: Nertea Mod. Adds advanced aerospace parts including propellers, intakes, jet and multimode nuclear engines for massive spaceplanes.
-GUIDE:
- Near Future Construction: Nertea Mod. Structural components and truss segments for building deep space vessels and bases. These will look familiar to anyone who has played a bit of KSP2, Nertea was a prolific KSP1 modder and was hired by Intercept Games to bring his mods native functionality in KSP2.
- Near Future Electrical: Nertea Mod. Stockalike nuclear reactors, capacitors, and more batteries. Neccesary for many of his electrical engine mods.
- Near Future Electrical (Decaying RTG’s): Nertea Mod. Optional patch to make RTG output gradually decrease over time as they do in real life. This will force additional planning for long-range missions to the outer planets and interstellar locales.
- Near Future Electrical Core: Nertea Mod. Standalone sub-mod, needed to make Near Future Electrical work.
- Near Future Exploration: Nertea Mod. Expands probe selection, adds new cores, bus parts, minisatellite parts and a slew of new antennas.
- Near Future IVA Props: Nertea Mod. Prop pack to configure and acessorize IVA spaces on your ships.
- Near Future Launch Vehicles: Nertea Mod. Large launch vehicles including 5 and 7.5 meter engines for launching massive spacecraft and parts.
- Near Future Propulsion: Nertea Mod. Advanced electric engines and new fuel types, stockalike.
-GUIDE:
- Near Future Propulsion (Xenon Hall Effect Thruster): Nertea Mod. Converts NFP Argon thrusters to use stock Xenon fuel instead if desired.
- Near Future Solar: Nertea Mod. Adds new solar panels in lots of new sizes and shaped for utility and customizability.
- Near Future Solar Core: Nertea Mod. Support plugin for NFS.
- Near Future Spacecraft: Nertea Mod. New Command pods, control systems, and engines for crewed spacecraft. Some of the stuff here closely resembles some of the new pods we got in KSP2.
- Near Future Spacecraft-LFO Engines: Nertea Mod. Converts monopro orbital engines to use stock liquid fuel/oxidizer if desired.
- Project Orion Nuclear Pulse Engine: Adds a nuclear pulse engine powered by repeated nuclear device detonations, one of the many planned engines for KSP2 we may never get to see.
- Simple Adjustable Fairings: As described.
Sub-mod: Simple Adjustable Fairings-Plugin
- Stockalike Station Parts Expansion Redux: Nertea Mod. Adds tons of new station parts in a number of size classes, including some new components int he small-medium ranges.
Sub-Mod: Stockalike Station Parts Expanded Redux: Internal Spaces Nertea Mod, adds compatibility between SSER and FreeIVA so you can explore your stations from a first-person view.
- Universal Storage II Finalized: Modular Parts Mod that facilitates the building of custom service Modules, integrates well with life support mods.
- USI Asteroid Recycling Technologies: Can remove Asteroid Mass and attach storage tanks to its surface.
- USI Core: Kontainers, Reactors, and shared tools for the USI mods.
- USI Exploration Pack: Flat-packed rover and parts geared towards exploring planetary surfaces.
- USI Freight Transport Technologies: Modular Parts for hauling, mining, and space transportation needs.
META GAME AND UI STUFF: (10 mods)
- Astrogator: A space-navigational aid for Kerbal Space Program. Shows table of bodies reachable from current in-game location and the deltaV to reach them, can get perfect transfer windows and maneuver nodes for you.
- Better Burn Time: Extra automatic burn time indicators for suicide burns and target rendezvous.
- Better Early Tree: New Disposition of the beginning of the tech tree. Designed for an unmanned start and give stockalike vibe, Needs to be used alongside CTT
- Clickthrough Blocker: Helps eliminate the clickthrough problem with mods
- Community Tech Tree: Modding community-developed tech tree that reorganizes the base game tech tree and is compatible with the vast majority of mods on this list to balance the parts for the campaign. ESSENTIAL.
- Custom Asteroids: lets user control where asteroids appear.
- Docking Port Alignment Indicator: Self-Explanatory, Makes docking stuff easier.
- Hide Empty Tech Tree Nodes: Gets rid of tech tree nodes in the Community Tech Tree mods if you don’t have the mods installed, CTT is huge so this can help simplify it if you only have a few mods installed.
- ImprovedTechTree Placement: Tech Tree Mod that adds an additional engine-focused propulsion line. Grabbed on random impulse, no idea how this interacts, if at all, with other tech tree mods.
- Reviva: Dynamic Switching between multiple IVA’s in-editor and in-flight
- Speed Unit Annex: Adds speed units and some other helpful values to the Navball, depending on vessel type.
-Trajectories: Accounts for aerobraking to let you acurrately see where you are going to land
EasyVesselSwitch- Changes vessel switching to LeftAlt+M1 Click for easy switching
-ScienceAlertRealerted- Mod that provides notification when science is available
End of the List, for now.
Ad Aeternum Inanis
MOD TYPES THAT I AM ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR (please help):
-Mechjeb: I believe in flying manually, download it separately if you need it
Other Useful Links Here:
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Changelog:
5/7/2024: -Updated OP with some new information, fixing formatiing
-Adding new sections on soundtrack upgrades and additional mods being evaluated for inclusion
Special thanks to the following people for their assistance and suggestions:
-Kemot221
-LadyRaineCloud
-PiBoy314
-mibsman
-j-steve
-Goufalite
5/12/2024:
Added current github download, includes additional mods:
-ScienceAlertRealerted
-RemoteTech
-Rocket Sound Enhancement
Persistent Thrust-REMOVED
5/14/2024
REMOVED Persistent Thrust Mod, was causing timewarp issues
Updated download, re-download/reinstall modpack to effect changes.
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NOTE-Spectra and related configs are not available with this modlist because they are incompatible with BlackRack's volumetric clouds. Download those separately through CKAN, they are not in this download.
Single-download modpack version of this list coming soon here: GITHUB .CKAN FILE DOWNLOAD
Hello everyone! This has taken me days to type, apologies for the wall of text.
With the coming demise of Intercept Games and their long-troubled and likely-shuttered development of Kerbal Space Program 2, a question I’m seeing come up more and more, and have also asked myself arises: “How do we turn KSP1 into the game that we all dreamed KSP2 would be, with mods?”. I believe I have an answer that will satisfy you. This IS in fact, achievable. While no modlist could ever match the dream we had/have for what KSP2 could have become, we can get fairly close with the tools we have presently available. KSP1 is a mature game with a thriving modding community. Many mods are cross-compatible and designed to work together despite independent creators, and we have a powerful mod manager in the form of CKAN that makes modding the game pretty easy. And new mods are actively being developed all the time. Given the tools avialable, I'd like to help you all create an aproximation of KSP2 in regular KSP, with mods, I call this list "The Community Lifeboat Project". My hope is that this will sate those of you, like me, who dreamed of a KSP2 that surpassed the original in every way, and still hope that we may someday see a version of a complete KSP2 in some form or another. For now, this is the best thing I can offer the community that has given me so much in its stead.
Who am I? Just another player, same as the rest of you. Someone who has at the time of writing, 1800 hours in KSP1, and about 300 hours in KSP2, and about 100 hours in modded KSP1, and many more planned. I pray to the Deep Space Kraken that my rockets will fly and that we someday get a fully-released and realized version of Kerbal Space Program 2. In the meantime, this what I’m playing in lieu of our long-awaited sequel.
Who am I not? I am not techy. I am not a modding guru. I am neither a customer service line, a mod author, nor a troubleshooter. I do not have the answers to any ensuing chaos or game corruption that may ensue from playing this modlist. This modlist is just me telling you all what I am playing with personally, right now. My best effort at Homebrew KSP2. Some mods may be redundant or break unexpectedly in the future, but I have had no major issues to date. However, again, I am not a modder or a game developer, I know about as much about modding KSP as you do, maybe less.
If you run into issues I probably can’t help you. You need to do the legwork yourself to learn how CKAN works and install these mods, and to troubleshoot anything that explodes.This is a curated recommendation list only, not a complete how-to guide. If some more experienced modders and players in the community want to review this list and comment below with improvements and revisions or point out redundancies, please do so. If someone wants to make this list into some sort of compiled modpack, easier to use than the current CKAN download, go for it. Also please comment if there are other mods that you all think might be a good fit here whenever they get released, or just other stuff the stockalike-ksp2-in-ksp1 community should be aware of.
Who is this mod for? This modlist is for anyone in the Kerbal Space Program community who wants to make use of it, but is primarily geared towards giving veteran players new mechanics and content to play with. This modlist actively makes the game more challenging with new gameloops and mechanics it does not trivialize the base game or make it easier to learn. Quite the opposite, in fact.
How many mods are in this list? 150, approximately, at time of writing. About 40 of those are configs/backend/compatibility patches so about 110 actual mods, with varying levels of impact on gameplay.
How are your load times? Startup takes me about 5 minutes, loading VAB/SPH takes a bit longer than stock KSP but everything runs surprisingly well. Your own mileage may vary but I wish you the very best.
Disclaimer: Many of the mods here are relatively old and no longer under development, their most-current versions are built for prior versions of Kerbal Space Program. CKAN will warn you of this on install. Play with them anyway, everything seems to mostly-work so far as I can tell. Further, some of the mods listed here will require other framework mods like Kopernicus to make them run. Make sure to get those, CKAN will tell you when you need something supplemental for the most part, but I cannot remember every necessary sub-mod and may have missed some here. I have listed these under the “Precursors” section. DO NOT download all of the "reccomended" mods that CKAN will ask if you want to grab alongside the reccomended ones. you will wind up with massive mod-bloat and I can't guaruntee that anything not already on this list will work correctly.
