jamescham

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Moonshine, the new state of the art for speech to text(petewarden.com)
10 points by jamescham 2y ago|1 comments
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by jamescham 2y ago
Pete Warden and team just published a paper on Moonshine, their speech to text model. Key features include: - 1.7x overall speed boost compared to Whisper - Flexible-sized input window, allowing for more efficient processing of shorter audi
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by jamescham 4y ago
How is this not getting any news?
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by jamescham 4y ago
The actual interview is kind of amazing. https://twitter.com/priyadclemens/status/1621229630765125639...
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by jamescham 4y ago
This is a great point! (And kind of terrifying.)
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Ask HN: Is there a way to follow people on Hacker News?
19 points by jamescham 4y ago|29 comments
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Report from demo day (in a pocket universe)(twitter.com)
1 points by jamescham 4y ago|1 comments
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by jamescham 4y ago
“Some good companies this year”—observations from my friend Joshua.
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The New Matrix movie as the “culmination of modern hacker culture”(skibinsky.com)
5 points by jamescham 5y ago|0 comments
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by jamescham 6y ago
This is exactly right—we now live in a world in which most jobs are knowledge work, and we should look to those who are the most productive (and lazy) knowledge workers: software developers.
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by jamescham 6y ago
My understanding is that Google’s big advantage is that they’ve collected so much good, annotated voice data.
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by jamescham 6y ago
Yeah. I’m convinced the current model is just too confusing. But I really wish there were new interaction patterns that took advantage of low latency speech recognition...
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by jamescham 6y ago
Oh! Good to know!
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by jamescham 14y ago
ardit33 is right. My experience is that most successful startups are so hungry for talent that they really don't care where you come from or who you know.
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by jamescham 15y ago
I often uninstall apps based on how the UI looks.
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by jamescham 15y ago
Disappointed that I got 86/100 but this reminds me of sitting in front of a Mac in college obsessively adjusting the distance between Y and o.