I was recently trying to figure out whether the microphone is usable when using my notebook in clamshell-mode. Turns out Apple added a privacy/safety feature to all Apple silicon-based Mac notebooks and Intel-based Mac notebooks with the Apple T2 Security Chip. It will hardware disconnect the microphone when the lid is closed, based on the lid sensors.
Pretty cool safety feature!! Even though I'm sad I can't use my mic in clamshell mode
Would it be possible to mix multiple people/voices in a training set? Or does that confuse the AI? Could be interesting to create a real but kind of not real model. If that makes sense…
That‘s a very good question! I am not sure how easy it is to do in a agnostic way. If we want to utilize the static generation features and other framework features, it‘s necessary to use some framework specific components (e.g. Next and Nuxt both have their own version of the „link“ that allows for smarter page loading after an initial render. It might be possible to just replace these parts somehow and leave the rest agnostic. But I don‘t think that‘s an easy task and you might lose some features when switching to a „dangerous setting inner html“ approach that isn‘t very well optimized in the compilation steps of the frameworks.
Btw, I love your content!
Today, I am happy to share the vue-notion library with you – it is now possible to use Notion as a CMS for Vue (e.g. a statically generated Nuxt blog).
As Notion fans we always wanted to be able to use Notion as a CMS for Nuxt. React has had this for a bit. So, we decided to port the react-notion project to Vue and are introducing the same functionality to Vue!
I hope there are some Vue & Notion fans here, we would love to get some feedback on this new package!
Let us know what you think – Have a great day everybody!
Every time I start a new project/repository, I need a .gitignore file. And every time I missed something that had to be added later—often after unstashing/reverting, because of those pesky git add --all I love so dearly. Then came https://gitignore.io and made my life a lot easier. Sadly, not too long ago, Toptal decided to rebrand the site a bit (not too much, but we developers are purists). So, the next time I spun up a new repository, I started procrastinating. I no longer wanted to have to leave the terminal to setup a .gitignore file. And thus git-ignore was born. You can now utilize battle-tested ignore templates right from your terminal.
Awesome! Love the simple page design - almost went for something similar. I found a few games that work in the address bar, but I didn‘t know this one yet, thanks.
P.S. you can add TitleRun as a bookmarklet as well ;)
It should work fine on most browsers. But it depends on the browsers allocation of cycles for the tab, because it‘s only JavaScript. Closing other tabs may help.