My rules are that these mods must:
1) Be “stockalike” and fit the aesthetic of the base game, I am not looking for a complete game overhaul like RSS or similar.
2) This modlist is designed to be BROADLY compatible and downloadable through CKAN. I am aware there are great mods that are either incompatible with some of the ones on here, or not available on CKAN. The goal of this list is broad accessibility through our existing tools. I will also try to link user-guides for the mods that require tutorials where available, some of these are quite large and I do not understand how to use them all myself. I will answer questions where possible but I have only started using this modlist relatively recently and am not intimately familiar with all of the new gameplay.
Again, if your Kerbals are dying because life support is failing for seemingly no reason, I cannot help you and my Kerbals are likely frozen corpses drifting through space as well. I'm no mod author and have no involvement with any development for any of the mods listed below. If the descriptions here aren’t enough, do some research, there’s probably more/better info out there other than what’s banging around in my head/copied from CKAN.
Mods, if possible can we pin some version of this list going forward for all the people asking how to make a "Homebrew KSP2"? I don't need personal credit, just the modlist is fine by me. This post helps to answer a pretty common question we've been getting in light of recent KSP2 development news, or lack therof.
Objective: Mod KSP1 into what KSP should have been, principally by:
1) Adding new places to visit in the Kerbol System,
2) Add new star systems and interstellar locations to visit
3) Give the player the ships and engines, and parts to get there
4) Give new parts to build with, with a stockalike vibe
5) Add mechanics like colonization and life support to balance ship construction and general gameplay
6) Increase depth of gameplay for veteran players.
7) Give more/better “campaign” missions to fill out the base game randomized contract system with a bit more purpose.
8) “The intent is to give players a sense of pride and accomplishment”
This feature list is not all-inclusive, but primary added features include, in no particular order:
1) -Vastly improved graphics, ground cover, and the ability to paint your ships similar to how you do in KSP2
2) -New places to visit: Both the inner and outer Kerbol System have been modified with the addition of 34 NEW bodies to visit between new planets, their moons, asteroids, planetoids, and other Trans-Neidonian Objects. These are all based on real objects in our own Solar system or observed exoplanets. An interstellar mod (Kcalbeloh) adds 7 new star systems and a black hole accessible via wormhole for your intersterstellar gameplay needs, with an additional ~40 new bodies to explore. All of the stock planets are present, plus nearly 75 new ones.
3) -Expanding and improving the Campaign with more meaningful, focused, and varied Contracts apart from the randomized ones stock KSP gives you.
4) -New Game Mechanics including but not limited to:
-New and/or improved UI elements to assist with docking and landing
- Life Support and Cryosleep mechanics
- New engines, mainly from mods by Nertea, a prolific modder and KSP2 dev, including gas-core nuclear engines, new electric engines, cryogenic engines, plasma engines, nuclear pulse propulsion, fusion drives, torch drives, and antimatter engines. New 5m and 7m engines for massive rockets are also available.
- Colonization mechanics and associated management gameplay
- New resources, distribution, and utilization gameloops through colonies
- Vast amounts of new parts to build with that we were supposed to get with KSP2 including hab rings, new ship modules, laboratories, buildings for planetary base construction, etc.
- The ability to explore your ships in first person mode as if you were a Kerbal
- New ways to move resources between ships such as flexible piping rather than docking.
-Orbital construction and construction of craft at colonies, apart from the VAB & SPH, away from Kerbin.
-Harvesting resources from the atmospheres of planets and dust/gas clouds present in outer space.
-Building Custom Service modules with both stock and modded mechanics
-Logistics Systems related to colony activities for sharing resources between nearby installations and craft.
I want this mod selection to be as accessible to the community as possible while providing as much content as possible. Pick and choose anything from this list or the entire thing to use yourself. I play with everything listed here, concurrently, but your performance may dictate the need to leave some of this stuff by the wayside. At a bare minimum, make sure you have the relevant “precursor” category mods so nothing else breaks. This list adds A TON of new and challenging gameplay sure to give even the most seasoned KSP veterans pause and I’m very much a beginner myself, it’s alot of new stuff to learn being thrown at you quickly. Pace yourselves lads!
Without further ado my, modlist, with a brief description of what everything does and broken down by category:
Myst’s “Community Lifeboat Project” Modlist:
- Blackrack’s Volumetric Clouds: This is the only paid mod on this list. I like it, other people like it, Blackrack did incredible work here for the community. Costs $5 on his Patreon, everything else on this list is free.
- AT Utils: Common Library for a set of plugins made by Allista
- B9 Part Switch: A module which allows parts to switch objects, resources, nodes, attach points, temperature, add mass, cost, and more.
- Background Resources: REPOsoft Tech Background Resources Plugin
- Community Category Kit: Common Parts Categories for KSP mods
- Community Parts Titles: Rename parts for useful and consistent grouping/sorting in the VAB/SPH, Many mods are supported. This mod is intended for the English version of KSP.
- Community Parts Titles Extras: Categories: Highly-Recommended Extras for the Community Parts Titles. Create new categories or place parts in a more appropriate category.
- Community Parts Titles Extras: CCK- No Duplicates: See Above.
- Community Resource Pack- Common Resources for KSP mods.
- Community Terrain Texture Pack: High Quality textures for use by planet-creators, makes other stuff on this list work, probably.
- Contract Configurator: A config-file-based solution for creating new contracts. Makes added contract packs work.
- Cryo Tanks Core: Cryo Tanks standalone plugin, adds functionality to other mods, contains no parts and does nothing by itself.
- Custom Asteroids (Alternative OPM config): Replaces default Outer Planets Mod asteroid config and makes it work with Custom Asteroids mod further down this list.
- Custom Barn Kit: Small Plugin to change parameters related to career, science, and building upgrades when various features are unlocked.
- Custom Prelaunch Checks: C# API to write prelaunch checks that run when the VAB/SPH launch button is pressed. Makes other stuff work.
- Deployable Engines Plugin (Nertea Mod): Plugin to manage extending and retracting engine nozzles.
- DMModule Science Animate Generic: Replacement for Module Science Experiment and ModuleAnimateGeneric.
- Firespitter Core: Core Firespitter .dll. Makes something else work, don’t remember what.
- Global Construction Core: dependency for the Global Construction Mod
- Harmony 2: Library for patching, replacing, and decorating.NET and Mono methods during runtime (I have no idea what this does, other mods probably use it as a dependency)
- Kerbal Actuators: A plugin used to create VTOL engines and robotic parts. Makes other stuff work.
- Kopernicus Planetary System Modifier: REQUIRED for all other planet packs on this list
- Kopernicus Expansion Continue-er: Kopernicus Dev Tools and Footprints.
- Modular Flight Integrator: Modularly Integrates flight models or something idk.
- Module Manager: Modify KSP config files without conflict (ESSENTIAL).
- Rasterprop Monitor Core: plugin and props for IVA use.
- Shabby: Shader Asset bundle Loader for KSP
- Textures Unlimited: KSP Shader, texture and modeling utilities. Makes other stuff work.
- Toolbar: API for Third-party Plugins to provide toolbar buttons
Sub-mod: Toolbar Controller: Wrapper mod for Blizzy and stock toolbars.
- USI Tools: Libraries to make the USI mods work correctly. NEEDED.
- Vertex Mitchell/Netrevali Filtered Heightmap: Makes some of the other graphical stuff work correctly relating to planetary textures. Idk.
- Waterfall Core: Core Waterfall Plugin to drive upgraded fancy engine effects.
- Chatterer: Configurable audio that allows you to hear your Kerbals communicating over the radio with Mission Control, breathing on EVA, etc.
- ChattererExtended: Adds 625 new kerbalized chatter files for added variety
- Distant Object Enhancement: Lets you see other planets all the way back on Kerbin. Works with the modded planet packs on this list.
- Distant Object Enhancement /L default config: default planet colors.
- Environmental Visual Enhancements Redux: Version of EVE which significantly improve performance, used as a replacement for base EVE. Adds clouds, lighting, etc.
- Parallax: PBR tessellation shader for planetary textures,
- Parallax Stock Planet Textures: adds HD textures to the stock planets, highly reccomended.
- Parallax Stock Scatter Textures: adds HD textures to planetary scatters and ground cover.
- Planetshine: light from planets and moons can now reflect up and color your spacecraft, adding realism and immersion.
- Planetshine default config: Support config.
- Restock+: Community-built resleeve of stock part models and textures to make them look a bit nicer. Can be disorienting at first and isn’t quite as pretty as the KSP2 models, but its something. This mod may clash with Waterfall, I’ve had issues with offset engine plumes on some of my engines and suspect this mod is the culprit.
- Scatterer: Atmospheric Scattering Shaders
- Shaddy: Collection of Shaders for Kerbal Space Program
- Simple Repaint: Allows you to choose colors for individual ship parts out of a pre-selected list of shades. Adds some badly-needed customizability to the base game.
- Singularity: Black Hole Shaders for KSP by the one-and only Blackrack. Needed for optimal looks for Kcalbeloh.
- Spectra: EVE configs for stock celestial bodies, also grab the self-explanatory sub mods below:
- Spectra EVE 64k Kerbin Clouds
- Spectra EVE Kerbin/Laythe Snow
- Spectra EVE Minmus Geysers
- Spectra Scatterer
- Spectra Scatterer for Minmus
- Spectra Scatterer: Jool Shine on Laythe
- Spectra Scatterer Vibrant Sunsets
- Staged Animation: Plays an animation when a part is staged.
