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_mrinalwadhwa_

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    Comment #49001647

    Was able to run it on Apple M3 Max (128 GB) host: Apple M3 Max, 128 GB model: Laguna-S-2.1, 118B-A8B MoE, Q4_K_M (75 GB), DFlash speculative decoding server: http://127.0.0.1:8000 …

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    Comment #48999200

    Has anyone tried it on a mac yet?

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    That said, FreeFlow is open source for exactly this reason, everyone will have their own preference. If you would like to turn this behavior into a configurable preference, we'd ha…

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    Comment #47481204

    I think realtime transcription hurts the UX of polishing what's said worse. In FreeFlow the output of the transcription is fed to an LLM to polish in context of where the text is b…

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    Show HN: FreeFlow – Open-Source Wispr Flow

    Hi HN! Voice is fast-becoming my primary interface to computers and AI. I built FreeFlow because I wanted a Wispr Flow-like experience for our entire team, but customizable and pri…

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    Comment #47378447

    Oh, that's a really nice approach. Thank you for sharing.

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    Comment #47378244

    > a thread-safe queue with pairwise ordering guarantees so that all processing on a particular actor's state is effectively atomic > The big win for the actor model is (just) that …

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    Comment #46791397

    If you're SF, I would highly recommend the local evening meetups. They are full of founders at a variety of early stages of their journey. Last night at a meetup at Github I met th…

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    This part of the post deeply resonates: > .. The result will be that publishers will lose distribution sovereignty, and readers will lose one of the last tools that puts them, not …

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    I love the minimalism and speed of Zed. The Zed Agent is exceptional! It doesn't easily allow for parallel work like Claude Code in a Terminal but for a single session it is just a…