I just installed Karakeep after using Linkwarden for a while. Which one should I use? I'm quite undecided. Please, help!
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Πατατοκεφτέδες - Patatokeftédes (potato & cheese balls/croquettes, cheese & vegan versions)
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dolfin4 Πατατοκεφτέδες - Patatokeftédes (potato & cheese balls/croquettes, cheese & vegan versions)
vegetarian with egg and dairy
a few recipes are vegan
Here's a wonderful food that you can make at home!
They're potato croquettes or "meatballs". Some are baked, some are and fried. In addition to potatoes, some additional base ingredients may include bread crumbs and/or flour. Some also add onions, And many will also add classic Greek herbs such as mint or parsley)
Traditionally, these also include cheeses! But if you prefer, there are also some vegan recipes that omit cheeses and egg. One adds soy cheese.
Here is are the Greek cheeses mentioned in the recipes, and substitutes you can use:
graviéra - alternative: gruyère, pecorino toscano, pecorino romano, asiago
kefalotýri - alernatives: pecorino romano, parmesan, or manchego
kefalograviéra - it's like halfway between kefalotýri and graviéra, so you can use any of the alternatives for those two cheeses
arsenikó - alternative: pecorino romano
féta
Now, traditionally, there are two regional versions. The Epirus version uses féta and the Cyclades version uses the hard cheeses, namely graviéra, kefalotýri, kefalograviéra, or arsenikó. Some of the recipes below are more of the féta Epirus type, while others are Cycladic recipes with hard cheeses. But some recipes also mix the two!
So browse through the recipes and see what appeals to you most. Also, have a look at the similar prasokeftédes (https://www.reddit.com/r/greekfood/comments/1qj...),* which are leeks croquettes.
Recipes in Greek:
With cheese:
https://www.icookgreek.com/syntagi/patatokeftedes/
https://akispetretzikis.com/recipe/5126/patatok...
https://www.gastronomos.gr/syntagh/patatokefted...
https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy...
https://xrysoskoufaki.gr/πατατοκεφτέδες-χωρίς-α...
https://aples.gr/patatokeftedes-feta/
https://xrysessyntages.com/syntages/fagita/pata...
https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy... (https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy...)
https://www.daddy-cool.gr/sintages/afratoi-pata...
https://www.yiannislucacos.gr/recipe/hortofagik...
https://cooking.sigmalive.com/syntages/aygo-tyr...
https://www.zorbabook.com/recipe/10447/10447
https://xrysoskoufaki.gr/τραγανοί-πατατοκεφτέδε...
Vegan:
https://www.mothersblog.gr/syntages/story/79054...
https://www.giorgostsoulis.com/syntages/orektik...
https://www.monastiriaka.gr/en/blog/fried-potat...
https://www.monasticrepublic.com/syntages/laxan...
Recipes in English:
With cheese:
https://thegreekfoodie.com/potato-fritters-with...
https://akispetretzikis.com/en/recipe/5126/pata...
https://www.dimitrasdishes.com/patatokeftedes-g...
https://www.mygreekdish.com/recipe/fluffiest-po...
Vegan:
https://greekcitytimes.com/2024/01/08/patatokef... May 13 1 like
vegetarian with egg and dairy
a few recipes are vegan
Here's a wonderful food that you can make at home!
They're potato croquettes or "meatballs". Some are baked, some are and fried. In addition to potatoes, some additional base ingredients may include bread crumbs and/or flour. Some also add onions, And many will also add classic Greek herbs such as mint or parsley)
Traditionally, these also include cheeses! But if you prefer, there are also some vegan recipes that omit cheeses and egg. One adds soy cheese.
Here is are the Greek cheeses mentioned in the recipes, and substitutes you can use:
graviéra - alternative: gruyère, pecorino toscano, pecorino romano, asiago
kefalotýri - alernatives: pecorino romano, parmesan, or manchego
kefalograviéra - it's like halfway between kefalotýri and graviéra, so you can use any of the alternatives for those two cheeses
arsenikó - alternative: pecorino romano
féta
Now, traditionally, there are two regional versions. The Epirus version uses féta and the Cyclades version uses the hard cheeses, namely graviéra, kefalotýri, kefalograviéra, or arsenikó. Some of the recipes below are more of the féta Epirus type, while others are Cycladic recipes with hard cheeses. But some recipes also mix the two!
So browse through the recipes and see what appeals to you most. Also, have a look at the similar prasokeftédes (https://www.reddit.com/r/greekfood/comments/1qj...),* which are leeks croquettes.