REPLACE WITH Waterfall: Restock and Restock Waterfall Expansion
Rocket Sound Enhancement-Overhauls engine noises
- Custom Asteroids (inner stock system data)- Adds asteroids inside the orbit of Jool
- Custom Asteroids (Kuiper Belt Analog for Outer Planets Mod)- Adds “Kentaurs” and trans-Neidonian (Neptunian) objects.
- Minor Planets Expanded: The lesser-known counterpart to the Outer Planets Mod. Stock KSP has planetary analogues for our Solar planets out to Jool, and Pluto. The acclaimed Outer Planets Mod has analogues for Saturn (Sarnus), Uranus (Urloom), and Neptune (Neidon). Minor Planets Expanded adds many additional objects and lesser-known worlds to the game alongside the previous, including analogues for Eros, Ceres, Orcus, Haumea, Makemake, Sedna. This mod also includes analogues for a number of real-life asteroids and comets present in our Solar System . Adds 15 new worlds to visit.
- Outer Planets Mod: Celebrated Mod that adds planetary Analogues for Saturn (Sarnus), Uranus (Urlum), and Neptune (Neidon), and Pluto (Plock), as well as some of their moons. Adds roughly a dozen new places to visit. Eeloo gets shifted to become a moon of Saturn to make room for the Pluto Analogue. The wormhole to the Kcalbeloh System can also be found in Sarnus orbit. Adds 15 new bodies to land on.
Outer Planets Mod: Parallax with Scatters: Adds the HD Parallax mod ground scatters to the outer planets, dramatically improving their visuals.
- Lt Duckweed’s QuackPack: Adds a slew of new planets, both terrestrial and gas giants, to the inner Kerbol System, inside the orbit of Moho. These are based on real-life exoplanets and are extremely difficult to reach and land on due to their hostile environments and include extreme temperatures, lava worlds, metallic atmospheres, etc. Adds 4 new places to visit.
- Kcalbeloh System: Interstellar planetary mod that adds several new star systems, each with their own planetary systems, orbiting a supermassive black hole. The Black Hole is accessible via a wormhole orbiting Jool. Assuming you have the Outer Planets mod installed and working, the wormhole will be orbiting Sarnus (Saturn equivilant) instead.
- Kcalbeloh System 8k Textures: See Above. For those of us who play in UHD.
- Contract Pack: Anomaly Surveyor: Contracts that guide you through exploring the stock game’s easter eggs, UFO’s, memorials, etc.
- Contract Pack: Bases and Stations Reborn: Space-station focused contract pack, replaces the base game’s “Build a Space Station” contracts
- Contract Pack: Clever Sats: Overhaul of stock satellite contracts
- Contract Pack: Exploration Plus: Overhaul of stock “Exploration” contracts
- Contract Pack: Field Research: Do more Science! Receive contracts for performing different experiments under a variety of conditions.
- Contract Pack: Kerbal Academy: Training your Kerbalnauts the sensible way.
- Contract Pack: Research Advancement Division: More Scientific Contracts, complimentary to the Field Research pack.
- Contract Pack: Tourism Expanded: 11 new contracts to send Kerbals across the Kerbol system
- Contract Pack: Tourism Plus: Better tourism! A richer tourism experience than stock. Take tourists to space and visit the stations you have created. Build new tourist attractions like the space casino megaproject. Includes 15 new contracts.
- BetterTimeWarpContinued: Improved Time Warping
- DeepFreeze continued: adds cryosleep and the ability to freeze and thaw Kerbals for long journeys. Compatible with USI life support featured further down
-GUIDE:
- Dynamic Battery Storage (Nertea Mod): mod intended to help vessel construction by providing electricity planning functions and solve problems related to power-flow. Pairs well with his other engine and advanced poweheat mods
-GUIDE:
- Extraplanetary LaunchPads: Adds ability to build craft in flight mode, including at orbital facilities and at bases on other planets.
-GUIDE:
- FreeIVA: Lets you explore the insides of your ships as well as EVA in First-Person mode from the point of view of your kerbals. Extremely immersive and usable with several of the parts mods by Nertea featured below. Adds a new tab of IVA-compatible pieces into the SPH/VAB.
Sub-mod: -Through the Eyes of a Kerbal: See the world through a first-person viewpoint. Needed for use with Free IVA.
- Global Construction: Lets you build vessels directly on other planets and in orbit around other planets.
-GUIDE:
- HEAT CONTROL: New Categories of radiators to add to spacecraft, neccesary for some of his more advanced engine mods like Far Future technologies with big reactors and exhausts putting out monstrous amounts of heat.
-GUIDE:
-GUIDE:
- Kerbal Inventory System: Adds new inventory system and EVA mechics and usables. This one works, but does have some odd behavior in-game with the native EVA/breaking ground stuff, I haven’t totally figured out using this one yet and have had some instances of odd item storage or kerbals not being able to grab parts they should, etc.
-GUIDE:
- Kerbal Joint Reinforcement Continued: Fixes issues with unstable joints and wobbliness.
- Kerbal Konstructs: Adds a slew of new buildings and launch sites
-GUIDE:
Submods:
- Off-shore Launch Platform: Designed to be used with Kerbal Konstrukts, lets you launch off an oil rig.
- Omega’s Stockalike Structures: ALPHA BUILD. Statics content pack for Kerbal Konstrukts.
- Konstruction: Weldable docking ports, cranes, magnets, other construction equipment.
- KSP Community Fixes: Fixes many stock KSP bugs and provides some Quality of Life and UI improvements
- Rational Resources: Resource Placement is no longer random but reflects composition templates. Promotes Cryofuels mods and planet pack/life support compatibility.
- Space Dust: Adds atmospheric and exo-atmospheric resource harvesting. Includes a new harvesting system, displays, resource distributions, and parts.
- Space Dust Unbound: Expands Space Dust resource harvesting abilities to other modded planets and systems like the Outer Planets Mod, Galaxies Unbound (not included on this list for now), and others.
- System Heat/associated sub-mods: By Nertea: revamps the core Heat system of Kerbal Space Program, many of his engine mods require use of this new system, or at least strongly benefit from it.
Sub-Mods:
- System Heat- Nuclear Engines Config
- System Heat- Nuclear Reactor Config
- System Heat- Resource Converter Config
- System Heat-Resource Harvester Config
-GUIDE:
- USI Kolonization Systems (MKS/OKS): Interlocking modules that bring planetary colonization gameplay. Expansive mod for building both terrestrial as well as orbital colonies and associated deep gameplay GUIDE
- USI Life Support: Advanced Life Support Mod, more advanced than Kerbal Snax or whatever its called but not as unforgiving as Kerbalism, I was going for a balance between accessibility and depth of gameplay with this one, plus it links seamlessly with the USI Kolonization mechanics. Hooks in seamlessly to kolonization mechanics. GUIDE
-Kerbal Inventory for All: Adds inventories to many 3rd part rocket parts and unifies inventories with Kerbal Inventory System.
-Stage Recovery: Staged rocket parts with parachutes attached can be recovered for spesos.
Persistent Thrust: Allows burns during timewarp.
SCANSat: Overhaul for scanning Technologies
RemoteTech: Adds in probe signal delay and a host of new mechanics.
Sub Mod: RemoteTech Stock Configs
- AlphaMensae’s Modular Launch Pads: Beyond Launch Clamps: Mix and match components to build all kinds of launch infrastructure.
- Cryo Tanks: (Nertea mod). Liquid Hydrogen fuel tanks and storage for most stock tank designs.
- Cryogenic Engines: (Nertea Mod). Provides new, high-efficiency engines in 1.25, 2.5, and 3.25 sizes that burn liquid hydrogen rather than normal “liquid fuel”
- Cryogenic Engines- Near Future Aeronautics- patch to convert relevant engines in near-future aeronautics to burn Liquid Hydrogen
- Far Future Technologies: (Nertea Mod) Adds theoretically possible engines we might have IRL within the next few hundred years powered by exotic forms of nuclear fusion, antimatter, torch drives, etc. Good for Outer Planets missions and interstellar stuff
-GUIDE:
- JX2Antenna: Adds a special 2.5m antenna with 1,000G transmisison power, important for hyper-range deep-space missions.
- Kerbal Atomics: Nertea Mod. Adds new anbd exciting nuclear engines to use in-game. Included in a slew of size classes and technology levels for greater access to nuclear engines at different stages of the game. Adds things like gas-core reactors, nuclear aerospike engines, multimode engines that switch or utilize both nuclear and conventional afterburning fuel.
-GUIDE:
Sub-mod- Kerbal Atomics Other Mod Support: Optional Patch to allow the KA nuclear thermal rockets to run on LH@ for additional performance.
- Kerbal Planetary Base Systems: Adds multiple parts for building better bases and colonies on planet surfaces such as Habs, Greenhouses, Laboratories, and more. This IS compatible with the life support mods featured above.
-GUIDE:
- Near-Future Aeronautics: Nertea Mod. Adds advanced aerospace parts including propellers, intakes, jet and multimode nuclear engines for massive spaceplanes.
-GUIDE:
- Near Future Construction: Nertea Mod. Structural components and truss segments for building deep space vessels and bases. These will look familiar to anyone who has played a bit of KSP2, Nertea was a prolific KSP1 modder and was hired by Intercept Games to bring his mods native functionality in KSP2.
- Near Future Electrical: Nertea Mod. Stockalike nuclear reactors, capacitors, and more batteries. Neccesary for many of his electrical engine mods.
- Near Future Electrical (Decaying RTG’s): Nertea Mod. Optional patch to make RTG output gradually decrease over time as they do in real life. This will force additional planning for long-range missions to the outer planets and interstellar locales.
