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    Comment #48838182

    If you read their GitHub README and the code, it's possible to separate and cache the voice cloning step, and they have some streaming variant with low first chunk latency. I only …

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    Comment #48836941

    I thought to try voice cloning with dots.tts ( https://huggingface.co/spaces/rednote-hilab/dots.tts ), the result is pretty good, but likely wouldn't be fast enough to use on a qua…

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    Comment #48835597

    I think that's mostly just a frequency shift :) You could probably recreate it with another model and some effects on top. Also, why the hell not for voice mode haha.

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    Comment #48835505

    Substituting one form of media for another does not improve the hypothetical situation at all, giving a senior nothing to do all day except talk to a spreadsheet is not a solution …

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    Comment #48835180

    Star Trek computer voice model is something I have yet to encounter, and I've looked repeatedly :) It's not about a specific voice, it's the fact they managed to capture "I am a ut…

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    Comment #48834766

    If this is my idea of hell, I can't imagine what it'd be like for a 90 year old

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    Comment #48834689

    Is it responsive to personality settings? I actively don't want fake AI girlfriend, but I do get a ton of value out of voice mode. Looking forward to trying this but hoping it's no…

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    Comment #48781471

    > Lloyds has not explained why it has taken this action… despite multiple communications from us Because you've tripped an AML flag you unbearable dweebs, this happens a thousand t…

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    Comment #48758829

    > I think most people who strongly identify with tools like vim do so out of a sense of identity-building to "be the kind of developer who is good at vim" / embody some kind of aes…

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    Comment #48758789

    I can quite easily (and often do) use a basic editor while staring at the wall. I've yet to use an IDE where there wasn't some idiotic race between keystrokes and whatever random l…

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    Comment #48757696

    Triggered by both of these comments.. interaction mode dictates a style of thinking. I have to use a mouse, I'm forced to use my eyes, which also means I probably have to use a mas…

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    Comment #48744398

    Probably throwing quite the grenade here, but around 29% of pregnancies end in termination globally. Absent cultural considerations, it's questionable whether life expectancy has i…

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    Comment #48734739

    What's the point of even trying to obfuscate this with such a simple method? Could at least have hidden the targeted features by storing their hashes or embedding a bloom filter or…

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    Comment #48716730

    > The failure was caused by a timing-dependent race condition in hyper’s HTTP/1 connection handling. When the reader was slower and the socket buffer filled, poll_flush returned Po…

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    Comment #48685340

    You are far better off reading the sockmap docs than this post, it adds almost nothing, entirely fails to explain the point of the interface and more or less amounts to marketing s…

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    Comment #48569513

    Forms, HTTP implementations, public API surfaces, and all for what exactly. Introducing a new verb for this feels profoundly misplaced

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    Comment #48569166

    Including a strong motivating example might have helped sell this, using an example that could trivially be expressed as a GET is extremely distracting. Even imagining a QUERY with…

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    Comment #48564102

    I can't speak for elsewhere, but in the UK she can still sell her cupcakes, she just needs about 3 different kinds of license and one council inspection to do it. I imagine that is…

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    Comment #48563760

    You're just repeating the "it's technically imperfect" argument again.

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    Comment #48563741

    The same was true of food safety. Aunt Tracey might not be able to sell cupcakes from her home any more (made in the oven next to where the cat likes to sleep because of the heat),…

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    Comment #48563608

    Like most I've been listening to this same old argument for nearly 30 years. Old enough now to know it doesn't have to be perfect, it doesn't have to even be 50% effective to mark …

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    Comment #48543103

    You knew when they didn't include actual details at the time that something huge was coming

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    Comment #48539022

    I'm coming full circle on the AI thing, it's almost entirely useless at creating a crafted result, so counterintuitively it places a greater premium on craft just at a time the ind…