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What if writing code was as simple as talking to your device? Watch my GPT-4 voice assistant: - take in a complex coding task - write the code - create a PR on my GitHub repo All I had to do was tell it what to do. This is... show more

Mckay Wrigley

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

Powered by @CodewandAI. (and yes I can use it on my phone too but I need my phone to film haha)

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

Would anyone be interested in a livestream demo this weekend or something? Might be cool to demo it in real time.

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

the “this is just for junior stuff” type comments are such cope lmao bro just admit it machines are better than you now it’s okay breathe

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

Also small note on the watch thing… Don’t focus on it. It makes for a fun demo. And I need my phone to film. Focus on the underlying system. Imagine it as, say, a ChatGPT plugin.

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Andrew Finnvor 3 Jahren

The part I most enjoyed about this awesome magic was Apple voice-to-text still being horrible and unimproved since 2010

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

The fact that I have to clean the text on my end in 2023 is… not great

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

@ricburton I appreciate you :)

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Rich Kleinvor 3 Jahren

Wow! Great reaction at the end: “Whoa! … We’re all done.” 🤣

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Mckay Wrigleyvor 3 Jahren

Half joking half not haha

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