- Near Future Electrical Core: Nertea Mod. Standalone sub-mod, needed to make Near Future Electrical work.
- Near Future Exploration: Nertea Mod. Expands probe selection, adds new cores, bus parts, minisatellite parts and a slew of new antennas.
- Near Future IVA Props: Nertea Mod. Prop pack to configure and acessorize IVA spaces on your ships.
- Near Future Launch Vehicles: Nertea Mod. Large launch vehicles including 5 and 7.5 meter engines for launching massive spacecraft and parts.
- Near Future Propulsion: Nertea Mod. Advanced electric engines and new fuel types, stockalike.
-GUIDE:
- Near Future Propulsion (Xenon Hall Effect Thruster): Nertea Mod. Converts NFP Argon thrusters to use stock Xenon fuel instead if desired.
- Near Future Solar: Nertea Mod. Adds new solar panels in lots of new sizes and shaped for utility and customizability.
- Near Future Solar Core: Nertea Mod. Support plugin for NFS.
- Near Future Spacecraft: Nertea Mod. New Command pods, control systems, and engines for crewed spacecraft. Some of the stuff here closely resembles some of the new pods we got in KSP2.
- Near Future Spacecraft-LFO Engines: Nertea Mod. Converts monopro orbital engines to use stock liquid fuel/oxidizer if desired.
- Project Orion Nuclear Pulse Engine: Adds a nuclear pulse engine powered by repeated nuclear device detonations, one of the many planned engines for KSP2 we may never get to see.
- Simple Adjustable Fairings: As described.
Sub-mod: Simple Adjustable Fairings-Plugin
- Stockalike Station Parts Expansion Redux: Nertea Mod. Adds tons of new station parts in a number of size classes, including some new components int he small-medium ranges.
Sub-Mod: Stockalike Station Parts Expanded Redux: Internal Spaces Nertea Mod, adds compatibility between SSER and FreeIVA so you can explore your stations from a first-person view.
- Universal Storage II Finalized: Modular Parts Mod that facilitates the building of custom service Modules, integrates well with life support mods.
- USI Asteroid Recycling Technologies: Can remove Asteroid Mass and attach storage tanks to its surface.
- USI Core: Kontainers, Reactors, and shared tools for the USI mods.
- USI Exploration Pack: Flat-packed rover and parts geared towards exploring planetary surfaces.
- USI Freight Transport Technologies: Modular Parts for hauling, mining, and space transportation needs.
- Astrogator: A space-navigational aid for Kerbal Space Program. Shows table of bodies reachable from current in-game location and the deltaV to reach them, can get perfect transfer windows and maneuver nodes for you.
- Better Burn Time: Extra automatic burn time indicators for suicide burns and target rendezvous.
- Better Early Tree: New Disposition of the beginning of the tech tree. Designed for an unmanned start and give stockalike vibe, Needs to be used alongside CTT
- Clickthrough Blocker: Helps eliminate the clickthrough problem with mods
- Community Tech Tree: Modding community-developed tech tree that reorganizes the base game tech tree and is compatible with the vast majority of mods on this list to balance the parts for the campaign. ESSENTIAL.
- Custom Asteroids: lets user control where asteroids appear.
- Docking Port Alignment Indicator: Self-Explanatory, Makes docking stuff easier.
- Hide Empty Tech Tree Nodes: Gets rid of tech tree nodes in the Community Tech Tree mods if you don’t have the mods installed, CTT is huge so this can help simplify it if you only have a few mods installed.
- ImprovedTechTree Placement: Tech Tree Mod that adds an additional engine-focused propulsion line. Grabbed on random impulse, no idea how this interacts, if at all, with other tech tree mods.
- Reviva: Dynamic Switching between multiple IVA’s in-editor and in-flight
- Speed Unit Annex: Adds speed units and some other helpful values to the Navball, depending on vessel type.
-Trajectories: Accounts for aerobraking to let you acurrately see where you are going to land
EasyVesselSwitch- Changes vessel switching to LeftAlt+M1 Click for easy switching
-ScienceAlertRealerted- Mod that provides notification when science is available
MOD TYPES THAT I AM ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR (please help):
- A mod or combination of mods that gets KSP2’s soundtrack into KSP1 AND TRIGGERS TRACKS IN SIMILAR WAYS (i.e. not just a playlist, but performing in-game actions causes a given track to play, like going from Kerbin orbit to the Mun’s SOI, achieving low orbit and starting descent, etc. ) (possible solution now in the works thanks to u/ )
- Some sort of part-welding or optimization mod to facilitate construction of much larger ships and stations and improve performance far past the current 250 part count beyond which stuff starts lagging and breaking.
- Alternative/bettemore colonization mechanics mods for proper cities and landmark facilities and such.
- More planet packs and places to visit, especially interstellar stuff.
- Interstellar mods COMPATIBLE WITH EVERYTHING ELSE ON THIS LIST SO FAR.
MODS CURRENTLY UNDER CONSIDERATION TO ADD TO THIS PACK:
MODS THAT I AM NOT ADDING FOR THE FORSEEABLE FUTURE (and why):- Galaxies Unbound: Great mod, but suffered from some usability problems and has been removed from CKAN. I’ll add it back if it reappears.
- Interstellar Extended: sadly not compatible with Nertea’s stuff
-BlueDogDesignBureau:Way too many parts. Never again.
-Mechjeb: I believe in flying manually, download it separately if you need it
Other Useful Links Here:
(emptiness intensifies)
5/7/2024: -Updated OP with some new information, fixing formatiing
-Adding new sections on soundtrack upgrades and additional mods being evaluated for inclusion
Special thanks to the following people for their assistance and suggestions:
-Kemot221
-LadyRaineCloud
-PiBoy314
-mibsman
-j-steve
-Goufalite
5/12/2024:
Added current github download, includes additional mods:
-ScienceAlertRealerted
-RemoteTech
-Rocket Sound Enhancement
5/14/2024
REMOVED Persistent Thrust Mod, was causing timewarp issues
Updated download, re-download/reinstall modpack to effect changes.
2024.05.06 13:14 dinga_dong- The best AI tools for everyday use and productivity (that are actually free to use)
I've spent way too much time trying out tons of new/free AI tools from Reddit, various lists claiming to have the best AI solutions for different tasks and my personal AI directory seekme.ai. Honestly, most free AI tools (and even some paid ones) feel like fancy ChatGPT wrappers with questionable usefulness in everyday life, or overpriced enterprise software that uses "AI" as nothing more than a marketing buzzword.
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
submitted by dinga_dong- to ChatGPTPro [link] [comments]
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
- Free to upload up to 3 PDFs daily, with a maximum of 120 pages per PDF
- Can be used entirely without signing up
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
- AI-powered automatic tagging for effortless note organization
- Powerful search functionality to find exactly what you're looking for
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
- AI-powered smart goals for setting achievable project targets
- Proactive risk identification to avoid project roadblocks
- AI-powered search to get instant insights into your projects
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
- AI-powered meeting transcriptions with topic tracking
- Built-in AI assistant "Fred" for summaries, text generation, and search
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
- Whether the tutorial actually covers what I'm looking for, and
- The specific part of the video where I can find that information.
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
- Has access to real time web data.
- Great at conversations where a lot of information is needed.
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
- ChatPDF: Talk to your PDFs! Use ChatGPT to ask questions, summarize information, or generate flashcards - all for free and without an account creation. (Perfect for students!)
- Mem: Ditch the note-taking chaos! Mem uses AI to automatically tag and organize your notes, saving you time and frustration.
- Asana: Project management on autopilot! Asana's AI helps set achievable goals, identify potential roadblocks, and answer project-related questions, keeping your team on track.
- Fireflies: Never miss a meeting detail again! Fireflies transcribes your meetings, tracks topics, and provides a built-in AI assistant to summarize content, generate text, and search your meeting history.
- Summarize.Tech: Skip to the good part! Summarize.Tech gives you AI-powered summaries of YouTube videos with timestamps, so you can find the info you need fast.
- Claude: Long documents got you down? Claude boasts a 75k word limit, letting it tackle projects that trip up ChatGPT.
- Perplexity: Perplexity combines Google-like informations with ChatGPT-style conversation, providing real-time web data and citations for its results.
2024.05.06 11:12 dinga_dong- The best AI tools for everyday use and productivity (that are actually free to use)
I've spent way too much time trying out tons of new/free AI tools from Reddit, various lists claiming to have the best AI solutions for different tasks and my personal AI directory seekme.ai. Honestly, most free AI tools (and even some paid ones) feel like fancy ChatGPT wrappers with questionable usefulness in everyday life, or overpriced enterprise software that uses "AI" as nothing more than a marketing buzzword.
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
submitted by dinga_dong- to ArtificialInteligence [link] [comments]
I run a leading AI tools directory, seekme.ai . For listing and ranking AI tools, I've manually checked and use thousands of AI tools. Now, I wanted to create a list featuring the best AI tools for productivity, I actually use on a daily basis now that I've had more time to experiment with them.
All these tools are completely free to use, although all have some kind of premium plan if you need more advanced features or a ton of queries. To make it easier to choose, I've also noted whether each tool requires signup.
ChatPDF: ChatGPT on Your Own Documents/PDFs
(free, no signup)
Put simply, ChatPDF lets you upload any PDF and interact with it just like you would with ChatGPT. I heard about this one from my friend who used it to automatically generate flashcards and explain concepts based on his class notes and readings. There are a few similar services out there, but I found ChatPDF the easiest to use among the free ones that don't require signup or payment.
If you're a student or someone who regularly reads through long PDFs, the possibilities for using this tool are endless. Plus, it's completely free and doesn't require signup.
