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by ojschwa 2y ago
I'm actually working on a voice controlled, tldraw canvas based UI – and I'm a designer. So I feel quite seen by this article. For my app, I'm trying to visualise and express the 'context' between the user and the A
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by ojschwa 2y ago
This is a tantalizing problem for me as a UX designer. My approach, which I'm quite proud of, places a UI primitive (Todo lists) center stage, with the chat thread on the side similar to Canvas or Claude's Artifacts. The interacti
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Build your own talking assistant with todos(tinytalkingtodos.com)
1 points by ojschwa 2y ago|1 comments
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by ojschwa 2y ago
Do you have an idea for a voice-powered app? I can't stop having them. - Imagine an app that reads recipes aloud while you're cooking - Or one that helps manage your daily to-do list - Or even one that gives you local weather repo
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Show HN: Tiny Talking Todos – Bring AI reasoning to your family's context(tinytalkingtodos.com)
2 points by ojschwa 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: I made voice operated todo lists with Gemini Flash 2.0(tinytalkingtodos.com)
2 points by ojschwa 2y ago|0 comments
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iOS web voice assistant that can talk/listen/use tools when Safari loses focus(twitter.com)
1 points by ojschwa 2y ago|1 comments
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by ojschwa 2y ago
I've been working on a voice assistant that runs in your browser, and persist data to localStorage using TinyBase. On mobile it's annoying when the screen switches off, you lose access to the assistant. I wondered if using Audio C
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by ojschwa 7y ago
Meteor was/and is a fantastic community of very generous JavaScript developers. This is great news. When it arrived and so important to me professionally. I used it to build my first web apps. I can't tell you how many times I str