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ilyakaminsky

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    Comment #45923170

    I use Gemini CLI on a daily basis. It used to crash often and I'd lose the chat history. I found this tool called ai-cli-log [1] and it does something similar out of the box. I don…

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    Comment #45355087

    How can I submit my service to your website? Is there a simpler way than creating a PR here? https://github.com/Klavis-AI/klavis/tree/main/mcp_servers

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    Comment #44950770

    Shameless plug -- check out speechischeap.com I spent three months perfecting the speaker diarization pipeline and I think you'll be quite pleased with the results.

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    Comment #44740636

    > i can run it on consumer hardware for vastly cheaper than the cloud Woah, that's really cool, CJ! I've been toying the with idea of standing up a cluster of older iPhones to run …

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    Comment #44739652

    Hmm… That's a good point. I recall a few instances where I went too far to the detriment of production. Having a trusty testing and benchmarking suite thankfully helped with keepin…

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    Comment #44739308

    TIL, thanks! I asked Claude to generate a simulator [1] based on your comment. I think it came out well. [1] https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/1b921a50-897e-4d9e-8cfa-0...

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    Comment #44738809

    Fast is also cheap. Especially in the world of cloud computing where you pay by the second. The only way I could create a profitable transcription service [1] that undercuts the re…

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    Comment #44650923

    Thanks for noticing. It took a lot of effort to optimize the pipeline every step of the way. VAD, inference server, hardware optimization, etc. But nothing that would compromise on…

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    Comment #44645506

    I wouldn't describe it as "unusable" so much as needing to understand its constraints and how to work around them. I built a business on top of Whisper [1] and one of the early key…

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    Comment #44501440

    Not yet. The gains in efficiency come from optimizing the speedup factor. Real-time audio cannot be processed any faster than 1× by definition.

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    Comment #44384932

    It's sustainable, but not enough to retire on at this point. > Just wondering if I cam build a retirement out of APIs :) I think it's possible, but you need to find a way to add va…

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    Comment #44380550

    I've already done that [1]. A fraction of the price, 24-hour limit per file, and speedup tricks like the OP's are welcome. :) [1] https://speechischeap.com

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    Show HN: I built Speech is Cheap for fast, long-form audio transcription

    Hi HN, I created a transcription service called Speech is Cheap. I put in a lot effort to make it fast without losing too much accuracy. For instance, it takes 10 minutes to transc…

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    Comment #43664654

    This looks promising! Are you considering adding GPU support? It would be great if I could spin up a CUDA-enabled container right on Cloudflare, as opposed to using a Cloudflare wo…

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    Comment #42503919

    I've yet to try jj, but in git, my flow is to start a new feature with a WIP commit and then to `--amend` it with every change. I usually have a running TODO list in the commit mes…

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    Comment #41037044

    Gitmoji has been around for eight years now. https://gitmoji.dev/