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Now only if llm response font is some handwritten style.
by s2l 2y ago
Now only if llm response font is some handwritten style.
- memorydial 2y agoActually if you figure that out please post it here!! I'd love to see that!
- satvikpendem 2y agoThat's definitely pretty easy to achieve, just change the font settings to use a particular handwritten style font [0]. [0] https://fonts.google.com/?categoryFilters=Calligraphy:%2FScript%2FHandwritten https://fonts.google.com/?categoryFilters=Calligraphy:%2FScr...
- memorydial 2y agoThat would be next-level immersion! You could probably achieve this by rendering the LLM’s response using a handwritten font—maybe even train a model on your own handwriting to make it feel truly personal.
- dharma1 2y agoScript fonts don’t really look like handwriting - too regular. But one of the early deep learning papers from Alex Graves does this really well with LSTMs - https://arxiv.org/abs/1308.0850 https://arxiv.org/abs/1308.0850 Implementation - https://www.calligrapher.ai/ https://www.calligrapher.ai/
- awwaiid 2y agoooo -- thanks for the link!
- wdb 2y agoLike Apple Notes's Smart Script?
- awwaiid 2y agoThis uses LLM Tools to pick between outputting an SVG or plugging in a virtual keyboard to type. The keyboard is much more reliable, and that's what you see in the screenshot. If nothing else it could use an SVG font that has handwriting; you'd need to bundle that for rendering via reSVG or use some other technique. But if I ever make a pen-backend to reSVG then it would be even cooler, you would be able to see it trace out the letters.