Anyone building voice AI agents knows how hard it is to stay up-to-date with the latest text-to-speech voice models.
We spend time testing and experimenting with all of the available paid and open-source text-to-speech voice AI models and consolidated our own notes and experience testing different models into a single guide for developers evaluating multiple models.
It's almost the halfway mark and I would love to know some achievements you made that you are proud of. I got inspired thinking about how my year started and where I am now. The start of the year couldn't be worse. January and February were one bad thing after another. I was all caught up on the bad things but I started to reflect on the good so here are my achievements: - Got an awesome job with awesome people
- Held a session at a conference
- Read 3 books (as someone who never read anything)
- Got back to training, and am now in good shape
- Started waking up earlier
- Started creating content for LinkedIn
- Finished 4 exams
- Reconnected to old friends To some, these may seem small but to me, they are just the starting point to a great year.
Social media marketing is an important part of our content/product marketing strategy. It can help us grow our business awareness, reach new customers. How do you design your social media marketing strategy?
I feel like I blinked, and Monday was over in a flash Currently in prep mode for launching (in a couple of weeks!!) and pulling together everything I have learned about PH to prep my team! It's amazing looking back at just how much I have learned in just a couple of months!
An agent is fixing a bug and starts touching files outside the requested scope. Before switching tools, I'd check whether the task has a reproducible failure and a clear boundary. Without those, the next agent gets the same ambiguity.
If the task is well defined, I'd give Codex and Claude Code the same starting commit and stop at the first reviewable diff. I'd compare unrelated edits, tests actually run, and the human work needed before merge. A passing test alone misses that cost.
If you've switched mid-task, what triggered it? Did the second tool make the patch easier to review, or did you mostly improve the brief on the second try?
As a European citizen, I think we need to look at the current situation clearly.
I m from Hungary, a country where the previous administration became well known for strongly criticizing the EU. But this post is not about that political debate.
Yes, I'm kind of referring to the Soham Parekh story that's now taking the internet by storm.
TL;DR: He worked on several startups at the same time, had the best interview results, but according to his employers, he never delivered results. (You can comprehend it from these tweets, e.g. 1, 2)
Since Google announced its acquisition of Fitbit some devoted customers have said they will no longer use their wearables because they don't feel comfortable with Google owning their health data. What do you think?
Innovation does not mean that you just label something as "AI" or "tech". It usually requires activities that train not only the users of the product, but also directly involve them in the process of general awareness.
How does your company strengthen the innovation of your country? (and now I don't just mean that you create a product)
