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Deepgram Aura, Conversational Text-to-Speech for Voice AI Agents(deepgram.com)
1 points by kevlened 3y ago|0 comments
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by kevlened 3y ago
Refactoring UI fits those constraints. While it's by the creators of tailwind, it doesn't make assumptions about the css you use to achieve your desired UI. https://www.refactoringui.com/
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by kevlened 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/2730/
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by kevlened 3y ago
I haven’t read the spec, but DPoP may be what you’re looking for: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9449.html
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by kevlened 3y ago
Bookmarklets are great in mobile browsers. This is handy if you want to avoid writing an extension for a simple script. I often use a bookmarklet I wrote to remove the extra content from online recipes: https://github.com/ke
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by kevlened 3y ago
While the TLS-based version was removed from Chrome [0], you can implement a less efficient (and slightly less secure) version in js. I created an example [1]. The gist is: 1. Client creates a key pair in js 2. Client sends pub key on initi
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by kevlened 3y ago
These systems work using pub/private keys, signing each outgoing request (much like traditional tls). If you were able to get the cookies, you’d be unable to use them from another browser unless you also extracted the private key.
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by kevlened 3y ago
The ability to reuse these extracted cookies is an exfiltration issue. The solution to exfiltration is ensuring the cookie is only valid from a specific client (aka token binding). Because token binding is just a signature, debugging isn’t
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by kevlened 3y ago
Ray Dalio also believes America could be on the verge of decline due to debt, China, and the growing wealth gap https://youtu.be/7TGJRzRSzL4?feature=shared
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by kevlened 3y ago
Their data retention policy on their APIs is 30 days, and it's not used for training [0]. In addition, qualifying use cases (likely the ones you mentioned) qualify for zero data retention for most endpoints. [0] - https://pl
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by kevlened 3y ago
This is fantastic news. I recommend listening to Rob Reid's interview with Kevin Esvelt on the topic. The gist is the program was designed to find potential viruses, then share them openly so countries without resources for this resear
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by kevlened 3y ago
In the section related to node.js compat, they state: > Note — For a detailed breakdown of Node.js compatibility, check out: bun.sh/nodejs. The detailed breakdown explicitly states which modules are not supported.
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by kevlened 3y ago
While not implemented, Bun may eventually have an alternative to Deno's sandboxing: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/discussions/725 "Rather than runtime permission checks (Deno's model) which co
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by kevlened 3y ago
This confusing wording has always bothered me. Should "Remember me" keep me signed in, or just remember my username the next time I need to sign in?
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by kevlened 3y ago
The problem with NYC's current rental network, and the reason I purchased a bike, is parking availability. In NYC, bikes can only be parked in charging stations, and popular areas fill up quickly. On three occasions, I had to ride an a
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by kevlened 3y ago
If you're interested in exploring direct neuron + computer integration, Justin Atkin from The Thought Emporium is attempting to grow neurons on an electrode array. Here are two episodes that cover his work: Growing Human Neurons Conne
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Cellulose film could help cool cars and homes without electricity(techspot.com)
1 points by kevlened 3y ago|0 comments
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by kevlened 3y ago
You can experience this on iPhone by installing Mozilla's WebXR Viewer [ https://apps.apple.com/us/app/webxr-viewer/id1295998056 ], then opening the dinosaur demo [ https://www.xrdinosaurs.com&#x
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A self-generating story that gets longer the more stars it gets(github.com)
42 points by kevlened 4y ago|8 comments
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by kevlened 4y ago
The 2-minute brute-force explanation of Fourier transforms in a recent Veritasium video was my "aha!" moment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nmgFG7PUHfo&t=464s
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by kevlened 4y ago
Not quite. You would have to adjust for the default units in Tailwind for the padding and margin: "padding: 0.5rem, margin: 0.5rem" In practice, GP wouldn't use "border-red", they'd use a shade of red (border-r
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AI model finds potential drug molecules 1000x faster(news.mit.edu)
2 points by kevlened 4y ago|0 comments
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by kevlened 4y ago
True! Though the funny bit is you don't need an API at all (at least not a json-driven one). A form post is even simpler.
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by kevlened 4y ago
I'm not sure how Fly handles one-off tasks behind the scenes, but we're building task queues (w/ cron) as a first class citizen at https://tasker.sh
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by kevlened 4y ago
From reading their docs, they require the program to run with their debugger. Their debugger is a custom runtime for a given language or browser that's been compiled with special debugging bits.
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by kevlened 4y ago
For background tasks, we're building https://www.tasker.sh
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The Qubit Game – Build a quantum computer, one qubit at a time(quantumai.google)
1 points by kevlened 5y ago|0 comments
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by kevlened 5y ago
This is a powerful idea! If I understand Monocle's use case, JS has similar AST parsing and code generation tools that are used broadly. There may be some ideas to learn from that community. JS AST specs: estree [0] and babel's AS
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by kevlened 5y ago
Retinoids like Tretinoin are prescribed for wrinkles if you can get past the initial skin irritation [0] [0] https://www.health.harvard.edu/staying-healthy/do-retinoids-...
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by kevlened 5y ago
According to "Ludicrous: The Unvarnished Story of Tesla Motors", it may not have been abandoned. Instead, the feature may have never been planned: "In 2013, California revised its Zero Emissions Vehicle credit system so that

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