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5mo ago
https://carelesswhisper.app
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Hmm, hoping this isn't a generic LLM generated response. Skills have the scripts folder and you can precisely describe when and when not to use a script. This can end up directly wrapping API(s), CLIs, generic scripts or even other MCP
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5mo ago
Doesn't Skills solve all of this? OpenClaw, Hermes and other agents have already made skill adoption mainstream? Are you guys still seeing a future where people are dumping entire MCP tool defs into context?
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I indulge in coffee quite a bit too. But the funding chain here is - Major coffee companies illy | JDE Peet's | Lavazza | Paulig | Tchibo ↓ Institute for Scientific Information on Coffee (ISIC) ↓ UCC/APC
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5mo ago
RNNoise has a VAD inbuilt that works much better than silero. https://github.com/xiph/rnnoise
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6mo ago
https://voicebraindump.com
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6mo ago
One negative side to this is the time taken to review apps has gone up drastically.
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6mo ago
Its not just a web interface. It creates a storage container that can grow and be compacted on the fly is fully portable.
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6mo ago
For folks looking for a much simpler single binary alternative. https://github.com/srv1n/kurpod
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6mo ago
https://carelesswhisper.app
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ASR has already proved its usefulness. Dictation tools are a prime example. Ever since whisper came out, usefulness for AST models running locally suddenly became a thing. Opened up soo many variants https://superwhisper.com ht
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6mo ago
lanceDB and underlying lance works well as append only right? Wont you have to do index maintenance often for a chat access pattern?
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7mo ago
Not sure how that was the take away from both the posts above. I read the blog post and your website but unfortunately didnt help change my perspective. Thanks for the share
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"LLMs themselves are a graph database with probabilistic edge traversal" whaat? Do you have any good demos to showcase where graph DBs clearly have an advantage? Its mostly just toy made demos. vector embeddings on the other hand
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7mo ago
Did it start around the covid/ WFH time? There are a few theories 1. Airpods or ANC 2. WFH ->. Less movement -> stiff muscles around neck and head -> head trasnfer frequencies changing 3. Covid vaccine
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Show HN: Kurpod – an encrypted OSS "container file" you can name vacation.jpg
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8mo ago
what does this have to do with Thinking Machines? Just clickbait?
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8mo ago
Making local running dictations transcribe faster than cloud tools even for longer dictations. <2.0 seconds for any length of dictation. https://carelesswhisper.app
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Show HN: Cbx – Local TTS CLI Wrapping Chatterbox ONNX (Single Rust Binary)
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Voice interfaces. Currently this dictation app https://carelesswhisper.app Managed to make long dictations even >10mins appear in < 2seconds by pushing what is possible with current STT models. All processing done locally
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9mo ago
If you were to classify how you landed the 170+ clients into a few buckets what would the top channels be?
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Steve Yegge's Vibe Coding Manifesto:Why Claude Code Isnt It;What Comes After IDE [video]
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Making local running dictations transcribe faster than cloud tools even for longer dictations. Yes its possible. https://carelesswhisper.app/blog/latency-demo
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10mo ago
Building Arivu: CLI/library that normalizes fetch/search across a bunch of sources (arXiv, PubMed, HN, GitHub, Reddit, YouTube transcripts, RSS, web pages…). I use it as a context fetcher i.e grab an abstract/transcript/
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11mo ago
If we are already comfortable with our enterprise chatgpt subscription, how might this be of value. Given that it does RAG, tool calling, has all the SSO stuff/collab? Or are we not the target customer. Just curious. Especially with bo
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What is the use case for a desktop app? Just local storage or using local compute for RAG? or perhaps privacy?
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Fei-Fei Li and Justin Johnson, World Labs: Spatial Intelligence and World Models [video]
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I built a prototype using native messaging (the same way apps password managers interact with browsers and drive actions with pure js). I have a lot of actions done but not full there yet. Essentially the goal is to use a cli or an external
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1y ago
Wouldnt having chrome.debugger=true also flag your requests?
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Im using LanceDB (and pretty happy with it so far). I am looking at the chroma docs and have a few questions 1. I see the core is OSS, any chance of it being pushed up on crates.io(i see you already have a placeholder) 2. Is it embeddable o
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