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1mo ago
This is really cool! The thing I was looking for in the post is why people would contribute submissions to Palomar. What is the incentive?
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1mo ago
I'm always surprised to see that a large enough portion of the HN community are interested in classics that posts like this make it to the front page. Who are you all? What are you doing here? My undergrad was in classics and viticultu
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thank you for asking. we take the last message from a claude code turn, which is the summary of what it did, and hand it to a voice agent. you can then talk to the voice agent about what Claude Code did in its turn. It's helpful for me
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1mo ago
Thank you! Fun post!
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Talk to Claude Code. Force Yourself to Slow Down and Think
(github.com)
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Hi HN community, Audiochatty gives you a way to talk to Claude Code. When Claude Code finishes a turn, it describes what it did to you. You can then tell it what to do next. It works by wrapping Claude Code in a pseudo-terminal. audiochatty
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2mo ago
Oh man, this brought out so much techno nostaligia in me! Winamp! Chat rooms with actual users before every one just assumed it was a bot and the internet became a garbage fire of self promotion.
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3mo ago
Thank you for writing this thoughtful post, Armin. I find it deeply comforting that the developer of Pi, an agent harness, does not remove himself from the loop, like me. Maybe if I started thinking of codebases as biological organisms I co
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6mo ago
Thank you. 100%.
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7mo ago
How do we make this site mainstream? The public would really start to push back if they could so viscerally experience that they are being surveilled multiple times per day.
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7mo ago
Congrats the launch, guys!
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8mo ago
Here's the link to the LiveKit LemonSlice plugin. It's very easy to get started. https://docs.livekit.io/agents/models/avatar/plugins/lemonsl...
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9mo ago
lol. would you share the prompt for how you translate them? it really feels like a snarky HN community member rewrote each one.
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11mo ago
Beautiful. Reminds me of starling murmurations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4f_1_r80RY
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11mo ago
Fascinating! How did you decouple the speaker-specific vocal characteristics (timbre, pitch range) from the accent-defining phonetic and prosodic features in the latent space?
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There is not one integrated self
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These avatars from Hedra inspire the artist in me, the self that craves something weird and intuitive and unfathomable, something that appeals to the emotional self. The internet's most popular sites are polluted with rational self-pro
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FAA Aviation Weather Handbook [pdf]
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1y ago
Such a fascinating read. I didn't realize how much massaging needed to be done to get the models to perform well. I just sort of assumed they worked out of the box.
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Talk to GPT-OSS
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1y ago
Sample code for trying our gpt-oss as the LLM in the voice agent stack.
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here's how it performs as the llm in a voice agent stack. https://github.com/tmshapland/talk_to_gpt_oss
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1y ago
Congrats on joining Mintlify, friend. Trieve is dead, Long live Trieve!
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Man, I've needed this! Brilliant!
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Can't keep up with the latest in AI? Listen to any blog on your phone for free
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I am a former YC founder who works at LiveKit now. I love it here! So much opportunity! Such a talented, hard working, and collaborative team!
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yes, so true! Even if they've been spending around that much every year, it's still an amazingly good ROI for Intuit to pay off lawmakers.
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It's amazing how little it costs to pay off lawmakers. I've seen this before in the first Trump admin where some private weather services paid a fairly small amount (tens of thousands) to get some NWS services shut down. Consideri
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This is cool! Thank you for responding with this! Really neat to see the K2-18 spectra too.
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I've been waiting to see atmospheric composition results from JWT. It seems like JWT was first put to work on other tasks. Anyone know of other studies from JWT like this?
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