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Trellis 3D
trellis3d
·AI / ML·2w ago
Trellis 3D

Turn images and ideas into editable 3D asset prototypes

Trellis 3D is an independent browser-based service for creating 3D models from reference images or text. It brings several generation models into one workflow, with an interactive preview so you can inspect a result before exporting it. Use it to explore game props, product concepts or early design assets. Export GLB, OBJ, FBX or USDZ files for further editing and integration with your creative workflow. Production-ready work may still need geometry and topology checks. The web app is built with Next.js and Codex-assisted development. It is not the official Microsoft TRELLIS research project.

3dAINextJSdesignasset-prototyping
priya_codes
·4mo ago
Whisperdesk

I made offline meeting transcription that never leaves your laptop

Runs Whisper locally and drops a clean, speaker-labeled transcript into a plain markdown file. No cloud, no upload, it works on a plane and it works when the meeting was about something you would rather not hand to a third party. I built it after reading one too many transcription-tool privacy policies that quietly reserved the right to train on my audio. Speaker diarization without the cloud was the fun part: a small local embedding model gives rough labels that are good enough to skim a meeting you missed. It still trips on heavy crosstalk and long recordings take a while, but it has become the thing I reach for every week.

AIproductivityopen-source
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priya_codes
·5mo ago
Quantize

I got small LLMs running nicely on a Raspberry Pi

A wrapper plus web UI around llama.cpp tuned for single board computers like the Raspberry Pi. It streams tokens over websockets and stays under the Pi's tiny memory budget using Q4 quantization and mmap, so a 3B model actually fits in 2GB. Tokens per second are slow, but for a home assistant that mostly answers short questions it is real-time enough to feel responsive. I wanted something that ran entirely on hardware I own: no API keys, no usage caps, and no sending my house's voice commands off to someone's cloud. Setup is a single script that auto-detects the board. Local Whisper for voice input is the next milestone.

AIopen-sourcebackend
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