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anais9

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    Show HN: Sloth Sayer voice activated computer use

    I got tired of pressing buttons to get Codex/Claude computer use to do things on my computer so I made this simple launcher if anyone else finds it helpful (or has a rec for someth…

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    Hearst | Senior Engineer, Generative AI | New York, NYC | Hybrid/Remote Here at Hearst we've been building out generative AI use cases and fluency across our portfolio of businesse…

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    Hearst | New York City - Hybrid or Remote | Full-time | Senior Engineer, Generative AI & Senior Program Manager, Generative AI Hearst's corporate team is looking to fill two roles …

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    I envy your rig - mine glitched a lot to get it in https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-J0ppP-H9s

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    Wanted to see how quickly I could get to the beach - was limited by my system resources and an inability to load the closing video. Auto-solving the Duolingo questions was clearly …

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    I love it! Here's my stab at an automated speedrun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4z8P1F-lyB8

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    A progress meter may not be necessary, but as the article points out if you have comments or an otherwise large footer not associated with the content of the post, the scrollbar ca…

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    This is awesome! Until GPT-4o dropped, Claude 3 Opus was hands down my go-to for code generation. Between these model performance improvements and their new "artifacts" handling, I…

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    Anyone here used this yet? I've been a big fan of their Gen-2 offering so excited to get my hands on longer generations with higher quality and consistency

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    Started working on something to build complete multi-file changes via LLM and chose to write it as a CLI tool both for convenience and ability to compose feature builds via scripts…

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    Would love to see Ollama support for this - seems promising given my experience with LLaVA so far and would love to get some hands on head to head experience

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    While your point about Docker’s primary purpose is valid, containerization is commonly used for security isolation as well. With proper configuration, it can be very useful towards…

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    It goes down in the DMs https://x.com/tim_cook

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    CrayEye is an open-source (Flutter/Dart) multimodal LLM visual analysis utility. made to build & share AI vision prompts augmented with native device sensor data. Homepage: https:/…

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    I (or more accurately A.I.) made the FOSS mobile app https://www.crayeye.com to make it easier to experiment with multimodal vision prompts augmented by device data (e.g. location,…

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    Show HN: Open-source multimodal multitool written by A.I

    Sharing an open-source project written by A.I. towards the end of making it easier to quickly experiment with multimodal vision models on mobile devices. Any thoughts/contributions…

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    Sharing an open-source app built by A.I. and the process of making it. Resources: - Project Homepage: https://www.crayeye.com - GitHub Repo: https://github.com/alexdredmon/crayeye …