Key Features:
- Free to upload up to 3 PDFs daily, with a maximum of 120 pages per PDF
- Can be used entirely without signing up
(free with signup)
Mem uses AI to automatically tag and connect the notes you take, eliminating the need for you to spend time organizing them yourself. You can simply gather bits and pieces of information, store them in Mem, and trust its AI features to keep everything connected and organized. When you need to find those notes again, you can browse the automatic tags or use the search bar to find everything you wrote about a specific topic.
Key Features:
- AI-powered automatic tagging for effortless note organization
- Powerful search functionality to find exactly what you're looking for
(free with signup)
Asana, a project management heavyweight, offers a wide range of helpful AI-powered features. Smart goals use historical data to suggest better goals for the upcoming quarter. It identifies potential project risks and workflow blockers so you can address them before they become problems. Asana's AI also provides answers to anything related to your projects, helping you gain more visibility into what's happening (or not happening) within your team's work.
Key Features:
- AI-powered smart goals for setting achievable project targets
- Proactive risk identification to avoid project roadblocks
- AI-powered search to get instant insights into your projects
(free with signup)
Fireflies is fantastic for transcribing all your meetings while automatically tracking the conversation topics along the way. It has its own built-in AI assistant called Fred, which can summarize meeting content, generate text based on your instructions, and search through your meeting history to answer your questions.
Key Features:
- AI-powered meeting transcriptions with topic tracking
- Built-in AI assistant "Fred" for summaries, text generation, and search
(free, no signup)
Summarize generates AI summaries of YouTube videos, condensing them into short written notes with timestamps. All the summaries I've seen have been accurate and save a significant amount of time.
I find it especially useful when looking at longer tutorials to quickly determine:
- Whether the tutorial actually covers what I'm looking for, and
- The specific part of the video where I can find that information.
Claude: ChatGPT Alternative with ~75k Word Limit
(free with signup, US or UK only)
If you've used ChatGPT before, you've probably encountered the frustration of its (relatively low) token limit. Simply put, it can't handle text longer than a few thousand words. This is also why ChatGPT "forgets" instructions you gave it earlier in a conversation. Claude
Perplexity: Generative AI with Internet access
(free, no signup)
Imagine a search engine that ditches the endless scrolling and dead-end links. That's Perplexity, a game-changer launched in 2022 by a dream team of AI experts from OpenAI, Meta, Quora, and Databrick. Instead of just showing you websites, Perplexity acts like your own personal AI researcher, diving deep into the web to answer your questions in a clear and informative way.
Key features:
- Has access to real time web data.
- Great at conversations where a lot of information is needed.
I am looking forward to your suggestions. Let’s add more of these in the comments. What tools did you find productive?
Summery:
- ChatPDF: Talk to your PDFs! Use ChatGPT to ask questions, summarize information, or generate flashcards - all for free and without an account creation. (Perfect for students!)
- Mem: Ditch the note-taking chaos! Mem uses AI to automatically tag and organize your notes, saving you time and frustration.
- Asana: Project management on autopilot! Asana's AI helps set achievable goals, identify potential roadblocks, and answer project-related questions, keeping your team on track.
- Fireflies: Never miss a meeting detail again! Fireflies transcribes your meetings, tracks topics, and provides a built-in AI assistant to summarize content, generate text, and search your meeting history.
- Summarize.Tech: Skip to the good part! Summarize.Tech gives you AI-powered summaries of YouTube videos with timestamps, so you can find the info you need fast.
- Claude: Long documents got you down? Claude boasts a 75k word limit, letting it tackle projects that trip up ChatGPT.
- Perplexity: Perplexity combines Google-like informations with ChatGPT-style conversation, providing real-time web data and citations for its results.
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2024.05.03 23:00 ConsciousRun6137 The Shocking Truth About The Famous Herbicide; Roundup; Part 2
 | https://preview.redd.it/nmzz05n7w9yc1.png?width=913&format=png&auto=webp&s=43ba2a0db37bd692ebc88b3d00e6d67e1afcdad1 submitted by ConsciousRun6137 to u/ConsciousRun6137 [link] [comments] Continued from part 1; Yes folks, something was causing farm animals to have spontaneous abortions… the food supply could not reproduce… and that something was associated with TRADE-SECRET-ROUNDUP. Fast forward to April 2024, the Iowa Senate approved a bill that provides legal immunity to agricultural chemical manufacturers from lawsuits alleging the companies did not inform users about the health risks, provided the products include the necessary EPA labels. “Why would they do this?!”, you ask. Answer: Campaign contributions. Bayer, who owns RoundUp is very active in the political world. In fact, owns BAYERPAC, which is legally authorized to participate in the political process at the federal and state levels by contributing financially to political candidates. https://preview.redd.it/y39dvagew9yc1.png?width=1076&format=png&auto=webp&s=3886b851476de8fb16c35d79fc71d9f7ac372552 Bayer also makes contributions outside of BAYERPAC. You can view some of their 2020 contributions here, there are a lot of them. They donate to both parties, bit like Zionists, they're most likely owned by some, probably Black Rock, State Street, & or Vanguard, or even Artisan. So, you can see why they are able to get whatever they want passed in congress. That, my friends, was the true story of Roundup, Glyphosate, Rigged Studies, Corruption and the secret Population Control Weapon, disguised as a weed killer, funded by Rockefeller. Oh! There is a small light at the end of the tunnel. It’s a really small light though, like a nightlight, but smaller. The teeny-tiny-light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel news is that Bayer is phasing out Glyphosate in some of their products. YIPPIE! Drug the Water Supply, Destroy the Family, Reduce Fertility (1969)Rockefellers Population Council's publication states THE GOAL IS "ZERO GROWTH", and here's how they're going to achieve it...“Let us assume that today’s national family planning programs, mainly based on voluntary contraception, are not “enough” - when “enough” is defined not necessarily as achieving zero growth in some extended present but simply as lowering birth rates quickly and substantially. “Enough” begs the question of the ultimate goal and only asks that a faster decline in population growth rates be brought about than is presently being achieved or in prospect - and within the range of the possible, the faster the better” … “let us say that the proximate goal is the halving of the birth rate in the next decade or two…” - Bernard Berelson, President of the Population Council (1969).Take a journey with me, back to the 1960’s, shortly after the crazy Eugenics program was banned. If you haven’t read my post on Eugenics, it’s another dose of incredible, untold history that every American should read (and you Canadian’s and German’s too, you guys were just as bad as us). So, as I was saying, Eugenics had been recently outlawed because it had spun completely out of control. When it was banned the public assumed this meant the crazy sh*t was over… little did they know, while everyone was distracted by the (Tavistock) Hippie Movement and the Vietnam War, the population control agenda was just beginning. Prior to 1970, 30 heads of worldwide governments had already endorsed efforts to limit the population. The National Family Planning Program had already been adopted in a couple dozen countries and was activley supported by the United States, Sweden and many more (lemme guess, Canada and Germany too?) https://preview.redd.it/voac59g3x9yc1.png?width=655&format=png&auto=webp&s=d80e1589df04aae92f409ef86ef7a1e634d905f1 In early 1969, a 12-page document titled, “Beyond Family Planning” was published by Bernard Berelson, who was the proud president of the Rockefeller-founded Population In the document, Mr. Berelson writes, “Indeed, the ultimate goal of population policy - that is, zero growth - need not be agreed upon or even considered by officials who can agree upon the immediate goal of lowering growth by a specified amount by “as much as possible” within a period of years. And since there are always goals beyond goals, one does not even need to know what the ultimate goal is - only the direction in which it will be found. Would insistence now on the acknowledgement of an ultimate goal of zero growth advance the effort…”, “There is agreement, however, that the problem is of such magnitude and consequence that additional efforts are needed to reach a solution…” The document goes on to scheme ways to reduce the population, with the ultimate goal being “zero growth”. Today we are going to discuss many of the president of The Population Council’s ideas. IDEA #1: EXTENSIONS OF VOLUNTARY FERTILITY CONTROL“Liberalize induced abortion”. Berelson writes, “since it is voluntary it can be justified as a contribution to the effective personal freedom of individual couples”, then goes on to say, “with gradual effort it will be politically accepted.” And here we are today…https://preview.redd.it/081phpzbx9yc1.png?width=1456&format=png&auto=webp&s=378fbec2866f02803f4312c2e584edc4ebc24f17 Do you know who holds the patent on the Abortion Pill? YEP, the Population Council holds the patent for the Abortion Pill! IDEA #2: INVOLUNTARY FERTILITY CONTROL VIA THE WATER SUPPLYThey feel, because population growth is such a problem, the government should regulate births. A fertility control agent, designed to lower fertility to 75% below the current birth rate could be deployed. This chemical would be included in the water supply in urban areas and administered by “other methods” elsewhere.Adding these sterilants to staple food is another way to secretly dose people. - I find this to be exceptionally interesting because I recently published Vitamin A: Population Control - United Nations Evil Food Fortification Program, and in this article I show you that Vitamin A (a lab-made chemical that we are being duped into believing is a Vitamin), is a secret fertility reducing agent that is a teratogen. In addition to causing sterility, miscarriages and still-births, teratogens are responsible for 5% of ALL birth defects! https://preview.redd.it/qrrezrwix9yc1.png?width=713&format=png&auto=webp&s=58bdaa1d16ab1692f1fdddbf52b55b9db40f910c https://preview.redd.it/3p3r7rtjx9yc1.png?width=437&format=png&auto=webp&s=5794523092892c0ab25025a908bfe6d00774ce73 https://preview.redd.it/3jtyzqplx9yc1.png?width=1277&format=png&auto=webp&s=c5502e9a87ca0364bff93dc4016624e1277c987d Yet it is being pushed on women as prenatal vitamins, and women are literally gobbling them up. 24,000 reviews on a single product containing this evil chemical: Then, if the child survives through birth, whether born with birth defects or not, it is fed formula fortified with more Vitamin A, followed by baby food loaded with multiple Vitamins, then childhood Vitamins. If the child breastfeeds and the mother is taking Vitamins, both the mother and child are being dosed. Berelson goes on to question, “How are fertility control agents or sterilants to be administered on an involuntary mass basis in the absence of a central water supply or food processing system?”