I looked at your script. I am doing basically the same thing just using onnx-asr (installed as a uv tool) with the parakeet model instead of the whisper-cli.
Look Here: https://github.com/istupakov/onnx-asr
Thanks for the heads up! I had taken it further locally with a landing page and a blog section (empty for now) but didn't finish up the deploying it. I will patch this one.
I've recently been working on developing an MCP on top of Libreoffice Draw and I just learned what an amazing piece of software the whole Libreoffice suite is, I would definitely be trying to use it more and I will take a look at your extension. Thanks for sharing!
Do you mind elaborating more about the use case? Postgres itself is heavily engineered around OS process boundaries for both correctness and resiliency.
I really liked wisprflow on my mac but my daily driver is Manjaro KDE. I have stitched together a bash script that copies the transcription (right now I am using the Parakeet TDT 0.6B) to my clipboard. I would give this a try on linux when it becomes available.
Ever since I tried grok imagine I became obsessed with the idea of re-imagining classical paintings or animating them so I created https://ravaan.art
I don't necessarily have a vision for it, so if you think it is cool tell me what you think could be added to it.
Curious about the differences between content on aphyr.com/tags/jepsen and jepsen.io/analyses. I recently discovered aphyr.com and was excited about the potential insights!
I became interested in the matter reading this thread and vaguely remember reading a couple of the articles. Saved them all in NotebookLM to get an audio overview and to read later. Thanks!
Really enjoyed the Salvatore's write up. Two things grabbed my attention:
1. He is also an admirer of the Claude! I can't emphasize this enough but coding has almost always been an isolating state for me. But now, you can feel some support with some intelligence! This is sci-fi! it's much more efficient than Google Search and docs. Not sure about the value added here, but when Salvatore explains how he's using the Gen AI for writing software, I really get to grips with my impostor syndrome.
2. Second: "One thing I particularly liked about the article was that Salvatore explained how he is using the Claude (any Gen AI) in his work. Salvatore is one of the programming figures for me (started professional programming in 2016~2017) and I am feeling really relived that these people confess using the Gen AI trick for writing software." this is were SWE ends and product starts!
Many interesting leads for where to look to learn more has been provided in the comments, but I wanted to point out the fact that learning most of these concepts and many more technical concepts boils down to understanding the problems they're intended to solve, and understanding those problems requires having struggled with them. Reading or studying alone will not take you there.
Despite some market imperfections, and non-monetary contributions like caregiving or volunteer activities, the money you make is a very good proxy of the value of what you produce and the impact you have. I can not simply think of a better proxy.