I have experience working with AI models of varying scales, including multimodal systems spanning text, computer vision, and speech. Most recently, I developed and deployed edge-optimized vision models for automated waste segregation, focusing on efficient inference in resource-constrained environments.
I am seeking AI/ML Engineer roles, but I am also open to other relevant positions.
Until a year ago, it was either Calibre/CalibreWeb, Audiobookshelf, or a few alternative readers heavily focused on comics.
Late last year, a vibe-coded app called BookLore appeared and basically brought over everything Calibre did but with much better UX and e-reader integration. The original dev crashed out[0], but the community picked up the project and started reigning in the worst of the slop and maintaining it as Grimmory [1]. It's pretty damn good.
There is also a book fetcher called Shelfmark [2] that integrates with Calibre, ABS, or Grimmory.
[0] and he _might_ be currently trying to push another even more vibe-coded competitor, but that's unconfirmed drama
Is this based on an assumption that Opus 4.7 & co are equivalent or smaller to Opus 4.5 & co? I highly doubt the advanced models (Opus, Pro, etc) aren't biggen than the standard ones (Sonnet, Flash, etc) and fairly sure newer models are bigger than older ones.
I have experience working with AI models of varying scales, including multimodal systems spanning text, computer vision, and speech. Most recently, I developed and deployed edge-optimized vision models for automated waste segregation, focusing on efficient inference in resource-constrained environments.
I am seeking AI/ML Engineer roles, but I am also open to other relevant positions.
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