. Clearly, it is imperative that as many people as possible are forced to utilize a centralized water supply because that ensures the public is being dosed with fertility reducing agents. Regarding a centralized food processing system, this phrase stood out to me because I wrote this post called Poison Food Supply: History of Food Fortification - Adding Toxic Chemicals Under the Guise of “Vitamins”, in which I shared a true story of corruption, bribery and extortion, leading to our food supply being forever adulterated with chemicals. That tale begins with salt “fortification” in the 1920s. Once salt was allowed to be chemically treated, the chemical manufacturers saw a goldmine, so, before you knew it, milk needed chemical Vitamin A and D (rat poison, hazardous), then flour, then grains, then, quite literally, everything processed suddenly needed added Vitamins (the United Nations dictates which chemicals are to be used to keep us healthy). In 2024, it is impossible to find non-fortified flour at any of my local grocery stores. Every single one contains Vitamin A and a lengthy list of other Regarding the Beyond Family Planning document, they want to make sure people do not fall ill from the chemicals. I highly doubt this is because they care. I suspect it is because people would start asking questions then demanding this chemical concoction be removed from the water and food supply. IDEA #3: LICENSES TO HAVE CHILDRENThe idea was to have people collect ten certificates, which would then allow the person to have one child. Certificates could be earned, purchased or inherited. - Sounds like a f*cking video game or scavenger hunt. Disgusting.IDEA #4: TEMPORARY STERILIZATION OF ALL GIRLSA “time-capsule contraceptive” would be given to all girls, as well as women after delivery of a child. Reversing the time capsule would require governmental approval. This could also tie into the certificate system mentioned above.IDEA #5: PAY PEOPLE TO STAY ON CONTRACEPTIVESAnother idea was to give people a free gift, like a transistor radio. (Thought to self: Free gifts? Kinda like this?…)https://preview.redd.it/gnkgqdnqx9yc1.png?width=1283&format=png&auto=webp&s=ded499c0272e108e87c342641b7828fa3fa212d2 The Population Council went on to suggest that people could also earn bonuses for “non-pregnancy”. A lottery scheme was also proposed. Where have we heard of this before? Oh yes, now I remember… https://preview.redd.it/i4cnjm7tx9yc1.png?width=1036&format=png&auto=webp&s=5d8138020bf1308057e323e3663f455d08928c4a https://preview.redd.it/sjforl4ux9yc1.png?width=1456&format=png&auto=webp&s=8536c9a7c250d8bcb4dce6b2beb5e506374fb0d9 https://preview.redd.it/ulo6gs1vx9yc1.png?width=676&format=png&auto=webp&s=dcb623fabea7492af9919ee9c6acdc1b0410ba7b Now that I think about it, I know two women who had miscarriages after taking the jab. One was pregnant with twins at the time that she, and her husband, got vaccinated together. A couple weeks later, her husband died on the couch from a heart attack in the middle of the night. My family donated to the GoFundMe Campaign and purchased some items for a fundraiser raffle. Before the raffle took place, she miscarried one of the twins. The other was born with birth defects that December. The other woman who miscarried was my sister-in-law's sister, only three weeks after the booster. Doctors assured her it was not the vaccine and was “just stress from work”, because, you know, women weren’t designed to carry a baby and also deal with stress, they are just too fragile. Sh*t like this makes me want to walk into the nearest hospital and punch the first doctor I see in the face. Additionally, the Population Council discussed a plan to “offer incentives for vasectomy”. Vasectomy is considered a permanent form of male sterilization, and boasts a 99% success rate at forever-preventing pregnancy. IDEA #6: PENALTIESAs we saw with Covid, the government loves “the carrot or the stick” PSYOP. If you choose carrot, you quickly discover it’s a GMO carrot, fortified with Vitamin A. If you choose the stick, you discover it’s actually a Naginata.Either way, the government hates you and wants you to die (but only after Big Pharma can experiment on you for 40+ years; just pretty-please die before you reach the age of collecting a single benefit you spent your whole life paying in to). Regarding the Population Council document, the stick options they discussed include:
IDEA #7: RUN A PSYOP TO GET WOMEN OUT OF THE HOME AND INTO THE WORK FORCEA little personal story for you: When I was growing up in the 1980s, my father worked and my mother stayed home to raise three kids. We were by no means wealthy, but we always had utilities and food, without government assistance. If the old car needed repair, dad wrenched on it until he figured it out. Us kids got new clothing when our older cousins outgrew theirs. Other than using some canned fruits and vegetables, mom cooked every meal from scratch. We wasted nothing. We had stew made from scraps so often, that as an adult, I refuse to eat it; I have not had stew in 25+ years and still don’t want it, lol.Fast food was a very rare splurge and only purchased with a coupon combined with pre-planning to maximize savings; there was no such thing as ordering a Taco Bell Taco Supreme, you get a regular taco and add sour cream at home or you get nothing. When my little brother was pestering my parents about, “can we please take a vacation?”, they bought a used tent and set it up in the back yard for him. Other than that, our only vacation was within our home state of Michigan, once a year, to a place where my family got a steep discount because they knew the owner. Despite never having “the finer things in life”, my family did fine off one income… but I’d be lying if I didn’t admit to being envious of fellow students opening their brand-new-every-year lunch boxes to display fancy fruit roll-ups in shiny wrappers, juice boxes and Spaghetti-O’s in a flashy, new thermos, while I had yet another sandwich with 2 pieces of ham and a slice of cheese. My mom refused to cut off the crust because that’s wasteful, so I was the one kid with sandwich crust. Although we didn’t have what the cool kids had, we had a two-parent household, with a mom who was always home to clean our scraped knees, take our temperature when we were sick, whip us when we were bad, and who always had a homecooked meal on the table for dad when he got home from work. As an adult, I realize that this was far more important than fancy lunch box contents. I mention all of this because, somewhere on my shadow-banned Twitter account, I have this video explaining how, around the 1960’s, they planned to rig the system to ensure that, over time, it would become nearly impossible for a single income to support a family. I tried like hell to find this video, but my content is so shadowed that even I can’t locate it. Anyway, point being, they schemed to disrupt the childhood I grew up with and a key factor is getting women out of the home and into the workforce. In the document, they state that women could be forced to labor outside of the home, although they later point out that this could impact the ability of men to work, due to lack of job positions. This would then lead to men being at home, which doesn’t solve the problem of a stay-at-home-parent. We already saw these efforts to get women to abandon the household and join the workforce play out during World War II with Rosie the Riveter To this day, these efforts continue with the unending push for women to “break the glass ceiling” They define the Glass Ceiling as an invisible barrier designed to stop certain people (meaning everyone except white men) from reaching high positions in a company. Because the ceiling is invisible (just like viruses and vitamins), there is no conclusive way to show it has been broken, therefore the ploy can indefinitely continue. By the way, for those who don’t know, the reason women didn’t vote was because they didn’t want to, because the power of voting came with automatically being eligible to be drafted for war. Men wanted to protect women and women needed to be home to protect their children and household, not go fight a war. Another idea to get women out of the house was convincing them to extend their education by going to college (which in itself is a rabbit hole, far beyond propagandizing the youth. A large quantity of these colleges are basically front organizations for biological weapons programs. No, biological weapon does not mean “virus”. They state these efforts, combined with encouraging later age of marriage, “all contribute to population control in a significant way”. They also mention ending maternity leave would be a fantastic solution. IDEA #8: DIRECT MANIPULATION OF THE FAMILY STRUCTUREGetting women out of the home is only part of the population control plan. The other essential component is to, “introduce distractions into people lives to take them away from their family”. Think about what we have today; music that applauds infidelity, casual sex and the single life while degrading the opposite sex. We are bombarded with free pornography, cell phone games, social media, streaming services, not to mention the news media, which broadcasts endless chaos… all distractions.