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by xena 3y ago
Compile with CGO_ENABLED=0
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by xena 3y ago
What is distinct to humans is often indistinct to speech recognition models
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by xena 3y ago
that's one of the like 5 words I can't spell reliably, and I did do some typo fixes with my keyboard.
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by xena 3y ago
Would it be useful for you to watch me write code with the AI assist tools (such as GPT-4) and voice coding?
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by xena 3y ago
I'm not aware of any image loading issues, can you open the browser inspector and tell me what the fly-region header of the responses that are failing are?
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by xena 3y ago
Thank you, I'm very glad that the transition to dictation hasn't made me lose a lot of the je ne sais quoi of my voice when writing. I have been using dictation to write my conference talks for a while; but, I have started doing i
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by xena 3y ago
I'll fix that, thanks!
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by xena 3y ago
See my DM on Keybase.
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by xena 3y ago
The software that I'm using uses whisper for dictation mode.
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by xena 3y ago
Surprisingly, everybody can have their own opinions about what they think is the best workspace for them. I find it difficult to focus in loud places. All of the open offices I've worked in have been loud places. I'm sure there ar
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by xena 3y ago
It works better in some languages rather than others. Python and JavaScript are the best supported. I have been working on making the situation better with go. But I demoed it with JavaScript because JavaScript is the most understandable to
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by xena 3y ago
Implementation welcome. I can only use tools that exist.
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by xena 3y ago
Just keep in mind, complaining about the fursonae only makes me add more. I already have plans for a little avian one. Stay tuned.
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by xena 3y ago
As someone who actually uses this technology, latency is the main limiting factor.
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by xena 3y ago
I do use evil mode, I just have chronically bad posture
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by xena 3y ago
Realistically the phonetic alphabet is fine. It's weird but you get used to it, it's so much less ambiguous once you get up to speed.
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by xena 3y ago
The VS Code solution is so much more researched and implemented that it's no contest. It's fine. I use emacs still, just when my hands are healthy. ^^
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by xena 3y ago
The latency will make or break this. I run all the models on-device as much as possible.
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by xena 3y ago
This stuff is really worth of taking the effort to learn at least once. I didn't actually write this up per se :P Technically, I dictated it and there's probably some gnarly typos with homophones in there that I haven't total
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by xena 3y ago
At some level, this is my insurance against ever working in an open office ever again. If an employer really does want me to work in an open office, I will just maliciously comply and get nothing done because the recognition just won't
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by xena 3y ago
You can use shapes instead of colors: https://www.cursorless.org/docs/#shapes
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by xena 3y ago
Yeah, at first when the RSI pain started, it felt it was really scary. Like viscerally scary in a way that is hard to describe unless you have felt that kind of fear. realistically, though knowing that I can use this tool to be able to code
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by xena 3y ago
Author of the article here, kinda surprised to see this doing so well here. But in case you're all interested, here's my repo of Talon stuff I'm experimenting with: https://github.com/Xe/invocations
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by xena 3y ago
Technology does not create or kill communities, the people do. If you replace dang, you have a different website than hacker news.
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by xena 3y ago
Managing a community requires the uncountable efforts of the human soul. As of the current date, large language models do not possess one.
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The Netkeeper Needs to Exist but Can't(cohost.org)
4 points by xena 3y ago|0 comments
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by xena 3y ago
I miss the real x.ai where you could have some primitive bundle of if statements schedule meetings for you.
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by xena 3y ago
It's something worth doing at least once, but it's not likely going to cure cancer.
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by xena 3y ago
Name five restaurants that take either.
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by xena 3y ago
Canadian banks send you the reader for free, US banks make you pay. The cheapest option wins.

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