Just reverse engineered my Oura Ring 5 so I can control my computer like a wizzard. @ouraring please send my love to whoever buried a feature to stream live accelerometer data
Codex remote control in the ChatGPT iOS app is so goated. I realized I spent too much time staring at the agent finishing work. Now I can do real agentic work while walking in nature with my phone in hand. Kinda stupid, but no more “spent the whole day in the office” feeling.
@pie6k but it seems like a tiny speaker so not sure if it can be loud enough to interfere the recording. I’d assume it’s not reliable enough in practice.
@pie6k the cancellation part would work, not perfectly but maybe enough to cancel out the speech intelligible part of an audio signal. It would basically record the conversation (ironically), play the polarity flipped and phase adjusted version of the audio through the speaker (…)
Today https://t.co/jFknDoasSy joins Hugging Face
Together we will continue to build ggml, make llama.cpp more accessible and empower the open-source community. Our joint mission is to make local AI easy and efficient to use by everyone on their own hardware.
For the first time ever threejs was running IN A BROWSER on the biggest screen in the world.
But wait, there’s more. We also turned it into the largest realtime shader ball.
Want a breakdown of that one? 😛
Implementing System Audio + Mic Recording on macOS is unnecessarily hard.
It took me 2months to build a tiny menubar app for @WhisperScript using the almost undocumented Core Audio API.
I'm biased, but I think it's one of the best and simplest system audio recorders out there.
I know there is the ScreenCaptureKit API, but you lose fine control over drift & delay compensation, audio routing, permissions, etc.
Wild that Apple still has basically no good Core Audio API docs, leading to unnecessary trial & error, making development super hard.
You can enroll in my animation course for the next 10 days!
It's the perfect way to learn the theory behind great animations, but also how to build them in code.
We'll cover all of these components and more, source code included.
Cool improvement we just merged into our VS Code plugin — it'll now tell you when any Tailwind class you've used could be written in a simpler or more idiomatic way ✨