“Selective restricting of the family in relation to the rest of society”, is another idea the Population Council suggests. They go on to say, “social measures designed to affect the birth rate indirectly” have been proposed by the United Nations, the Small Family Norm Committee, the Central Family Planning Council, and have, “appeared in almost every issue of publications such as Family Planning News, Centra Calling and Planned Parenthood” IDEA #9: PROMOTE NOT BEING MARRIEDYou can’t directly tell people, “don’t get married because then you might have children”, so instead they choose to convince women that they don’t need a worthless man for anything:https://preview.redd.it/i5z969ufy9yc1.png?width=823&format=png&auto=webp&s=0d4ae746a4d717ab36f964750ed078d2d53aba77 https://preview.redd.it/tcmii4qgy9yc1.png?width=765&format=png&auto=webp&s=6aa7f4f5f08533f772574178c262a08a5384a04e https://preview.redd.it/ulntwfnhy9yc1.png?width=1418&format=png&auto=webp&s=cbc3a58499e3358f51fd086b4ddb6a14089efea7 https://preview.redd.it/z09f119jy9yc1.png?width=967&format=png&auto=webp&s=66c692485319d1d1d46957f92900b204a142e0a5 IDEA #10: PRESSURE RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONSLet me be clear, I have nothing against gay people whatsoever. I couldn’t care less what people do in the bedroom as long as it ain’t diddling kids. But reality is, being gay is wonderful for population control because two people of the same sex cannot procreate. People wrongly assume that Pride is pushed so hard because they want “Gay Rights”. This is blatantly false. They want No Rights for anyone, including gay people. They want “zero population growth”, and people who physically cannot procreate are far superior to a vasectomy that has a 1% failure rateRegarding the pressuring of religious organizations, now the Pope is endorsing same-sex relationships. https://preview.redd.it/llt7ftrly9yc1.png?width=1176&format=png&auto=webp&s=c35004e6c54f3f9fd984b5aca29eb238dcd836fd Then the Pope upped the ante and now supports Transgenderism, which is even better than being gay if you can convince people to completely lop off their kids wee-wee. https://preview.redd.it/7zjicq0oy9yc1.png?width=1046&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ddc5154766d8f4744e9245fd517320fd0995b03 Btw, in that Eugenic piece I wrote, they were performing “A-Sexualization” surgeries and sterilizing kids as young as six, in the 1940s! Is it ironic that today we have the Transgender movement targeting this same demographic? I think not. Was Eugenics actually the Transgender Movement 1.0? Regarding the topic of Abortion, the current stance from the Pope is pretty much, “it’s bad, but we should stay out of it because it’s a political issue”, which is a great way to play both sides. IDEA #11: ESTABLISH A USA FEDERAL DEPARTMENT OF POPULATIONThe Beyond Family Planning document states The World Health Organization, UNICEF and UNESCO “have moved some distance toward family planning, if not population control, but only slowly”, this is why the new agency is imperative.This new entity would have the power to take “whatever steps are necessary to establish a reasonable population size”. … which is yet another attempt at resurrecting the Eugenics program, then feeding it crack cocaine and meth so it goes into overdrive. IDEA #12: INCORPORATE POPULATION CONTROL MATERIALS INTO SCHOOLSThe president of the Population Council says his is a great option because it is not expensive. Do we even need to discuss the filth being pushed in schools? Pride flags hanging in classrooms? Transgenderism and “Glass Ceiling” curriculum? Teaching everyone that all white men have oppressed them for all of history, meanwhile never teaching them that the real oppressor is the government?Those were the highlights of their ideas. THE MOST IMPORTANT PSYOP OF ALLDuring the document, they emphasize, more than once, how the public perceives the program is of utmost importance. They want to make sure it is not seen as population control but instead promoted as “freedom”…1 eye symbolism of course lol https://preview.redd.it/f2puv7oxy9yc1.png?width=1456&format=png&auto=webp&s=b1e0f375dfcaeed9d92b775e8825d1d1172df0b2 In the 1969 document, they go on to call people having multiple children ignorant. FINAL THOUGHTS:On page 7 they use the word “infanticide”, and in the next sentence ask, “How many innocent or unknowing men may be vasectomized for a fee?” before they are forced to stop this practice due to morals (damn morals, always getting in the way of everything! The NIH’s INFANTICIDE Experiments, took place at the exact same time as Eugenics. One of the most important admissions from this document is that they are unable to control a large population of refusers.I should close out this by mentioning that this document was authored primarily targeting India’s population, but, as you can see, the exact tactics Rockefellers Population Council fantasized about in 1969 came to be, across the world, as if in Lockstep. The government wants to kill you and your family? Regardless of where you live. |
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2024.04.19 07:10 The_MAZZTer IKVM + Apache Tika doesn't work on Linux. Ideas?
Alright let me explain what I am trying to do here for context. tl;dr at the end.
I have this app for work that is supposed to hoover up arbitrary files from a folder, grab any metadata and full text it can extract, and slap that into a search index. Then my app makes search functionality for those files available to users.
My initial solution was to use Apache Tika (which is Java-based) in its CLI app form, invoked from my app. The problem was it was pretty slow, I assumed because it had to set up and tear down the JVM for each file I wanted processed. So I looked for alternatives. Apache Tika had a Web API version so I tried to use that. Only needed to invoke it once and could feed it files. The problem with that is I quickly noticed I had to feed it the files through the web API... some files were quite large so this was slow. And it would just save them on disk temporarily! So it was moving bytes around for no reason at all and so I kept looking for a better way.
I then found IKVM, which does the somehow impossible task of running Java code in process in .NET. Set it up with Tika, worked perfectly on my Windows development machine. Still feels like it processes some files super slowly, which is unfortunate, but that's as good as I'm getting out of Tika I assume.
The problem started when I went to test on a Linux box. Turns out IKVM implements some Java APIs for dealing with images with System.Drawing.Common, which is Windows only (!). There's a reported issue here about it.
Tika uses those APIs whenever I feed it a PDF so there doesn't seem to be a way around it from that angle. I did figure out since I am still on .NET 6 I can use a compatibility flag to re-enable Unix support for System.Drawing.Common, and that seems to work OK for now in my testing, but of course that is only a short term solution, and will stop working once I upgrade to .NET 8.
I am looking for paths forward from there. I found tikaondotnet which at first I assumed was a port and as such should fix all my problems, but it looks like just a wrapper around the same IKVM + Tika solution I'm already using! I will probably test it to be sure, but it doesn't look promising.
I would appreciate any ideas on where I can go from here. My goal is to remove this compatibility flag hack and update to .NET 8. Is there a good FOSS .NET library for commercial use to replace Tika with? Here is what I am using Tika for specifically, and as such my requirements for a replacement:
Any ideas on alternatives would be appreciated. I recall back when I found Tika I had trouble finding anything else (I was looking for something .NET native).
tl;dr currently using IKVM and Java-based Apache Tika on Linux but it depends on System.Drawing.Common so it doesn't work. Trying to find a fix or alternatives, such as a true .NET FOSS library.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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I have this app for work that is supposed to hoover up arbitrary files from a folder, grab any metadata and full text it can extract, and slap that into a search index. Then my app makes search functionality for those files available to users.
My initial solution was to use Apache Tika (which is Java-based) in its CLI app form, invoked from my app. The problem was it was pretty slow, I assumed because it had to set up and tear down the JVM for each file I wanted processed. So I looked for alternatives. Apache Tika had a Web API version so I tried to use that. Only needed to invoke it once and could feed it files. The problem with that is I quickly noticed I had to feed it the files through the web API... some files were quite large so this was slow. And it would just save them on disk temporarily! So it was moving bytes around for no reason at all and so I kept looking for a better way.
I then found IKVM, which does the somehow impossible task of running Java code in process in .NET. Set it up with Tika, worked perfectly on my Windows development machine. Still feels like it processes some files super slowly, which is unfortunate, but that's as good as I'm getting out of Tika I assume.
The problem started when I went to test on a Linux box. Turns out IKVM implements some Java APIs for dealing with images with System.Drawing.Common, which is Windows only (!). There's a reported issue here about it.
Tika uses those APIs whenever I feed it a PDF so there doesn't seem to be a way around it from that angle. I did figure out since I am still on .NET 6 I can use a compatibility flag to re-enable Unix support for System.Drawing.Common, and that seems to work OK for now in my testing, but of course that is only a short term solution, and will stop working once I upgrade to .NET 8.
I am looking for paths forward from there. I found tikaondotnet which at first I assumed was a port and as such should fix all my problems, but it looks like just a wrapper around the same IKVM + Tika solution I'm already using! I will probably test it to be sure, but it doesn't look promising.
I would appreciate any ideas on where I can go from here. My goal is to remove this compatibility flag hack and update to .NET 8. Is there a good FOSS .NET library for commercial use to replace Tika with? Here is what I am using Tika for specifically, and as such my requirements for a replacement:
- Detecting file type based on contents (technically optional, not a big deal if I just use file extensions to do it I suppose, or just find a dedicated library for just this)
- Extracting metadata from files
- Extracting full text from files
Any ideas on alternatives would be appreciated. I recall back when I found Tika I had trouble finding anything else (I was looking for something .NET native).
tl;dr currently using IKVM and Java-based Apache Tika on Linux but it depends on System.Drawing.Common so it doesn't work. Trying to find a fix or alternatives, such as a true .NET FOSS library.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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2024.04.12 00:53 deepdishd ModuleNotFoundError for `pytesseract` in Windows 10 Pro
Hello Gurus,
I have a small Python script that I created as a POC for tesseract-OCR. The script works great, and as expected, in Linux; however, now I have been asked to demonstrate in Windows (ugh) and I have run into serious issues that need your help.
Windows 10 Pro/Python 3.12.3
I've installed tesseract-OCR for Windows, and all required packages in a Python virtual environment. However, when I run the script, I get "ModuleNotFoundError" even though `pip` clearly finds the module.
This is the script for all who are interested:
The requirements.txt is as follows:
The error is as follows, along with `pip` showing that it knows all about pytesseract:
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I have a small Python script that I created as a POC for tesseract-OCR. The script works great, and as expected, in Linux; however, now I have been asked to demonstrate in Windows (ugh) and I have run into serious issues that need your help.
Windows 10 Pro/Python 3.12.3
I've installed tesseract-OCR for Windows, and all required packages in a Python virtual environment. However, when I run the script, I get "ModuleNotFoundError" even though `pip` clearly finds the module.
