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news.ycombinator.com• Jun 15, 2024• 1 min read

Show HN: Call John Cena and Guy Raz AI ClonesBackstory:I moved to another country and found it difficult to stay in touch with my best friend due to the significant time difference. Both of us were busy with work and higher education, making it nearly impossible to match our schedules. Missing my friend and feeling isolated in a new country, I decided to create an AI version of him. This turned out to be a complex task, so I started by replicating famous people to explore the technology further.What the Project Does:Our project creates AI versions of real people using data sourced from platforms like YouTube. Written entirely in Python, we developed scripts to process this data, enabling a Large Language Model (LLM) to mimic individuals as closely as possible. We use ElevenLabs to replicate voices and Twilio to initiate phone calls.Feature Update:We are currently developing a new version where users can create AI versions of their favorite celebrities by simply pasting YouTube links. This one-click solution aims to make the proce

bing.com• May 13, 2024• 1 min read

2024 Hyundai Venue ReviewIntroduction - Find the best Hyundai Venue deals! Are you looking for a cheap new car priced under $25,000? All three versions of the 2024 Hyundai Venue – SE, SEL, and Limited – cost less than that.

bing.com• Jan 3, 2024• 1 min read

SZA’s ‘Lana’ Album: Everything We Know So Far About The ‘SOS’ DeluxeLast December, SZA took to social media to share what appeared to be multiple versions of the Lana album artwork. You can see the supposed artwork below.

bing.com• Jan 2, 2024• 1 min read

PDF-XChange Editor review: Edit, annotate, and secure PDF documentsPDF-XChange Editor is has a boatload of features, for creating, editing, annotating, and securing PDF documents. The fully functional free versions offer plenty for many users, but you’ll have to pay ...

phonefreehour.com• Aug 24, 2023• 1 min read

Show HN: A simple web app to combat phone addictionWhen I'm stuck on coding something, I find myself reaching for my phone even if I don't have any particular reason to do so. Inspired by Calm's DoNothingFor2Minutes.com which launched on HN 13 years ago [1], I made this simple webapp to see if my friends and I could go an hour without touching our phones. It is surprisingly difficult.According to a 2022 survey [2], the average US adult picks up their phone 352 times per day, or approximately once every 2m43s while they're awake.On browsers that support it (iOS 16.4+, most versions of Android Chrome), it uses the Screen Wake Lock API [3] to keep the page open, and falls back to nosleep.js [4] otherwise. From testing on my iPhone 14 Pro Max running iOS 16.6, battery life only went down 3 or 4 percentage points after an hour with the wake lock.Made this as a web app as a quick demo to be compatible across all mobile devices. As an app, we can probably save more on battery + not have the screen on. One caveat is that on iOS this will actua

bing.com• Aug 11, 2023• 1 min read

How to Take Required Minimum DistributionsStrategies for minimizing required minimum distributions may include a combination of withdrawals and conversions to Roth accounts, which are not subject to RMDs. The goal is to even out annual tax ...

bing.com• Aug 2, 2023• 1 min read

On-Page SEO vs. Off-Page SEO vs. Technical SEO — Here’s How to Properly Optimize EachThese SEO types form a comprehensive strategy that’s crucial for increasing a website’s visibility and ranking in search engine results, which can lead to higher traffic and potential conversions.

bing.com• Jun 6, 2023• 1 min read

How does Apple’s new 15-inch MacBook Air compare to the 13-inch models?The introduction of the new 15-inch Air means there are now three versions to choose from. Here’s how they stack up. The introduction of the new 15-inch Air means there are now three versions to ...

folio.la• May 31, 2023• 1 min read

Show HN: Seeking early bird users for a product demo tool (coupon: 43UHJCHZ)Folio is an all-in-one product demo builder that helps you create interactive, customizable online product demos to explain your products, empower prospects, and boost conversions meaningfully.As a token of our appreciation for your feedback, we have an exclusive offer for the HN community. We offer a free Folio Pro subscription for one month.This means you can unlock most of the premium features and maximize the potential of your product demos at no cost.Use the code 43UHJCHZ during the checkout process on our website.TIA.

