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A question because I'm not using speech-to-text, but find it intriguing (especially since it's now possible to do locally and for free). How have your computin
by llarsson 9mo ago
A question because I'm not using speech-to-text, but find it intriguing (especially since it's now possible to do locally and for free).
How have your computing habits changed as a result of having this? When do you typically use this instead of typing on the keyboard?
- tin7in 9mo agoI use it all the time with coding agents, especially if I'm running multiple terminals. It's way faster to talk than type. The only problem is that it looks awkward if there are others around.
- johnisgood 9mo agoInteresting. I can think and type faster, but not talk. I am not much of a talker.
- stavros 9mo agoSame, whenever I try to dictate something I always umm and ahhh and go back a bunch of times, and it's faster to just type. I guess it's just a matter of practice, and I'm fine when I'm talking to other people, it's only dictation I'm having trouble with.
- noneofyour 9mo agoPart of my job is to give feedback to people using Word Comments. Using STT, it's been a breeze. The time saving really is great. Thing is, I only do this when working at home with no one around. So really only when WFH.