Recipes in Greek:
With cheese:
https://www.icookgreek.com/syntagi/patatokeftedes/
https://akispetretzikis.com/recipe/5126/patatok...
https://www.gastronomos.gr/syntagh/patatokefted...
https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy...
https://xrysoskoufaki.gr/πατατοκεφτέδες-χωρίς-α...
https://aples.gr/patatokeftedes-feta/
https://xrysessyntages.com/syntages/fagita/pata...
https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy... (https://tasty.athinorama.gr/suntages/almires-sy...)
https://www.daddy-cool.gr/sintages/afratoi-pata...
https://www.yiannislucacos.gr/recipe/hortofagik...
https://cooking.sigmalive.com/syntages/aygo-tyr...
https://www.zorbabook.com/recipe/10447/10447
https://xrysoskoufaki.gr/τραγανοί-πατατοκεφτέδε...
Vegan:
https://www.mothersblog.gr/syntages/story/79054...
https://www.giorgostsoulis.com/syntages/orektik...
https://www.monastiriaka.gr/en/blog/fried-potat...
https://www.monasticrepublic.com/syntages/laxan...
Recipes in English:
With cheese:
https://thegreekfoodie.com/potato-fritters-with...
https://akispetretzikis.com/en/recipe/5126/pata...
https://www.dimitrasdishes.com/patatokeftedes-g...
https://www.mygreekdish.com/recipe/fluffiest-po...
Vegan:
https://greekcitytimes.com/2024/01/08/patatokef... May 13 1 like
Exercise Library
Hey,
I‘m looking for an exercise library.
In general I‘m interested in the muscles worked by each movement. If I Google exercises I usually get plenty of results, however I‘m not able to tell how serious/scientific proven those websites are.
I do have a book about Olympic Weightlifting by Greg Everett and found a library for those kind of lifts on his website - both mostly focused on the Barbell. I would love such a thing for Kettlebell and Bodyweight movements.
I would prefer an online source, but if you have a good recommendation for a printed book I would appreciate it aswell.
Athletic_adv This is what you're looking for - https://www.amazon.com.au/Kettlebell-Strength-T... Mar 31, 2025 1 like
MaxiMillion53 That‘s it! Thank you very much! Mar 31, 2025 1 like
hraath https://kettlebellsworkouts.com/kettlebell-exer...
Greg Brookes website is pretty good for this Mar 31, 2025 1 like
Greg Brookes website is pretty good for this Mar 31, 2025 1 like
MaxiMillion53 Thats great, thank you! Apr 1, 2025 1 like
Cheesy Baked Pasta w/ Sausage & Ricotta
ComfortableBug5893 Was it good? May 8 1 like
unclesmokedog yes. if it wasn't, i wouldnt have posted it May 8
Analyzed 75 longevity papers. Most of your stack is a nothing-burger. Here's what actually moves mortality
I compiled an open-source wiki of 75 peer-reviewed primary papers across longevity, rejuvenation, and preventive medicine. Trying to separate the signal from the multi-billion-dollar supplement industry. Sharing the verdict because if you're running a "longevity stack," most of it probably isn't doing what you think.
What the RCTs say doesn't work:
- NMN / NR. Blood NAD+ rises, clinical endpoints don't. The latest large RCT (NR in long-COVID, 2025) is mixed at best across cognition and recovery markers.
Quick_Adhesiveness89 The problem with genAI is that people believe they are reasoning, whereas they are producing something which mimic reasoning.
Example:
“Vitamin D supplementation in non-deficient adults.”
Translation: “We gave supplements to people who do not need and it had no impact”
- Supplementation at which value?
- In “non-deficient” adults only (lol)
- Define the level of “non-deficient”
- daily dose or monthly?
I advise OP to challenge a bit more the output, for now it’s a bit GIGO.
Apr 25 8 likes
Example:
“Vitamin D supplementation in non-deficient adults.”
Translation: “We gave supplements to people who do not need and it had no impact”
- Supplementation at which value?
- In “non-deficient” adults only (lol)
- Define the level of “non-deficient”
- daily dose or monthly?
I advise OP to challenge a bit more the output, for now it’s a bit GIGO.
Apr 25 8 likes
gtwooh AI slop. At least make an attempt to hide it Apr 25 8 likes
Here many asking same question what is best for ML (resources) upvote it and read body
If you want a complete ML path (basics → advanced), these are honestly some of the best resources 👇
📘 Start with fundamentals
- Hands-On Machine Learning (Aurélien Géron) → best book for concepts + practical intuition
- Andrew Ng’s Machine Learning Specialization → most recommended beginner course on Reddit (clear + structured) ()
🎓 Build strong theory
- Stanford CS229 (Andrew Ng lectures) → deeper math + real understanding
- Covers regression, SVMs, kernels, etc.
⚡ Go practical (important)…
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toto_sheep Saved! May 2 2 likes
Nonavium Wont it be redundant taking cs229 after already reading Geron's book? Totally new to this btw May 1 3 likes
Working-Ad3755 No you'll understand when it comes to real world problem and research one how to approach solution using basic knowledge May 1
Shiitake Mushroom Bisque w/ Pumpkin
Very good. I roasted the pumpkin before stewing.
bonbonmon42 Do you think this would work with canned puréed pumpkin? Obviously, wouldn’t be as flavorful without roasting, but wondering if there’s a way to make this less of a project.