bing.com• Apr 12, 2023• 1 min read

Adobe launches AI-powered text-based video editingAdobe announced new versions of its family of video applications, including the fastest and most reliable version of Premiere Pro, which adds AI-powered text-based video editing to make life simpler ...

bing.com• Mar 17, 2023• 1 min read

First photos of young Prince William and Kate Middleton in upcoming season of ‘The Crown’ go viralFilming for the upcoming season of the hit Netflix series “The Crown” is officially underway. On Friday, a few lucky viewers caught a glimpse of the made-for-streaming versions of Prince William and ...

news.ycombinator.com• Mar 1, 2023• 1 min read

Ask HN: Please help track down lost ancient web browsersOver the past year, I've been tracking down and archiving the earliest versions of the earliest web browsers.[0] I've scoured the web, the Internet Archive, what FTP servers there still are, and been in touch with some of the original developers as well as the Web History group at W3C. I've archived many of the ancient browsers, but some important versions are still missing, and in some cases, so are entire browsers.Now I've hit a wall, and I need help to find the missing browsers and missing versions before they're lost to the sands of time.Do you have, or know of a source for, any of the following?Missing entirely ------------------* Tom Fine's Perl browser (known as FineWWW, distributed as w3browser-0.1.shar)* Jim Whitescarver's curses browser* Dan Connolly's Tcl browser* David Rashty's VMS browserMissing versions ------------------* CERN's WWWLineMode 0.9/earlier and versions between 0.11a (Aug '91) and 2.11 (Sep '93)* XMosaic earlier than 1.0, especially 0.5 the first public relea

news.ycombinator.com• Oct 19, 2022• 1 min read

I asked Signal motivations for SMS removalHere is their answer:Hi,Thank you for your thoughts on the announced SMS removal. The blog post describes all of the biggest factors in making this decision, but I know this is a change that is difficult to adjust to, so I wanted to chime in with some additional info that might give some more context.1. RCS (Rich Communications Services) is coming, and it doesn’t play well with Signal. I once had a situation when I was sending SMS to one of my friends via Signal, but I wasn’t seeing any of their responses – this was because their app was automatically responding via RCS, which wasn’t delivered to Signal. This is going to continue to get worse, and Signal cannot add RCS support because there’s no RCS API on Android. Honestly, the days of any third-party SMS app are numbered.2. Proper SMS/MMS support is hard. Signal has to support thousands of devices running dozens of versions of Android. Now multiply that by the hundreds of cell carriers running an inherently bad/buggy protocol, and yo

jupyterspot.com• Oct 4, 2022• 1 min read

Show HN: Collaborative Jupyter WhiteboardsI found a common occurrence in data science type of meetings is someone screen-shares their Jupyter notebook either by Zoom, Hangouts, or conference room display and then starts scrolling through it explaining their tables, plots, markdown, Latex, etc. When I want to ask a question about a plot that the presenter scrolled past, there's a lot of "can you scroll up a little, no too far, back down a little". If I want to point to an area of a plot or column in a table, I can do it in Zoom, but it's all out of place once the notebook is scrolled. Usually someone has to ask the presenter to zoom in to see some tiny Matplotlib font.This led me to start looking into multiplayer versions of Jupyter that strive to be like Google Docs. There's proprietary ones like CoCalc and DeepNote, then there's open-source work underway to add real time collaboration to JupyterLab using Yjs. All of these are geared towards collaborative editing of the notebook code, but I really needed and saw a use for was

bing.com• Apr 1, 2022• 1 min read

How to Sync Your Windows 10 and 11 Settings Across Multiple PCsDo you own more than one Windows 10 or 11 computer? You can maintain separate settings on each device, but both versions of Microsoft's OS also offer ways to keep ...