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bkyan commented on Show HN: Kitten TTS – 25MB CPU-Only, Open-Source TTS Model github.com/KittenML/Kitte... · Posted by u/divamgupta

blopker · 5 months ago

Web version: https://clowerweb.github.io/kitten-tts-web-demo/

It sounds ok, but impressive for the size.

bkyan · 5 months ago

I got an error when I tried the demo with 6 sentences, but it worked great when I reduced the text to 3 sentences. Is the length limit due to the model or just a limitation for the demo?

bkyan commented on Show HN: Open source alternative to Perplexity Comet browseros.com/... · Posted by u/felarof

felarof · 5 months ago

Yes! We want to do this.

We were thinking of implement MCP protocol into the browser, so the browser can be an MCP server (that exposes bunch of tools -- navigation, click, extract) and you can connect that to your agent, would that work?

What is your use-case? Happy to chat on discord! https://discord.gg/YKwjt5vuKr

bkyan · 5 months ago

Thanks for the discord invite! My username is Mindcast on discord.

bkyan commented on Show HN: Open source alternative to Perplexity Comet browseros.com/... · Posted by u/felarof

felarof · 5 months ago

Yes! We want to do this.

We were thinking of implement MCP protocol into the browser, so the browser can be an MCP server (that exposes bunch of tools -- navigation, click, extract) and you can connect that to your agent, would that work?

What is your use-case? Happy to chat on discord! https://discord.gg/YKwjt5vuKr

bkyan · 5 months ago

Yes, that works for me! My primary use case is automated testing of updates to websites that I maintain.

bkyan commented on Show HN: Open source alternative to Perplexity Comet browseros.com/... · Posted by u/felarof

bkyan · 5 months ago

Is there a way to hook BrowserOS up as a sub-agent for an orchestration agent/system?

bkyan commented on The unreasonable effectiveness of an LLM agent loop with tool use sketch.dev/blog/agent-loo... · Posted by u/crawshaw

amelius · 7 months ago

Huh, isn't this already built-in, in most chat UIs?

bkyan · 7 months ago

This is for running locally in the terminal (or in WSL2 if you are on Windows).

Here is an example session from a similar script that I <cough>ChatGPT</cough> wrote in Perl, illustrating the same concept:

$ ~/agentloop.pl

YOUR PROMPT:

Is Python installed on this system? If so, which version?

BASH STDIN:

python --version 2>&1 || python3 --version 2>&1

BASH STDOUT:

/bin/bash: python: command not found

Python 3.6.7

LLM RESPONSE:

Python is installed on this system. The version available is Python 3.6.7. However, it looks like the python executable (python) is not directly available, but python3 (or a direct version path) exists and resolves to Python 3.6.7.

If you need to use Python, you should use python3 as the command.

bkyan commented on Show HN: Transform your codebase into a single Markdown doc for feeding into AI tesserato.web.app/posts/2... · Posted by u/tesserato

bkyan · 10 months ago

Oh, cool -- this is made with golang! I'll have see if I could wrap it in a desktop gui using wails.

bkyan commented on A Friendly Introduction to Container Queries joshwcomeau.com/css/conta... · Posted by u/bkyan

bkyan · a year ago

The thing I still find weird about Container Queries is that there doesn't appear to be a way to distinguish between different containers based on class, as @container applies to any parent container. So, a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-blue-background would get the same styles as a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-red-background, since there isn't an easy way (as far as I could tell) to distinguish between the two scenarios within the Container Query, itself.

bkyan · a year ago

Oh, just figured out that there is a field for this → container-name

bkyan commented on A Friendly Introduction to Container Queries joshwcomeau.com/css/conta... · Posted by u/bkyan

bkyan · a year ago

The thing I still find weird about Container Queries is that there doesn't appear to be a way to distinguish between different containers based on class, as @container applies to any parent container. So, a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-blue-background would get the same styles as a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-red-background, since there isn't an easy way (as far as I could tell) to distinguish between the two scenarios within the Container Query, itself.