This is the script for all who are interested:
import pytesseract from PIL import Image from pdf2image import convert_from_path import Path def ConvertPDF2Images(pdf: str) -> list: """ Converts the supplied pdf into JPG images and return the list of file names created (one per page) """ images = convert_from_path(pdf) retval = [] for i in range(len(images)): retval.append('page' + str(i) + '.jpg') images[i].save(retval[i], 'JPEG') return retval if name == "main": testFile = input("Enter name of test file: ") # Test pdf file needle = input("Enter search term: ") # Search term needle = needle.lower() hitCount = 0 for fname in ConvertPDF2Images(testFile): # Look for the `needle` in the OCR of each image print(f"Processing {fname}") image = Image.open(fname) ocr_result = pytesseract.image_to_string(image) hitCount += ocr_result.lower().count(needle) path = Path(fname) path.unlink() print(f"{needle} found {hitCount} times") The requirements.txt is as follows:
numpy==1.26.4 opencv-python==4.9.0.80 packaging==24.0 pdf2image==1.17.0 pillow==10.3.0 pytesseract==0.3.10
The error is as follows, along with `pip` showing that it knows all about pytesseract:
(venv) C:\Users\winte\dev\python\py-test-tesseract>python3 main.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 1, inThank you for your time and any guidance you can provide.import pytesseract ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pytesseract' (venv) C:\Users\winte\dev\python\py-test-tesseract>pip show pytesseract Name: pytesseract Version: 0.3.10 Summary: Python-tesseract is a python wrapper for Google's Tesseract-OCR Home-page: https://github.com/madmaze/pytesseract Author: Samuel Hoffstaetter Author-email: samuel@hoffstaetter.com License: Apache License 2.0 Location: C:\Users\winte\dev\python\py-test-tesseract\venv\Lib\site-packages Requires: packaging, Pillow Required-by:
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2024.04.10 02:30 Teyarual What is the influence and responsability of Design in the food industry?
Hello everyone,
I currently started studying this subject for a degree, I'm not looking for any homework (rule 5). I mostly want to share part of what I'm finding and learning.
At a starting point it, this seems to be more related to marketing than design but looking a bit more below the surface, design principles and concepts can be found.
Some easy ones are character creation, some concepts to follow are that they have to have silhuetes easy to recognize, can be remembered and replicated by memory (better if a child can do it), give them personality and so on. On the personality part, on some design projects I have worked on, we tend to do a lot of research and surveys to understand the target audience, get to know their likes and dislikes, tendencies, personalities and so on. With that information you can create a brand and/or a mascot.
Another one is just how one simple change can produce different reactions and emotions on the clients and users, for example saying "crispy" instead of "fried" makes people feel less guilty about eating greasy chicken. This is a bit more related to the experience and manipulating the emotions, something that in design can also be done with shapes and colors.
One of the books I'm using for reference is called "Encyclopedia of Junk Food and Fast Food", I highly recomend it even just for leisure, it has a lot of interesting stories like how McDonalds fries came to be and why they are so addictive, or how candy wrappers came to be (this involves the myth of razors on apples on halloween). Another one is why fast food also started as a thing, in short is because "time is money", so the less time eating the more money you can make. But this also created a big part of the system of feeding and nutrition we have in the western world (the good and the bad). A lot of different areas of design are involved in this, from the graphic, to industrial, to user experience, system design, interior design and others more.
I'm really interested in getting to know people that have experience on with the food industry from the design perspective, its interesting to know that it can start with creating a dish like a hamburger, a system like food subscription services, a restaurant that can be just one location or a franchise or designing the identity of a brand.
Eating is a need that everyperson has to satisfy, the nutrition, social and experience of it, also there are very different ways that people satisfy it.
Here is an online version of the book I mention:
(PDF) ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JUNK FOOD AND FAST FOOD Angelica Berleze - Academia.edu
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I currently started studying this subject for a degree, I'm not looking for any homework (rule 5). I mostly want to share part of what I'm finding and learning.
At a starting point it, this seems to be more related to marketing than design but looking a bit more below the surface, design principles and concepts can be found.
Some easy ones are character creation, some concepts to follow are that they have to have silhuetes easy to recognize, can be remembered and replicated by memory (better if a child can do it), give them personality and so on. On the personality part, on some design projects I have worked on, we tend to do a lot of research and surveys to understand the target audience, get to know their likes and dislikes, tendencies, personalities and so on. With that information you can create a brand and/or a mascot.
Another one is just how one simple change can produce different reactions and emotions on the clients and users, for example saying "crispy" instead of "fried" makes people feel less guilty about eating greasy chicken. This is a bit more related to the experience and manipulating the emotions, something that in design can also be done with shapes and colors.
One of the books I'm using for reference is called "Encyclopedia of Junk Food and Fast Food", I highly recomend it even just for leisure, it has a lot of interesting stories like how McDonalds fries came to be and why they are so addictive, or how candy wrappers came to be (this involves the myth of razors on apples on halloween). Another one is why fast food also started as a thing, in short is because "time is money", so the less time eating the more money you can make. But this also created a big part of the system of feeding and nutrition we have in the western world (the good and the bad). A lot of different areas of design are involved in this, from the graphic, to industrial, to user experience, system design, interior design and others more.
I'm really interested in getting to know people that have experience on with the food industry from the design perspective, its interesting to know that it can start with creating a dish like a hamburger, a system like food subscription services, a restaurant that can be just one location or a franchise or designing the identity of a brand.
Eating is a need that everyperson has to satisfy, the nutrition, social and experience of it, also there are very different ways that people satisfy it.
Here is an online version of the book I mention:
(PDF) ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JUNK FOOD AND FAST FOOD Angelica Berleze - Academia.edu
2024.04.09 08:49 Puzzleheaded-Set5646 Candyville: Toronto's Favorite Online Candy Store
In a world filled with stress and responsibilities, sometimes all we need is a little bit of sweetness to brighten our day. And what better way to satisfy our sweet tooth cravings than indulging in a variety of delectable candies and chocolates? Toronto, known for its vibrant culture and diverse culinary scene, is home to a plethora of delightful treats, and at the heart of it all lies Candyville – the city's favorite online candy store.
Candies, those tiny bursts of happiness wrapped in colorful wrappers, have been a source of joy for generations. From childhood memories of trading candies with friends to adulthood cravings for a quick sugar fix, candies hold a special place in our hearts. Whether it's the nostalgic taste of childhood favorites or the excitement of discovering new flavors, the appeal of candies transcends age barriers.
From fruity gummies to creamy chocolates, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The mere sight of candy can evoke feelings of happiness and anticipation, making it a beloved treat for people of all ages.
Candies have a rich cultural significance that spans across the globe. In many cultures, candies are an integral part of celebrations and rituals, symbolizing sweetness and abundance. From the sugared almonds thrown at weddings in Greece to the colorful confections exchanged during Diwali in India, candies play a central role in cultural traditions around the world.
In addition to their cultural significance, candies also hold a special place in popular culture. From iconic candy brands like Hershey's and Mars to beloved characters like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, candies have been immortalized in literature, film, and music. They're often used as symbols of childhood innocence and whimsy, evoking feelings of nostalgia and nostalgia.
Candies also have a fascinating history, dating back centuries to ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and the Aztecs, who enjoyed sweet treats made from honey and fruits. Over time, candies evolved into the diverse assortment of confections we know today, thanks to advancements in technology and the creativity of candy makers.
Continue Reading...
https://candyville.ca/blogs/news/candyville-torontos-favorite-online-candy-store
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Candies, those tiny bursts of happiness wrapped in colorful wrappers, have been a source of joy for generations. From childhood memories of trading candies with friends to adulthood cravings for a quick sugar fix, candies hold a special place in our hearts. Whether it's the nostalgic taste of childhood favorites or the excitement of discovering new flavors, the appeal of candies transcends age barriers.
From fruity gummies to creamy chocolates, there's something for everyone to enjoy. The mere sight of candy can evoke feelings of happiness and anticipation, making it a beloved treat for people of all ages.
Candies have a rich cultural significance that spans across the globe. In many cultures, candies are an integral part of celebrations and rituals, symbolizing sweetness and abundance. From the sugared almonds thrown at weddings in Greece to the colorful confections exchanged during Diwali in India, candies play a central role in cultural traditions around the world.
In addition to their cultural significance, candies also hold a special place in popular culture. From iconic candy brands like Hershey's and Mars to beloved characters like Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, candies have been immortalized in literature, film, and music. They're often used as symbols of childhood innocence and whimsy, evoking feelings of nostalgia and nostalgia.
Candies also have a fascinating history, dating back centuries to ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians and the Aztecs, who enjoyed sweet treats made from honey and fruits. Over time, candies evolved into the diverse assortment of confections we know today, thanks to advancements in technology and the creativity of candy makers.
Continue Reading...
https://candyville.ca/blogs/news/candyville-torontos-favorite-online-candy-store
2024.04.06 22:21 CatWatt April 6th Special Days - Featuring Barney and Friends Freebies!
2024.04.05 03:07 SohilAhmed07 In page WebView?
I don't know how its possible but ive seen it in action at some client i visited to show demo of application we were working on.
There was this locally hosted application that he was using, there was just one page and that gad a web view attached to it, somehow that application had a wrapper around WhatsApp web, and had a API or something to send message and PDF documents to contact. (One PDF one contact)
Can we have same achive similar for WhatsApp and telegram, I would absolutely love to keep that opensource so that anyone on GitHub can use or contribute to that.
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There was this locally hosted application that he was using, there was just one page and that gad a web view attached to it, somehow that application had a wrapper around WhatsApp web, and had a API or something to send message and PDF documents to contact. (One PDF one contact)
Can we have same achive similar for WhatsApp and telegram, I would absolutely love to keep that opensource so that anyone on GitHub can use or contribute to that.
2024.04.04 18:42 sTatiKDev Struggling to find PDF metadata extractor with these requirements
Hi I've been doing research for quite a while now but have been struggling finding an extractor that is:
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- Must run on Linux & be compatible
- Can be used to extract number of pages
- Can extract XMP metadata from PDF
- Can convert a PDF page into an image