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Voice chatbot with Gemini Live
In this tutorial, we will explore how to create a voice-enabled chatbot using the new "Live" capabilities in Google AI Studio. Our goal is to build an assistant that can interactively help users fill out a Google Form through natural conversation.
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AI chatbot as a frontend for a Google Form
Using a chatbot as a frontend for a Google Form can significantly improve user engagement and completion rates. Instead of a static form, users interact with a conversational interface that guides them through the questions, validates their input, and submits the data seamlessly.
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Copy a single Codex session to another machine
You might want to copy a Codex session to another machine to continue a conversation started on one device, such as moving from a laptop to a desktop or server.
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Take control of your Kaiser Permanente blood test results (no coding knowledge required)
Want to make sense of your Kaiser Permanente blood test results without needing to be a coding expert? This guide will walk you through using readily available tools to analyze your health summary, specifically focusing on lipid panels, with a step-by-step approach.
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How to install codex and gemini cli
::: {.callout-note} This is actually not recommended because it mixes node packages with other packages installed in .local. Recommend instead to use nvm, once configured nvm, then the standard install command works without specifying any prefix. :::
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Going full agentic for scientific software development
The landscape of scientific software development is being transformed by AI coding agents. Over the past few weeks, I've been exploring GitHub Copilot's AI coding agent capabilities for maintaining healpy, and the experience has been remarkable.
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How to use AI chat assistants while traveling
Traveling often means unreliable or expensive internet access, especially on airplanes or in remote areas. Here are two practical ways to keep using AI chat assistants even when your connectivity is limited:
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Voyager enters ACCESS allocations phase
As of June 1, 2025, SDSC's Voyager supercomputer has transitioned from its testbed phase to the ACCESS Allocations Phase. All research use now requires an official ACCESS allocation.
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How to use GitHub Copilot for scientific computing
GitHub Copilot is rapidly transforming the landscape of scientific computing by streamlining code development and accelerating research workflows. This guide outlines how computational scientists can leverage Copilot, with a focus on professional and research-oriented use cases.
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VS Code Copilot agent mode: A productivity showcase
Visual Studio Code, together with GitHub Copilot in agent mode, enables a more focused and efficient development workflow. Below are three practical examples of how this integration can help streamline your daily work, each illustrated with real screenshots: