Send files between two devices using nothing but a screen and a camera

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What a neat concept. I love to see innovation like this. Sure, it is markably worse throughput than basically anything else, but it’s something completely new.

The only situation I can see this being useful in is if wireless RF is being monitored, or a mass gathering where uni/multi-cast is simply infeasible.

As it is now, at least. Would love to see it developed further. I have serious concerns at how well it’d function in low light.


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Is this vibe coded?

1 commit. A whole repo. You guess.

2.2k stars, 252 forks, repository created 1 day ago.

It really beg on me the question “how did they even get this much star”

I used to see those “stars” are the indicator for if the repo is good or not and now it useless because of AI bullshit

You can buy github stars and forks nowadays.




and they seem to have no interaction with coding other than this, at least on this account I mean.


The icon also looks like it might have been made by AI raising the chances if them uding AI in other places.



The code doesn’t really look AI generated, no.


It will be dead project in a month. These vibe coded projects always are.


A WITCH! BURN HER!!!!!! /s



I updated my monitor firmware with a program that did something like this.



Sending files between radio’d devices remains the most hideously bad application versus the level of technology we are on.

I mean it’s probably the most secure way to send data between two devices.


i’m partial to localsend but this is still one or two steps above sending it to a server hundreds of km away then back, which is what the norm is.



Imagine the prompt injection attacks you could do if people actually used this.


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