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Show HN: Save Claude, codex, Grok and OpenCode sessions to an infinite canvas(agentgrid.sh)
1 points by yagudaev 23d ago|0 comments
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by yagudaev 2mo ago
* AI Response. Not prompt. I was expecting him to read a proper prompt. The prompt would be what he would tell the AI system. “You are a speech writer, an expert on XYZ… your task is to write ABC…” It’s not too bad, at least he is using ai.
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All of Paul Graham's essays as Audio(audiowaveai.com)
3 points by yagudaev 2y ago|1 comments
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Hi all , I converted all of Paul Graham's essays to audio to make it easier to consume. https://www.audiowaveai.com/playlists/paul-graham Listening to his essays from 30 years ago up to the present day changed the
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thank you for sharing that honest experience you had. Here is a link to an audio for those of us who like to listen to it instead of reading : https://www.audiowaveai.com/p/2310-ive-built-my-first-succes...
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React.useState for 3 years, before finding the limits(yagudaev.com)
1 points by yagudaev 2y ago|1 comments
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Hi everyone , Wrote a short article about my state management journey in React. The tl;dr; is 10 years of react, I decided to keep things simple and only `useState` and basic react hooks. For the last 3 years, I've been using basic rea
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by yagudaev 2y ago
This is a great idea and I’m glad you built it . Looking forward to trying it out over the next few weeks. I’ve been building 52 startups in 52 weeks and documenting it under 52shipped.com
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OpenAI Email about Unsupported API Traffic on Vercel and Cloudflare(twitter.com)
2 points by yagudaev 2y ago|1 comments
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by yagudaev 2y ago
A few makers like myself got a message this morning from OpenAI warning us about access from unsupported regions. It was cryptic and confusing. We suspect it has to do with Edge function being used on Vercel which in turn uses Cloudflare. T
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Yeah great point, I will simplify the pricing and just say "Listen up to 10hrs of audio" instead. It is a lot more clear and avoids any misunderstandings. Just need to make the changes to the app to do that. Thanks for the great f
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thanks so much yeah a few people asked for an API to make it easy too. Added it to my list of TODOs :)
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Totally fair, and I was really excited about the iOS safari built-in version. It didn't work for the book I bought and then after using AI bases TSS, I just couldn't go back. I would love to be able to run the models on the device
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thanks a lot Nayam :). Let me know how it goes when you get a chance to try it, added chatbox to make it easier to leave feedback now
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thanks so much :). The pricing is towards the bottom, should I just add a link to the footer/header to make it more visible scrollable you think?
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thank you so much! Fixed it now :)
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Just OpenAI TTS for now, tried a bunch of others and they were no where as good yet sadly. There is some promise from Myshell models on huggingface and I hope to see them keep evolving.
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Yeah I tried a bunch of them and OpenAI's TTS was by far the best. Outside of that standard tech stack Next.js, Postgres, TailwindCSS. It is still early days for ML TTS, and it will be exciting to see the compute requirements drop and
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Hi, it does split chapters with AudiowaveAI using markdown. It converts other formats to markdown and uses that. So you can either copy and paste a markdown file there or upload it. PDF and epub would work too, but it is a bit more finky. I
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Correct, it's OpenAI TTS. Costs still need to come down and they will in the future, especially with OSS models improving daily. Will share a comparison table I made in the near future (just need to clean it up).
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Using OpenAI TTS, it costs ~$10 for ~10hrs. So at $15, margin is 50%. The costs will go down in the future, I hope, and there are promising open-source projects coming up. Their quality is still pretty subpar and I have a comparison table I
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Nice, well you can download each audio file you convert to your device at any time. I found a single file didn't make sense as you lose your place in it easily. Instead splitting each chapter into a file seemed to do well. But, you rea
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Super cool! Thanks for sharing that . Just clean up the UI a little to make it more attractive and hide certain options. I also experimented with a desktop app and tried to run open-source models locally. Being a "real programmer"
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Super cool! A lot of what you are describing I want to do in the future too. The issue I personally found with traditional TTS is the lack of emotional range and lack of thoughtful pauses. ML models are better at this and picking up on smal
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Thank you so much ; you've given me a lot to think about. I'll admit I don't listen to a lot of fiction content, I prefer to watch it. I do plan on adding additional voices and one brand of fiction I do like listening to is s
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by yagudaev 2y ago
Hi Andrew , these are fantastic questions. Let me answer them one at a time: > How do I delete projects? Three dots on the side of the project, you can delete it > I must have tapped three times after submitting a Wikipedia article an
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Show HN: Affordable text-to-speech for long-form content(audiowaveai.com)
55 points by yagudaev 2y ago|50 comments
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by yagudaev 4y ago
Great job on explaining the different podcasting APIs available and how Taddy became a need with your previous product . Looking forward to playing around with the API soon
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by yagudaev 4y ago
Great job! Nice simple and clear idea and reasonable pricing. Bookmarked for future use
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by yagudaev 4y ago
Nice job creating fun little project . Made me laugh, so mission accomplished!

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