This is cool. I hooked up Llama to an open-source TTS model for a recent project and there was lots of fun engineering that went into it.
On a different note:
I think the most useful coding copilot tools for me reduce "manual overhead" without attempting to do any hard thinking/problem solving for me (such as generating arguments and types from docstrings or vice-versa, etc.). For more complicated tasks you really have to give copilot a pretty good "starting point".
I often talk to myself while coding. It would be extremely, extremely futuristic (and potentially useful) if a tool like this embedded my speech into a context vector and used it to as an additional copilot input so the model has a better "starting point".
I'm a late adopter of copilot and don't use it all the time but if anyone is aware of anything like this I'd be curious to hear about it.
On a different note:
I think the most useful coding copilot tools for me reduce "manual overhead" without attempting to do any hard thinking/problem solving for me (such as generating arguments and types from docstrings or vice-versa, etc.). For more complicated tasks you really have to give copilot a pretty good "starting point".
I often talk to myself while coding. It would be extremely, extremely futuristic (and potentially useful) if a tool like this embedded my speech into a context vector and used it to as an additional copilot input so the model has a better "starting point".
I'm a late adopter of copilot and don't use it all the time but if anyone is aware of anything like this I'd be curious to hear about it.