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Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by AnthonBerg »

From the language "King James Version" to "LinkedIn Speak", the Lord's Prayer:

Shoutout to the Ultimate CEO in the HQ upstairs. Your personal brand is absolutely legendary.

We’re ready for that global expansion and to execute on Your vision here on the ground, just like it’s being done at the corporate level.

Grateful for today’s resources to keep the hustle going.

Let’s talk about conflict resolution: we’re clearing all outstanding debts, just as we’ve optimized our own accounts receivable.

Help us avoid those low-ROI distractions and pivot away from toxic vibes. Because You own the market share, the leverage, and the prestige—forever.

#Leadership #Vision #DailyGrind #Blessed #CEO #GrowthMindset #Amen

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by dotancohen »

mr_mph wrote: post #9

Also anything else in the URL parameter as an output language it seems. https://translate.kagi.com/?from=en&to=Pirate+speak&text=i+l...

There's a list of "fun languages" in the language selector. Try the "Reddit speak", it's actually pretty good.

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by SllX »

PhilippGille wrote: post #100
SllX wrote: post #83

Earlier quoted context omitted.

They need to do this for websites. This would save me a lot of time translating politicians into… something else.

You can translate webpages already, like https://translate.kagi.com/English/Spanish/https://blog.kagi... And with a bookmarklet you can trigger that with a click in your browser: https://help.kagi.com/kagi/translate/#browser-bookmarklet

Kagi Translate does not support arbitrary unfiltered and open-ended language input for websites. I tried before commenting.

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by Sir_Twist »

Input: I changed a lightbulb.

Output: I am thrilled to announce that I have successfully spearheaded a critical infrastructure upgrade by single-handedly managing the end-to-end replacement of a mission-critical illumination unit. By identifying a single point of failure and implementing a high-impact solution, I’ve ensured 100% uptime for environmental visibility and optimized workspace productivity. Always striving for continuous improvement and leading the way toward a brighter future! #Leadership #Innovation #Infrastructure #ProblemSolver

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by QuantumNomad_ »

DiscourseFan wrote: post #87

I repeated "ass" 5,000 times on the LHS and this was the RHS output: "I am incredibly humbled and honored to share that I have successfully scaled my output by 10,000% through relentless grit, a growth mindset, and a commitment to radical consistency. In today’s fast-paced digital economy, volume is the new currency. By leveraging a high-frequency delivery framework, I’ve optimized my workflow to ensure maximum visib…

Slightly disappointed that translating in the opposite direction doesn’t mention ass at all, much less 5000 times.

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by techxploitation »

Output: I’m thrilled to share a major milestone in my journey today!

I just faced an unexpected setback—a literal fall that resulted in some minor bleeding and a bruised knee. While the timing wasn't ideal (right at the start of recess!), it was a powerful reminder that growth often comes with a bit of pain.

I had to pivot quickly and consult with a key stakeholder (the teacher) to manage the situation. But here’s the real takeaway: resilience pays off. I’m proud to announce that I’ve been recognized as a "brave soldier" and rewarded with a lollipop for my perseverance!

It’s not about how you fall, but how you handle the recovery. Grateful for the small wins! #Resilience #GrowthMindset #Leadership #Pivot #SmallWins

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

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Post by ruined »

Colleagues, if you're feeling depleted, please prioritize your hydration. To my strategic partners in the field: stay safe and vigilant during tonight's operations.

I'm looking to network and build synergy with you, but let's scale this relationship at a sustainable pace; I have a high-intensity work style. The local market on Downey Ave can be volatile. Let's pivot our focus away from those challenges. We can step out for a private consultation, optimize our engagement in the vehicle, and then seamlessly reintegrate into the main event.

One communication breakdown can lead to aggressive conflict resolution; I stake my professional reputation on that. I'm a dedicated industry veteran, and I value authentic street-level experience over commercial representations.

Where are the female leaders? Where are the casual contacts versus the committed professionals? Every true industry insider knows the distinction.

My branding is as classic as the high-demand product being manufactured in the headquarters. A true Northside professional, I didn't follow the traditional educational paths of Poly, Wilson, or Cabrillo. My assets are as premium as high-grade Creole imports.

My associate T-Skrap operates with high discretion, and he understands:

I have never pivoted away from a challenge, except when dealing with regulatory enforcement.

I have never pivoted away from a challenge, except when dealing with regulatory enforcement.

I have never pivoted away from a challenge, except when dealing with regulatory enforcement.

Representing the urban hub where even the leanest teams carry significant influence: Northside, Long Beach (Northside, Long Beach).

Re: Kagi Translate now supports LinkedIn Speak as an output language

#110

Post by eclectric »

Input: I am disappointed that the enterprise software development, and some open source is going heavily into AI-assisted development. Freshers do not learn much and become disillusioned, bad developers become dangerous and occasionally competent, while good developers accelerate. Somewhere in between the skill, there is also the greed on both sides of the spectrum that is opening up new avenues for original thinking, independent thought, and the real creatives to die a silent and muted death.

Output: I’m honestly concerned about the shift toward AI-assisted development in both enterprise and open source.

Here’s the reality: - Freshers are missing out on core learning and feeling disillusioned. - Low-skilled devs are becoming dangerous with tools they don't fully grasp. - Top-tier talent is accelerating, but at what cost?

Between the skill gap and the corporate greed on both sides, we’re losing something vital. Original thinking and true creativity are being silenced. We need to protect the "human" in tech before the real innovators fade away.

#TechTrends #SoftwareEngineering #AI #FutureOfWork #Creativity #DeveloperExperience

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I am tempted to share this, but worried I'll be put on some list.

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