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by oulipo 2y ago
Very nice! Check also the amazing work by https://www.zama.ai/
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by oulipo 2y ago
On that front, there is the cool AquaVoice input method: https://withaqua.com/ anyone is looking at doing an open-source version of that? I guess with a mini-whisper and mini fine-tuned GPT-like model we could get 99% of th
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by oulipo 2y ago
Perhaps, yet today we have certainties (we know how to remove a big chunk of emissions by using politics, laws and economical incentives), and "bets" (science might help us remove carbon efficiently, or might not) We need a balanc
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by oulipo 3y ago
It's a kind of text input which mixes text and edition instructions, look at the demo
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by oulipo 3y ago
Very cool project! I think one of the main way (a bit orthogonal to what you do now) to adapt to GUI / CLI would be to develop an open-source version of something like Aqua Voice https://withaqua.com/ Perhaps it could
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by oulipo 3y ago
Nice! Would there be a way to do that streaming, with streaming voice input too?
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by oulipo 3y ago
Exactly. And how can we preserve democracy in the age of unbridled capitalism and AI, causing deepfakes and company propaganda to undermine public discourse
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by oulipo 3y ago
Check https://markprompt.com/ they are great!
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by oulipo 3y ago
Are there people working on an open-source alternative to Aqua Voice ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39828686 ) Seems it should be easy enough to have a basic model doing the same, by using Whisper and any sensible LLM
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by oulipo 3y ago
Have you tried https://markprompt.com/ ?
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by oulipo 3y ago
perhaps using datasette? https://datasette.io/
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by oulipo 3y ago
There should probably a community effort to build an open-source version of this around Obsidian?
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by oulipo 3y ago
Absolutely not, it means more URGENCY to solve problems because all these behaviors INCREASE the issues
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by oulipo 3y ago
We need LESS planes and LESS speed to combat climate change
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by oulipo 3y ago
Are you a troll? Nothing better than a city without car, it's exactly the reverse: we have pure freedom (and health)
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by oulipo 3y ago
"Developper Experience", eg good developper tools / libs
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by oulipo 3y ago
Proud to be French, and guaranteeing freedom of action on their bodies to women
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by oulipo 3y ago
This might also be useful, although it is a paid product https://anvil.works/blog/build-a-web-ui-with-python Take a look at Flask too if you want something easier to use than Django
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by oulipo 3y ago
If you're more accustomed to backend, perhaps you can try first to use the "all-in-one" Python frameworks like streamlit, Panel, etc Then if that's not enough you can take a look at something like Django (if you want to
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by oulipo 3y ago
That would be very nice! Would it be easy enough to add support for ChatGPT too?
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by oulipo 3y ago
What would be really cool is an easy way to have Marimo include ChatGPT seamlessly, eg I can decide that ChatGPT is going to have access to my current notebook (and possibly see the previous cell output to get context), and write code in th
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by oulipo 3y ago
Very cool! What would you say is the selling-point of Marimo compared to Jupyter/JupyterLite?
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by oulipo 3y ago
It runs python / sqlite / typescript in the browser https://jupyterlite.github.io/demo/lab/index.html
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by oulipo 3y ago
Why not using JupyterLite which doesn't require a backend? https://jupyter.org/try-jupyter/lab/index.html
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by oulipo 3y ago
I'm using : - Dropbox for "core files" (small subset of files I don't want to lose, mostly my notes, papers, etc) - Arq with S3 for backups (do a backup each hour) - An external SDD to do semi-frequent backups (mostly
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by oulipo 3y ago
There are a few resources there, so I guess it's supported: https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/secrets-config-file... https://developer.1password.com/docs/cli/secrets-scripts&#
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by oulipo 3y ago
I was thinking about doing this, not sure of the pros/cons. Eg moving all the secrets to 1Password, and having a simple internal cli tool for my team to push them to Github Secrets and/or just access them from 1Password in Github
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by oulipo 3y ago
Is there a way to use it as a copy-paste in the console, or link to paste in the URL bar, in order to convert a poorly formatted webpage to a nicer one?
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by oulipo 3y ago
well actually they are the same if you say (pseudocode) ``` const jsonLParser = (streamOfLines) => { for (line in streamOfLines) { if line.trim() === "[" || line.trim() === "]" -> skip if line.ends
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by oulipo 3y ago
I've seen "slight improvements" on the format which says: - ignore any line which is exactly "[" or "]" - ignore any trailing commas This lets you consume your API content both as a JSONL stream, and as a

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