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Show HN: Build a $1/HR AI voice companion in 20 seconds
Howdy folks, been building gabber and wanted to build a way for devs to "try before they buy". Pretty fun little tool to play around with. Here's a video to show it in action: http…
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Orpheus is the first "good" open-source model. The big players thus far have all be research labs (Cartesia, OpenAI, Play, Eleven), but with Orpheus and Sesame (another one, not qu…
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Show HN: Gabber.dev – $1/HR realtime, low latency AI voice with memory
Building https://gabber.dev . Currently cheapest on the market at $3/hr, but looking to drop price to $1/hr very soon. Gauging interest in the market for $1/hr. My suspicion is the…
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Demo: https://www.tella.tv/video/cm7i16kcu00040al5eyu940e5/view
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Been building a platform for building entire AI apps from scratch, that's also modular enough to slot into your existing stack. Just launched a feature that allows you to attach to…
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Show HN: I built an AI e-learning app where you can learn anything – code here
Simple template to build on. Code is attached, and here's a video demo: https://www.tella.tv/video/cm68cr61u001a09l47iscfh2d/view
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Show HN: Rizz – Open-source real-time voice AI coach to practice social skills
Hey, we’re Jack, Neil, and Brian. We built Rizz AI, an open source AI companion app that let’s you practice things like dating, talking to strangers, ordering a coffee, negotiating…
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Interesting. I imagine bias plays a role in humans coming behind. Also I suppose having perfect recall access to all similar studies makes a difference
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