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App that leverages GPT-3 to facilitate new language listening and speaking practice.
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Make nodejs mobile device compatible (and run in background as assistant) #6

Open stevenbaert opened 2 years ago

stevenbaert commented 2 years ago

I have the project running on a Synology NAS and opening it on my Android device works great! Though the resizing doesn't work well, so I have to tilt my device horizontally to enable the microphone. However then it works perfect.

Now, wouldn't it be nice to make this project as a personal assistant in your phone? See other issue created: "start conversation" or just "Hey James" then wait for "Yes, Steven" and ask your question 😁

Now that means it would need to start in sleep modus by default and resizing of gui would be needed too. Or a porting to Android? https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/building-a-node-js-application-on-android-part-1-termux-vim-and-node-js-dfa90c28958f/

Glad to help wherever I can. Curious what you think. All the best!

Steven

JavaFXpert commented 2 years ago

Fun idea. I’ve been running the app on a small Surface for that purpose. I just say “wake up” instead of “hey X”, and “go to sleep” if I want it to stop listening. I do think that a configurable timeout for automatically going to sleep would be a nice feature, as well as configurable wake and sleep phrases.Regards,James (Jim) WeaverOn Sep 23, 2022, at 5:07 PM, stevenbaert @.***> wrote: I have the project running on a Synology NAS and opening it on my Android device works great? Though the resizing doesn't work well, so I have to tilt my device horizontally to enable the microphone. However then it works great! Now, wouldn't it be nice to make this project as a personal assistant in your phone? See other issue created: "start conversation" or just "Hey James" then wait for "Yes, Steven" and ask your question 😁 Now that means it would need to start in sleep modus by default and resizing of gui would be needed too. Or a porting to Android? https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/building-a-node-js-application-on-android-part-1-termux-vim-and-node-js-dfa90c28958f/ Glad to help wherever I can. Curious what you think. All the best! Steven

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