From figuring out the wiring to debugging “show that on the wall,” @sidrampally shares…
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From figuring out the wiring to debugging “show that on the wall,” @sidrampally shares how he used Codex to turn an LED display into a voice-controlled assistant. Powered by GPT-Live-1 and a Raspberry Pi, it shows weather, subway arrivals, and more:
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