der_philipp

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   by der_philipp 1y ago

   It uses whisper, but also directly calls other tools and puts everything under one nice Gui
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   by der_philipp 1y ago

   Also look at Vibe: It even supports speaker differentiation/recognition and is open source on mac/windows/linux; https://github.com/thewh1teagle/vibe
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   by der_philipp 1y ago

   Unfortunately not; But to be honest: The episodes are titled after the tools they cover. The podcast is a short-format that explains the problem, the tool as a solution and some side notes. Example: "File renaming is annoying and compl
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   by der_philipp 1y ago

   I started a german Podcast "Terminal Treff" - about cli tools I love, have loved or would like to love: https://podcasts.philipp-weissmann.de/@terminaltreff/episode...
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   by der_philipp 6y ago

   Thank you very much, the picture and especially the sound file helps a lot in terms of coming to a decision. I will try to reach more people who are using a walking desk - but especially our longterm-ish experience helps a lot.
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   by der_philipp 6y ago

   Some small questions: 1. Those pads for your wrists / hands: did you always use them or explicitly for stand/walk usage? If yes: What are those and would you recommend them? 2. What is the sound/volume of your threadmill? 3.
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   by der_philipp 6y ago

   Does someone of you use a "walking" treadmill for under the desk? I'd be highly interested and think about buying one.