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by k9294 7mo ago
It's actually a nice idea - an always-on micro AI agent with voice-to-text capabilities that listens and acts on your behalf. Actually, I'm experimenting with this kind of stuff and trying to find a nice UX to make Ottex a voice c
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by k9294 7mo ago
I've been experimenting with Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite and the quality is very good. I haven't found official benchmarks yet, but you can find Gemini 3 Flash word error rate benchmarks here: https://artificialanalysis.ai&#x
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by k9294 7mo ago
You can test Gemini 3.1 Lite transcription capabilities in https://ottex.ai — the only dictation app supporting Gemini models with native audio input. We benchmarked it for real-life voice-to-text use cases: &l
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Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Preview(docs.cloud.google.com)
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by k9294 7mo ago
Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite is our most cost-efficient Gemini model, optimized for low latency use cases for high-volume, cost-sensitive LLM traffic. It provides a significant quality increase over Gemini 2.0 Flash-Lite and Flash-Lite models, mat
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by k9294 8mo ago
Try ottex with Gemini 3 flash as a transcription model. I'm bilingual as well and frequently switch between languages - Gemini handles this perfectly and even the case when I speak two languages in one transcription.
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by k9294 8mo ago
You can try ottex for this use case - it has both context capture (app screenshots), native LLMs support, meaning it can send audio AND screenshot directly to gemini 3 flash to produce the bespoke result.
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by k9294 8mo ago
I'm building in the same space, Workin on https://ottex.ai - It's a free STT app, with local models and BYOK support (OpenRouter, Groq, Mistral, and more). The top feature is the per-app custom settings - you can peak
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by k9294 8mo ago
Hey, I would really appreciate if you would try https://ottex.ai I'm working on a Wispr/Spokenly competitor. It's free without any paywalled features, supports local models and a bunch of API providers including M
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by k9294 8mo ago
Hey, I would really appreciate if you will try https://ottex.ai I'm working on a Wispr/Spokenly competitor. It's free without any paywalled features, supports local models and bunch of API providers including Mist
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by k9294 8mo ago
Try https://ottex.ai/ I recently added support for Mistral provider, model is actually a very good one, I personally switched to it as my default model. p.s. the app is free for personal user, has support for both local mod
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by k9294 9mo ago
Is there an oss model for next word / edits predictions for texts in general? e.g. Typing emails?
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by k9294 9mo ago
ottex.ai - free BYOK alternative to WisprFlow and Raycast AI shortcuts. Native macOS and iOS apps with OpenRouter BYOK. Same quality as in proprietary products for 1-3$ per month instead of 35$.
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by k9294 10mo ago
I’ve worked with relatively large projects in TypeScript, Python, C#, and Swift, and I’ve come to believe the more opinionated the language and framework, the better. C# .NET, despite being a monster, was a breath of fresh air after TS. Eac
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by k9294 10mo ago
Working on https://ottex.ai/ - BYOK alternative to Wispr Flow and Raycast AI shortcuts. I love global voice-to-text transcription (especially when working with Claude Code or Cursor) and simple AI shortcuts like "Fix G
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by k9294 11mo ago
Building https://ottex.ai - a native MacOS app to solve repetitive micro tasks on a computer. - Transcribe voice to text (especially useful when you need to explain something to Claude code ) - (soon) select text to instantly Ch
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by k9294 1y ago
They have a definition actually) “When AI generates $100 billion in profits” it will be considered an AGI. This term was defined in their previous partnership, not sure if it's still holds after the restructuring. https://te
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by k9294 1y ago
Incentives. I use consumerlab because trust is their product, if they break their trust once - they will ruin their business. I inclined to trust the business which earns money from me - this means they are aligned with value I get and ther
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by k9294 1y ago
I live in EU, and oh boy you are wrong. Same crap on the shelves, same crap on marketplaces, same supplements brands, etc etc (I live in Portugal).
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by k9294 1y ago
Also, a happy customer of the consumerlab. Highly recommend the product.
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by k9294 1y ago
In a home lab you can go the other way around and compare the number of requests before saturation. e.g. 4k/sec saturates PG CPU to 95%, you get only 20% on redis at this point. Now you can compare latencies and throughput per $. In th
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by k9294 1y ago
> For postgres, the bottleneck was the CPU on the postgres side. It consistently maxed out the 2 cores dedicated to it, while also using ~5000MiB of RAM. Comparing throttled pg vs non-throttled redis is not a benchmark. Of course when pg
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by k9294 1y ago
Why?
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by k9294 1y ago
Oh wow, that really is terrible naming... I always thought WASM was a specification for compiling code into something that runs natively in web browsers—like a web-specific compilation target.. Today I learned.
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by k9294 1y ago
Turbopuffer is awesome, really recommend it. Also they have extra features like automatic recall tuning based on you data, option to choose read after write guarantees (trading latency for consistency or vice versa), BM25 search, filtering
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by k9294 1y ago
It looks really overpriced to me. Dia is a rough MVP. Arc is really a very niche browser with little adoption. I dont think technology worth this money, and Arc the user base is low compared to major browsers, probably around 1-5 million us
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by k9294 1y ago
It’s most likely about different ecosystems. JetBrains provides excellent support for many programming ecosystems, but if yours isn’t supported, you don’t have much choice. I was an avid JetBrains user until I needed to work with Elixir. Yo
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by k9294 1y ago
Why not to subscribe to pro or max? I calculated my CC usage this month (I'm on a Max 200$ plan), it’s close to 2.5k$... Its just crazy to use API at price right now.
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by k9294 1y ago
It looks similar to GraalVM for Java, right? It would be amazing if they pull this off. Being able to compile JS to produce minimal binaries for CLIs or just to make slim containers would be nice.
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by k9294 1y ago
I have quite similar problems. Not at a depression level, but decent ups and downs attached to my work and satisfaction with it. I don't feel much satisfaction in socializing, random conversations, hobbies, or relationships after the i

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