TomGarden

I disagree on the voice interaction point. I DO want voice modes to be glorified STT-TTS.

The OpenAI AVM is uncanny and over-eager to me. You can run Anthropic voice on Opus since a handful days and it's incredibly snappy without feeling weird.

This stands out to me too, it seems to be representative of physics the way a video game is representative of physics, likely less so given the non-determinism

Man, whenever I see nostaligic things like this I remember how instantly responsive computers used to feel. Good times.

That's a great point.

My experience is that if you're not trying to push the use cases very far or very long-running, the last few iterations of Claude work incredibly well for smaller, simpler things, which is already helpful

No, but it was very trivial (Claude did it in maybe a minute). It just made a new launcher that opens OBS, then refreshes/checks all my sources.

Answer this thread if you struggle and I can post when I get to the office

Love OBS! It's so far ahead of proprietary apps in so many areas, it's incredibly impressive

Easily fixable with a script that sets things up as you want it on launch via websocket

I made a little script that reconnects everything the way I want it on launch via WebSocket. Works great

I relate to that, but do you feel it's a fools errand to try and codify your preferences into a list of rules? You'd really only need a 'yes list' for things it can be allowed to do and have it not do anything else

Max Subscription seems to be the HN assumption most of the time

Not OP, but I used to run out in a few days, for me it was a matter of suboptimal code review practices with many subagents looking at different aspects, often expanded to look at more than the diff.