11 points | by ibobev 3 hours ago
5 comments
Great idea! After all why reinvent the wheel with TUI libraries built in a popular browser-based front-end javascript framework?
I remember using talk back when first learning Linux in college. I enjoyed the character-by-character aspect of it.
Yes, I've wondered many times why there are no modern (human to human) chat interfaces that implements that, rather than sentence by sentence.
I used talk back in 90ties and loved it and still missing it. Interfacing this with LLM is a nice touch.
Interesting chat widget in the corner.
I've been looking for something similar I saw once, it was a chat widget connecting to everyone looking at the same webpage.
But it was called something like "aarrrgh!!" (the pirate), and I can't remember the name of the damn thing!
Great idea! After all why reinvent the wheel with TUI libraries built in a popular browser-based front-end javascript framework?
I remember using talk back when first learning Linux in college. I enjoyed the character-by-character aspect of it.
Yes, I've wondered many times why there are no modern (human to human) chat interfaces that implements that, rather than sentence by sentence.
I used talk back in 90ties and loved it and still missing it. Interfacing this with LLM is a nice touch.
Interesting chat widget in the corner.
I've been looking for something similar I saw once, it was a chat widget connecting to everyone looking at the same webpage.
But it was called something like "aarrrgh!!" (the pirate), and I can't remember the name of the damn thing!