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delgaudm
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About delgaudm
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Need a voice for your explainer video? Maybe I can help.
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Comment #48894863
A FOSS TUI for Obsidian-like markdown Vaults, using interactiong metaphors of old DOS software. Especially inspired by Wordperfect 6 and Norton Commander.
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Comment #47745364
This is really interesting. I have been making my own "instant cola" with several large dashes of angostura bitters and a can of seltzer in a pint glass. The liquid should be very …
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Comment #46699916
I'm a voice actor, and I live in Reaper -- it's my "IDE" as it were. I like the idea of the git branching metaphor. Would you say that your DAW is primarily for musicians, or for m…
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Comment #46429016
Great! I'm super interested. I've been solving this kind of thing with a handful of those cheap mp3 players hooked up to my home stereo, each one acting like it's own "radio statio…
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Comment #46428976
Cool idea. Got a writeup of how you did it? Is this serving local mp3s or something?
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Comment #45617139
> Some people call this "the agentic loop." Call it what you want, you can write it in 100 lines of Python That description sounds a lot like PocketFlow, an AI/LLM development fram…
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Comment #45127627
Bugs Bunny? That's Wile E. Coyote!
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Comment #44435772
Is over by $500k, not short.
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Comment #44417385
This is cool service! I had an idea for some features to suggest: Primarily a "Surprise Me" option that randomized the color and angle to help me envision new options. Thanks to yo…
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Comment #44231968
Ohio https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ohio_(Crosby,_Stills,_Nash_%26...
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Comment #44195201
Ouch. Professional Voice Actor here.
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Comment #43667572
Tangential, but related: Hyperfocal distance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperfocal_distance
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Comment #43626263
This is the right answer. The fact that you might know an outer clue helps you when the inner clue is a stumper!
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Comment #43235067
Pretty good! I lost. I knew I would. I was on the AI's side.
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Comment #42869545
OT, but whoa... Digg. There is a name from the past.
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Comment #42717261
It took me a minute to find it. It's a different model -- pull down the models list and you might see one with tasks.
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Comment #42662360
Hey there /u/blacktechnology, could you email me a few seconds of your voice so I can upload it to this site and see how the cloning goes? I'd love to see what I could do with a co…
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Comment #42087207
Is the "bounce back and forth mode" supposed to be inconsistent when bouncing off each edge? Bouncing one way appears to add an extra note, when the pattern is resetting. Example: …
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Comment #41451936
If you cross your eyes and look at the routes as if it were a single stereoscopic image overlaying one route on top of each other, the misplaced hold jumps out at you immediately.
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Comment #41371834
This is cool I never really contemplated how frequently there are strikes across the globe. Is there / Could there be a random number generator based on lighting strikes?
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Comment #40807079
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Comment #40641922
>Finally, breathe a little. We have some time, probably. The world won't change overnight. Tell that to all the artists, desginers, editors, copywriters, voice actors, customer sup…
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Comment #39772735
Glad we could all spend years creating that juicy AI training content so Reddit can get paid! /s
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Comment #39518330
Also possible: your taste preferences changed over time. I know mine have.
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Comment #39435232
So, its Apr 2023 and not Dec 2023?