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lxe
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About lxe
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lxe [at] lxe.co
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Comment #49038224
Is it just me? But every time I use a paradigm of global immutable state, almost always I run into edge cases where practically it falls apart either semantically (mental model exp…
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Comment #48997184
That is definitely not the case. It transcribes everything very accurately, especially all the "ahs" and "uhms".
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Comment #48964926
What's the best local TTS model right now? I'm running parakeet on a mac which transcribes all my uh's and aahs. I'm running whisper on linux/cuda and I by far prefer that one over…
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Comment #48929262
It's kind of ironic how this doesn't work in Firefox.
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Comment #48748673
Scientists are the ones with real agency and leverage. The change has to come from the grassroots.
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Comment #48748607
Careful with this philosophy. It does work well for the short term. At some point of constant following of 'disagree and commit' mantra, you'll end up in a world where you have zer…
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Comment #48688494
The system is fine. The culture is broken. Scientific publishing isn't forced on the community by regulation or necessity. You can publish papers in infinite number of ways online.…
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Comment #48678408
Genuinely interesting, thank you.
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Comment #48455609
Have you tried setting up a bot for something like WhatsApp? I'd much rather use a KGB spy platform with actual user ergonomics.
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Comment #48332675
This is pretty awesome. I work with editors and monaco-like things a ton, and I review (look at) very large PRs very often. Having this speedy optimized interface is a delight. Che…
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Comment #48275317
Did they even ask their customer base before approving the design? I don't care about Ferrari, but people who do care about Ferrari will not like this.
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Comment #48271862
Bold of you to assume that lawmakers have any common sense when it comes to technology legislation. It could have taken 3 interns 3 hours at each browser company to implement a coo…
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Comment #48263092
They were crazy overzealous about not allowing these technologies for a long time. I'm pretty sure I had many posts about this complaining over the years.
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Comment #48260593
Woah this is a MASSIVE deviation from FF's previous philosophy on allowing WebSerial. This is a GOOD thing!
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Comment #47967158
What I don't quite understand is why would one of the most advanced AI labs use rudimentary broken text match heuristics to track and detect abuse. Why not run simple inference on …
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Comment #47740862
Yall remember https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mystery_meat_navigation ? Back in 2004-ish era, there was an explosion of very creative interaction methods due to flash and browser per…
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Comment #47669174
hahaha I’m glad I’m just a procedurally generated NPC I built one for cross platform — using parakeet mlx or faster whisper. :)
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Comment #47470411
> I know that there's a deceptively high amount of engineering required for these kinds of things I think there's a deceptively low amount of engineering required for most medical …
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Comment #47394174
> ChatGPT, read this article and turn it into a AGENTS.md
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Comment #47354121
Distinguished staff level trolling
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Comment #47108768
Honestly, I found that the best way to use these CLIs is exactly how the CLI creators have intended.
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Comment #47078295
Yeah, that's exactly what I started to do with mine. It runs local Whisper on a CUDA, on a graphics card. Whisper is actually better than any other model that I've seen, even thing…
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Comment #47043891
I built something similar for Linux (yapyap — push-to-talk with whisper.cpp). The "local is too slow" argument doesn't hold up anymore if you have any GPU at all. whisper large-v3-…
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Comment #46786662
Thanks for surfacing this. If you click to "tools" button to the left of "compile", you'll see a list of comments, and you can resolve them from there. We'll keep improving and fix…
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Comment #46642176
Eh. This is yet another "I tried AI to do a thing, and it didn't do it the way I wanted it, therefore I'm convinced that's just how it is... here's a blog about it" article. "Claud…