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Document 1:
# Bluetooth Functionality Smoke Test Steps

1. **Test Case 1: Bluetooth Device Already Connected**
    - Open the app with Bluetooth headphones already connected.
    - Start a recording session and speak to ensure Bluetooth microphone audio is captured.
    - End the recording to confirm functionality.

2. **Test Case 2: Connect Bluetooth Headphones After Launch**

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Hey. I just wanna walk through my day, some ideas about, what to do, so Nate Art, my iOS developer on yeah. IOS app. I'm leading the the tech development of or really the general development of, he was originally gonna work on streaming audio playback to make our voice assistant more responsive. After the user finishes speaking. Basically, how fast from one user finishes speaking to the first to the sound of the answer starting to come out speakers or or headphones. But he decided to pause that because we discussed a data model get, like, a draft data model for our app application. We're really early in the development cycle about 3 weeks in. So he switched to he proposed switching to working on that. And I I think that's a good idea just to pause the other work. I think we can deal with a little bit of latency on this early in the development. Improving we're using language models and, I think the focus really right now is to make make sure, that the conversation is helpful, that the AI contributes th

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socket.on("server-text-to-speech") {data, ack in
    print("server-text-to-speech")

    // The data structure for this message type is here:
    // https://github.com/descriptinc/descript-web-v2/blob/staging/pkg-js/brain-buddy-protocol/src/ServerSentEvents.ts#L27-L48
    if let firstItem = data.first as? [String: Any],
        guard let progress = firstItem["progress"] as? String else {
            return
        }
         

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ChatGPT Builds A Rudimentary Whiteboarding App

Here's the conversation I had collaborating with ChatGPT to build a basic diagramming app.

Features

• Canvas based rendering
• You can create rectangles (click to create a rectangle)
• You can move rectangles (click on Move Rectangle)
• You can change the fill color of rectangles (Click on Change Color, then click on a rectangle to randomly assign it a fill color)

Notes

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// See VideoDecoder.configure for documentation on all configuration fields:
// https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/VideoDecoder/configure

type AvcCData = {
    configurationVersion: number;
    profileIndication: number;
    profileCompatibility: number;
    avcLevelIndication: number;
    lengthSizeMinusOne: number;
    sps: Uint8Array[];

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function logSVG(svg){
  // Get svg data
  var xml = new XMLSerializer().serializeToString(svg);
  
  // Make it base64
  var svg64 = btoa(xml);
  var b64Start = 'data:image/svg+xml;base64,';
  
  // Prepend a "header"
  var image64 = b64Start + svg64;

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import appActor from '../state/actors/app';
import { useGesture } from '@use-gesture/react'
import { useEffect, useRef } from "react"
import { getCamera } from "../cameras/usePanZoom";

export function usePanZoomEvents() {
    const panZoomStartPositionInWorldSpace = useRef()

    console.log("usepanzoom");

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function test(){
  const a = "a";
}

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Expandable Markdown Sections

This markdown..

<p><details>
  <summary>
    <b>Expand for puppy</b>
    </summary>
    <img src="http://youthvoices.net/sites/default/files/image/129678/dec/1600dog_11019_1.jpg"/>
</details></p>

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Elm has well thought out versioning rules. Because of Elm's strong type system their package manager could (can?) enforce the rules. They already have a CLI command to generate a report of what's changed between any two versions of a module.

For example, to compare changes between elm-lang/core's module 3.0.0 vs 4.0.0, run: elm-package diff elm-lang/core 3.0.0 4.0.0 which will produce:

Comparing elm-lang/core 3.0.0 to 4.0.0...
This is a MAJOR change.

------ Added modules - MINOR ------