sipjca

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by sipjca 7mo ago
Yes
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by sipjca 7mo ago
You literally just compared a laptop running arch to a mac. You’re not the target audience lmao
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by sipjca 7mo ago
Picked up a T14s in Shenzhen for ~$250 US and it’s a screamer. Best thing for sure
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by sipjca 7mo ago
who was bought by openai
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by sipjca 8mo ago
Great feedback :) also support for the v2 versions of the moonshine models should be out today!
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by sipjca 8mo ago
There's an open PR in the repo which will be merged which adds this support. Post processing is an optional feature if you want to use it, and when using it, end to end latency can still be under 3 seconds easily
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by sipjca 8mo ago
Not currently
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by sipjca 8mo ago
okay... so I cannot get this to run on my mac. maybe something with the burn kernels for quantized? will report a GitHub issue
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by sipjca 8mo ago
I'm looking into porting this into transcribe-rs so handy can use it. The first cut will probably not be a streaming implementation
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by sipjca 8mo ago
thanks for your contribution :)
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by sipjca 8mo ago
this is hilarious, person who barely uses service says he will leave the service, what a concept
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by sipjca 9mo ago
I believe sensevoice, I’ll hopefully be implementing it soon enough
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by sipjca 9mo ago
Tauri
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by sipjca 9mo ago
It’s in the debug menu right now (ctrl/cmd+shift+d)
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by sipjca 9mo ago
Yeah like the other commenters mentioned, using Bluetooth devices does not work super well at the moment. Hopefully I’ll have a fix at some point. There’s just some time over bluetooth to negotiate the connection and everything, and the app
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by sipjca 9mo ago
I’d just try it and fork handy if it doesn’t work how you want :)
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by sipjca 9mo ago
It’s all local
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by sipjca 9mo ago
It does unload it, and actually might be a good default for most people as the model loading does happen in the background as soon as you hit the key
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by sipjca 9mo ago
Okay so it's more directly text replacements https://github.com/cjpais/Handy/actions/runs/21025848728 There is also LLM post processing which can do this, and the built in dictionary feature
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by sipjca 9mo ago
Handy can post process with LLMs too! It’s just currently hidden behind a debug menu as an alpha feature (ctrl/cmd+shift+d)
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by sipjca 9mo ago
I totally agree with you and largely what you’re describing is one of the reasons I made Handy open source. I really want to see something like this and see someone go experiment with making it happen. I did hear some people playing with us
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by sipjca 9mo ago
It doesn’t! Just makes it more accessible to more people I feel. There’s a cli version for Mac which I wrote first handy-cli
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by sipjca 9mo ago
There’s a PR for this which will be pulled in soon enough, I can kick off a build of the PR if you want to download a pre release version
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by sipjca 9mo ago
What microphone are you using?
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by sipjca 9mo ago
Please send me a crash log!
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by sipjca 9mo ago
How many consumers (not business) are genuinely using frontier models? You think OpenAI and Anthropic will forever serve the most intelligent models to free users? Heck they don’t already Efficiency gains exist and likely will continue, as
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by sipjca 9mo ago
> It may be possible to run a "good enough" model on consumer hardware eventually 10-15 years?!!!! What is the definition of good enough? Qwen3 8B or A30B are quite capable models which run on a lot of hardware even today. SOTA
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by sipjca 10mo ago
this is true, but linux desktop is still fragmented hell and will be for at least a few more years
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by sipjca 10mo ago
yes, it works, I would recommend it even if it's a bit awkward at times
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by sipjca 10mo ago
Yeah.. It's pretty damn hard to get working at all, and the systems it does seem to work on is quite limited as well. And also the developers of Tauri largely have seemed to have given up on Linux (which to some degree I understand, it

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