Look delicious! May 8 3 likes
Look delicious! May 8 3 likes
unclesmokedog you could, but I doubt it would be anywhere near as good. I used calabaza (west indian pumpkin) which my grocery store sells in 1- 1.5 lb wedges. it didnt take much time to prep, and i could have roasted them in the skin and then scooped out the flesh after roasting May 8 4 likes
Silk_In_Your_Lapel Art Linkbetter was here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/409-shiitak... May 8 1 like
I wrote a deep dive into how LLMs work under the hood - tokenization, embeddings, attention and generation - all explained with runnable JavaScript
nian2326076 You've worked through some tough stuff! For interview prep, focus on how you can use your knowledge in real situations. Start by explaining tokenization and embeddings in simple terms. Use an analogy or quick example to show how they work. Next, talk about attention mechanisms. Try relating it to something familiar, like focusing on different parts of a conversation based on what's important. Finally, go over how generation works, and think about how you'd explain it to someone new. Keep it simple and relatable. Also, be ready to discuss any code you've written—what problems it solved and what you learned. This shows you can put theory into practice. Good luck! May 12 1 like
nitayneeman Thanks. Glad the article helped :) May 13 1 like
DD_ZORO_69 the transition from understanding basic neural nets to actually grasping how LLMs scale is a huge hurdle for most people. I really like how you handled the explanation of the "under the hood" mechanics without getting bogged down in too much jargon. It's rare to see someone bridge that gap between "surface level" and "impossible math" so well. I've been digging into late-stage training nuances lately and this was a solid refresher on the foundations. May 12 1 like
nitayneeman Appreciate that. The "surface level" vs "impossible math" gap is exactly what I was trying to thread. Most explanations either hand-wave the mechanics or assume you’re comfortable with backprop math before they’ll talk to you.
Curious what specifically you’re digging into on the late-stage training side - RLHF vs DPO tradeoffs? Constitutional AI? May 12 1 like
Curious what specifically you’re digging into on the late-stage training side - RLHF vs DPO tradeoffs? Constitutional AI? May 12 1 like
Ist Bluey die beste Kleinkinder Serie aller Zeiten?
Ich (41 J) gucke mit meinen Söhnen (6 und 2) Abends zwei Folgen Bluey und was soll ich sagen, selbst ich als Erwachsener finde diese Serie einfach klasse.
Sie ist lehrreich für die Kinder, hat versteckte jokes für die Eltern und macht einfach Spaß.
Peppa gucken meine Kinder nicht mehr, weil es echt blöd und albern ist.
Paw Patrol ist fast nur noch Marketing. Neue Hunde, neue Fahrzeuge etc.
Bluey ist da echt eine erfrischende Ausnahme.
Probably this is not needed by a lot of people but my OCD self really liked the \nested\ lists (collections) in Karakeep. Oct 15, 2025 3 likes
Linkwarden has the UI Design of a 2000s app. 30% of the dashboard are wasted with a non-clickable bragboard how many articles you collected. Customizability zero.
You can create Folders/Categories but for some absolutely stupid design reason the developer choose to make the icons all unicolor.
Karakeep has a way more intuitive GUI and better functions like Ai tagging and link description etc. But it's not there yet. Most articles which I saved couldn't generate a banner picture. Karakeep cannot pass cookie banner while fetching a site so all websites out of the EU are basically unavailable to fetch. You cannot even fetch a simple reddit post because it's blocked by a large cookie terms banner. Also the mobile app is not usable at the moment as it lacks basic functionality.
Right now functionality wise raindrop.io is the most sophisticated link grabber. But it's not selfhosted and also not free if you want to save articles offline. In raindrop you can also upload your own icons for categories of your liking. The app on ios and android is near perfect.
I hope karakeep reaches a certain maturity in a couple of years. For linkwarden I have no hope, the GUI is horrible, icons included. Apr 20, 2025 7 likes
I just found out about Readeck from another comment and it looks really promising. Honestly looks like a more polished version of Karakeep but without the AI part. It even supposedly saves videos to which was one of the big features of Karakeep that I wanted. Going to give it a try. Apr 20, 2025 3 likes
Edit: Just realized the doc says this about video "A video is a page that was identified as a video container (ie. a link to Youtube or Vimeo). It renders a video player. Please note that videos are played from their respective remote servers." Bummer Apr 20, 2025 2 likes
to download pages for offline storage. Also , the interface is confuse as when you mark and article as “read” , it still appears in the “unread” view. You have to archive a page to remove it from Unread.
The dev knows about it, but hasn’t fixed it yet.
The app was easy on install and it looks nice, but it needs some work. May 27, 2025 1 like
https://preview.redd.it/gm7fvx7uftnf1.png?width... Sep 7, 2025 1 like