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Online Pebble Development(cloudpebble.repebble.com)
32 points by teekert 8mo ago|6 comments
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by teekert 8mo ago
Sure, be polarizing, have opinions. But be careful not to be judgemental. Be open minded, don't judge too soon when other opinions don't match yours, don't label people. Let's stay nice. In that sense I don't really
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by teekert 8mo ago
Why would for profits not make the world a better place? For-profit does not mean “shareholders and ROI over user” or something. You can do for-profit and not enshtfy and make the world better. That’s my goal at least.
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by teekert 8mo ago
Ah yes, I corrected that pretty fast haha :)
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That's AI [video](youtube.com)
1 points by teekert 8mo ago|0 comments
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by teekert 8mo ago
The clone start at 39:42. The match is 100x better than what David Greene claims (although I know Chris's voice much better). I don't see (hear) how you not hear it., I've been listening to Chris Fisher for 20 years and that
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by teekert 8mo ago
I also have a hard time hearing it in this example, your second example is just the default NotebookLLM male. But there are much better examples of NotebookLLM cloning voices out there. See my other comments. Btw, are you sure that is the p
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by teekert 8mo ago
What does this mean?
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by teekert 8mo ago
I can't image we're listening to the same voice then, the piece starts with an intro, then the NotebookLLM part starts with a male, then a female, and then the cloned voice enters. But as said, this is an old example, there have b
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by teekert 8mo ago
It’s not the code. It’s the vision and the can-do attitude. And perhaps a bit of the (earned) name.
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by teekert 8mo ago
Yeah for sure it has copied his voice and mannerisms nearly perfectly.
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by teekert 8mo ago
It’s the voice after the woman indeed. I think it’s very close, didn’t understand what happened the first time I heard it. And this was 2024, they found many funny examples and they get better and are even better copies.
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by teekert 8mo ago
Yeah it’s after the woman enters. That is usually how it happens, suddenly his voice comes in, even though it’s a duo suddenly it’s his voice for some time. And really with all his mannerisms. I guess there is just a lot of his material out
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by teekert 8mo ago
I listen to some Jupiter Broadcasting podcasts. The main host (Chris Fisher) regularly pops up in NotebookLLM content, with his voice. Sometimes it just jumps in, and then after some time out again. It’s usually a pretty perfect imitation,
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by teekert 8mo ago
On top this my own language is Englishifying so it’s understandable it gets confused. But still, the whole thing is infuriating when you type something correct and boom, it becomes a word in another language.
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by teekert 8mo ago
My fav is when iOS autocorrect corrects me AFTER pressing send. Be glad you only type in one language and that it is US English (probably) ;)
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by teekert 8mo ago
My fav is when iOS autocorrect corrects me AFTER pressing send.
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by teekert 8mo ago
"Once I began to create the metadata I already knew what I wanted to do: create my own streaming platform for our family’s memories." Immich has become a bit of this for me, my father digitized everything he has, he gave it to me
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by teekert 8mo ago
A reasonable reply indeed from the maintainer, this happens a lot where you think together in an issue and identify whats really wrong near the end. Only then is one able to articulate an issue in a helpful, concise way. Perhaps GH could ad
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by teekert 8mo ago
Ask any knowledgeable person on geo-politcs and they will indeed confirm. Nuance is killed by screaming bots, hugely helped by a huge mass of copying humans. A new breed of "judgers" makes these intelligent persons eventually give
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by teekert 8mo ago
Well, I wrote a very extensive Claude.md, and expected more of it indeed. Thanks for the tips I’ll try them.
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by teekert 8mo ago
It's also Rose of Leary like [0]. The theory is that being helpful to someone who is (ie) competitive or offensive will force them into other, more cooperative, behaviours (among others). Once you see this pattern applied by someone it
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by teekert 8mo ago
I can indeed see how this would benefit my marriage. More serious, "The Truth of Fact, the Truth of Feeling" by Ted Chiang offers an interesting perspective on this "reference everything." Is it the best for Humans? Is n
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by teekert 8mo ago
It's insane... And it's also very expectable. An LLM will simply never drop it, without loosing anything (nor it's energy, nor it reputation etc). Let that sink in ;) What does it mean for us? For soceity? How do we shield fr
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by teekert 8mo ago
It's like I landed on LinkedIn. Let that sink in (I mean, did you, are you lettin' it sink in? Has it sunk in yet? Man I do feel the sinking.)
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by teekert 8mo ago
I'm like that too. Sometimes I work for too long and go for dinner, get kids to bed etc... And then take some time to shutdown the computer. Sometime I write myself a note in a readme of the current task. But I close every window on ev
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by teekert 8mo ago
I do this too. And start the day with a `sudo nixos-rebuild boot --upgrade` and reboot if needed. Feels so fresh, like rebooting the brain.
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by teekert 8mo ago
I did something similar in Django for an overview of analyzed datasets. It's messy, does not have all the tests and still runs in development mode. But man did I set it up quickly and man does it help me keep an overview/find stuf
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by teekert 8mo ago
I have gone into doing this form time to time. And they were good times, thanks for reminding me, I'll start doing this again. I'm now 44 and always wanted to be fully digital and modern, but nothing beats the notepad and pen for
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by teekert 8mo ago
I understand why people organize things around them, also on their computer. While I am working I also do it. On Gnome I have 1-2 desktops per tasks when working on multiple things. As you say say, they are "the map of the work",

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