Joined December 2025
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Also important to make it sound uncompressed. It currently sounds podcasty and compressed. Sound should naturally change with angle, direction and distance. It would still sound fake without natural dynamic range and transients.
I'm just as surprised nobody in AI voice tech has realized a voice needs background and environmental noise to sound realistic Even @ElevenLabs the leader in voice AI can not produce voice with background noise, or environment reverb sound AI voices are always going to sound non-passable as human if they don't have that And it's only me and this other guy even talking about it
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Itโ€™s easy with vocals in AI music, because vocals in human-made mastered songs are expected to be compressed. Curious to see if and how they solve this.
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Stanley | Paperchat retweeted
Replying to @NoahKingJr
Rapper. I already have lyrics on Github.
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"--dangerously-skip-permissions" should be renamed to "--retardmaxxing"
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Build things that you need
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What are you working on right now?
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Increase traffic. Donโ€™t reduce price. Note to self.
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I think everyone should implement this feature: A user buys a subscription, then later on the same day, they delete their account. You should auto process a full refund. Just had this experience with another service and I think itโ€™s awesome.
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Plans for this weekend: - Cold emails to verified leads - Keyword research for new startup - Start and finish new mini startup idea What about you?
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Didn't know umlauts were allowed in domain names ๐Ÿ’€
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Making a web based simulation of the glass bridge game from the Squid Game show, to see how hard it is to win ๐Ÿ˜„ What are you working on today?
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Made a web based simulation of the glass bridge scene from Squid Game. Can you beat my high score? ๐Ÿ˜… glassbridge.xyz
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Stanley | Paperchat retweeted
Jan 13
Cowork is the most overhyped AI announcement since OpenAI's Atlas. this isn't "Claude Code for the rest of your work." this is ChatGPT with folder permissions. here's the thing no one's talking about: Claude Code didn't succeed because the model got smarter. it succeeded because coding is the perfect environment for AI agents. think about it: write code. run compiler. error or success in 0.3 seconds. adjust. repeat. the agent gets instant feedback on everything it does. it can work for hours without you because errors stay small and course corrections happen in milliseconds. Playwright takes a screenshot. linter screams. build fails. test passes. hundreds of validation signals. all instant. now try that with business work. Claude writes your sales email. you send it. you wait 7 days. client ghosts you. was it the subject line? the pitch? the timing? Mercury in retrograde? the agent has no clue. neither do you. that's the fundamental problem no one's addressing. code has a truth function. it compiles or it doesn't. business work has vibes. and vibes don't compile. the feedback in knowledge work is: - delayed: weeks, months, quarters - ambiguous: they said no but won't say why - locked in people's heads: a great sales rep closes deals because of 10,000 past conversations, and that pattern recognition isn't in any folder Claude can access so what is Cowork actually? a faster way to edit files with AI help. useful? sure. but let's be real about what it is: you're still the compiler. you're still the test suite. you're still the judge. every output still needs your approval. every decision still needs your gut check. that's not autonomy. that's chat with better file access. Claude Code gave us an AI teammate that ships while you sleep. Cowork still needs you hovering over every output, validating every move - which is exactly how chatbots work today. the gap between "AI that codes" and "AI that handles knowledge work" isn't model intelligence. it's feedback loops. until someone figures out how to build real-time validation into business tasks, we're not getting autonomous agents. we're getting fancier chatbots with file permissions.
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Introducing Cowork: Claude Code for the rest of your work. Cowork lets you complete non-technical tasks much like how developers use Claude Code.
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Sold a lifetime plan today for $250 ๐Ÿฅณ Itโ€™s special because I added this plan two days ago. #BuildInPublic
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Excited to announce that after almost a month of grinding, I have now grown to a massive 7 followers ๐ŸŽ‰ I could not have gotten here without you guys โค๏ธ. Next big milestone is 10. #BuildInPublic
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Love it :)
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