dSebastien

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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   This is not the case. I've implemented many things differently. The core of the transcription process is mostly the same and uses the same libraries, but I've rebuilt the UI from scratch to be fully responsive, added support for W
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   I never claimed this was fully original work. My project indeed started as a fork of Handy. I've discussed this here: https://github.com/DeveloPassion/knowii-voice-ai-docs/issues... and https://www
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   This is just not true. My landing page doesn't have much if anything in common with Handy's and that was never the goal. I stated explicitly that I forked Handy for a reason, it's not a secret and I'm not ashamed of it.
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   I wrote a post with more background here: https://www.knowii.net/c/announcements/knowii-voice-ai
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   People who run tiny side businesses understand this is the only way to go. Yes I could have started from scratch, but what's the point. If you look at Handy's website, you'll see that the author encourages forks anyway. I&#x2
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   I have already rebuilt the UI to be fully responsive (great for tiling window managers), added new features, improved the history, fixed hotkey handling for Wayland and many other things. I'm a solopreneur, and if I want my business to
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   That's why I'm building Knowii Voice AI. It's a fork of Handy (handy.computer) in which I'm going to add fun features, exploring different areas of what we can do with voice on a computer. It's local first, privacy
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   I'm on the delete or archive + tag + clear trash every 3 months + export archive and delete every X team
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   by dSebastien 11mo ago

   I'm going to test this with Voice AI to see how it works compared to Whisper and Parakeet https://voice-ai.knowii.net
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    by dSebastien 11mo ago

    I'm Building a Speech-to-text app with AI workflows. Building with Tauri, Rust, TS, React and Tailwind. The first version is out: https://voice-ai.knowii.net
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    by dSebastien 11mo ago

    Prompt injection must be a really lucrative activity. I wonder how many hidden prompts will be detected on GitHub in the coming years and how many devs dare point LLMs at GitHub issues
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    by dSebastien 11mo ago

    Reminds me of f.lux: https://justgetflux.com/
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    by dSebastien 11mo ago

    Agreed. I just launched https://voice-ai.knowii.net and am really a fan of Parakeet now. What it manages to achieve locally without hogging too much resources is awesome
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Create 2025-10-25.md. There's my perfect space for my private thoughts
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Community plugins and the way they're approved and not reviewed over time due to limited resources is the main problem. There are many facets to that. Plugins have unrestricted access, they can start servers, make http calls, read&#x2F
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    What I love about those tools is that you get the best of both worlds when you use them right. If you apply auto formatting in a pre commit hook, then you can format any way you want locally but whatever is in the repo is formatted uniforml
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    A collection of resources about Knowledge Management
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Very close to releasing V3 of my Obsidian template vault with huge improvements, first class AI support, included Bases, a solid productivity system, and a ton more. https://obsidianstarterkit.com
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    I continue to hope that SOLID gains more traction in the future. It has great potential to enable a better future
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    The one journaling approach that has worked for me (and still does after multiple years) is interstitial journaling. It's now the very center of my personal organization system. That's how I organize my work, how I capture new thi
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    I'm working HARD on this problem for v3 of my Obsidian Starter Kit ( https://obsidianstarterkit.com ). For now I'm keeping (and even adding!) folders because (1) AI is still not good enough at finding what it needs (2) c
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    I think that vibe coding shines bright right now when it comes to creating such little/simple tools.
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Saw this posted earlier pointing to a broken site. Reminded me of this note
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    It's been my experience too, already prior to support for sub-tasks/agents. I've been exploring the ways in which I could "lazy load" context depending on the task at hand. I've approached this by defining an A
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Knowii, a community of knowledge workers who want to stay relevant with or without AI: https://store.dsebastien.net/l/knowii
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    It never stopped being a thing!! :)
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    A few years ago I spent an unreasonable amount of time creating a RESTful API design guide for my employer. The goal was to standardize the way APIs would be created for all systems. We argued over HATEOAS, true REST with hypermedia, custom
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    The main problem with books lagging behind "now" is almost solved
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    Building the Knowii community, a safe haven for people who care about learning and growing: https://store.dsebastien.net/l/knowii
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    by dSebastien 1y ago

    NotebookLM to explore sources in bulk, prepare vacations etc Claude Code for coding and as basis for my AI assistant/ghostwriter (productivity, planning, prioritization, writing articles, newsletters, social media posts, etc Gemini &am