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"Ultrarealistic AI Voice Generator" - I initially read the title as "Unrealistic AI Voice Generator". I'd suggest adding a space to "Ultrarealistic".

This is great, I'd love to see an explainer in the readme of how it works with OpenAI.

The video in the github repo is very helpful. I think it needs an example of what can be built with Zep though, not just the features.

About time, YouTube is full of videos about making eBook's with ChatGPT. e.g "Free Course: How I Made $200,000 With ChatGPT eBook Automation at 20 Years Old" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Annsf5QgFF8

Congrats on the launch! Are you planning to release the cloud features as source available or are they closed source?

Linear seems to be the latest trend. https://www.linears.art/ - A collection of websites inspired by Linear

The "SSO tax" is used to fund development of the project.

For anyone interested in learning more about the NSO group, I'd recommend this podcast episode: https://darknetdiaries.com/episode/100/

This seems like a step in the wrong direction.

Looks great!

Marco Peraza, Not related to regulation of IoT security updates but since this is an AMA. How did you transition from software engineer into a cybersecurity lawyer?

I'm impressed normally free open source apps aren't great quality. This looks quite polished. I was trying to figure out what library it uses for map rendering. It seems like it uses a custom C++ code for map rendering?

It's pretty cool to see that the two founders wrote a book together: "Learning ClojureScript" https://www.packtpub.com/product/learning-clojurescript/9781...

I'm really surprised the Hashicorp founders make no mention of the license change on their X (Twitter) accounts: https://twitter.com/mitchellh & https://twitter.com/armon

That's an impressive amount of space used for ads: https://ibb.co/hghR6XM

This reminds me of how the MapLibre project was created after Mapbox changed their license. https://wptavern.com/maplibre-launches-as-official-open-sour... https://maplibre.org/

FYI I noticed a typo in the readme - "take a look at our webiste"

Unfortunately news sources such as Fox News don't mention climate change when reporting on this. A lot of people aren't even aware of the impending climate catastrophe. https://www.foxnews.com/us/florida-water-topped-100-degrees-...

The first thing that popped out to me when looking at your github repo is this need to be updated: https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/blob/main/server/README.m...

Bitcoin is probably a better comparison - https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...

I found the story of how Rick Rubin convinced Johnny Cash to cover Hurt by Nine Inch Nails quite interesting. https://www.musicradar.com/news/rick-rubin-johnny-cash-hurt-...

I have a feeling that after a summer of heat waves exacerbated by El Niño, more people will start taking climate change seriously.

I did wonder how WeVPN were offering such low prices compared to all other VPN providers. e.g a 2-Year subscription @ $2.59 per month

Agreed, not until I have a signed employment contract.

Great to see more options for Rust on the front-end. I'm looking forward to this eco-system maturing before using it in a prod environment.

I agree. I'm looking forward to re-watching it to as it was so information dense.

I'd love to see a more technical write up on the Mullvad Browser.

"Solar is now the cheapest energy in history" - https://www.zmescience.com/science/solar-is-now-the-cheapest...

Nice to see the author created discussion threads on lobste.rs, Hacker News and r/programming

I was impressed by their pricing, how do they keep costs so low?