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siim

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About siim

github.com/Siim x.com/siimh

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    Comment #45865770

    Speaking > typing for creation. Reading > listening for consumption. Talk to create, read to consume.

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    Comment #45865514

    Curious what made you think the backend uses LLMs for content generation? To clarify: 1. transcription is local VOSK speech-to-text via WebSocket 2. live transcript post-processing…

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    Comment #45856030

    That's a good call. While there's no general public feed, individual profiles are public. For example, here's mine: https://voxconvo.com/siim

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    Comment #45855581

    True. However making voice input has higher friction than typing chatgpt write me a reply.

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    Show HN: VoxConvo – "X but it's only voice messages"

    Hi HN, I saw this tweet: "Hear me out: X but it's only voice messages (with AI transcriptions)" - and couldn't stop thinking about it. So I built VoxConvo. Why this exists: AI-gene…

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    Comment #45427372

    I'm working on https://X11.Social , a voice-first content creation tool for X. The initial idea was "call to tweet", the ability to compose posts on the go by having a natural conv…

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    Comment #44927129

    Fair. X11 is ElevenLabs-inspired voice tech, X for the platform + 11 for AI voice. I kept the name for the call-to-tweet vision. Thoughts on the demo?

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    Show HN: X11.social – Call, talk, publish: voice-first AI for X with live demo

    I built a tool to turn your ideas into X posts directly by taking a phone call to a conversational AI. x11.social started voice-first. Now, it features an AI chat interface as well…

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    Show HN: I built a voice-first tool for Twitter, pivoted to cursor for X

    Earlier this July, I had a rare week to focus, so I built a tool that let you call in, speak your idea, and schedule a Twitter post. My background is in voice tech, which gave me a…

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    Comment #4095782

    After looking into to the code I found out that this app is made by using Voronoi diagrams. [1] The actual positions are saved in a json file. [2] [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/…

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    Comment #2082491

    Edicy is a nice CMS solution with in-line editing. http://www.edicy.com/

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    Comment #2047802

    I found a quick 15 page introduction to Scala and took me about an hour to digest it (of course I didn't dive in very deeply). It gave me a sufficient knowledge to understand the a…

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    Comment #1900600

    This latching and piping seems intuitive if you have done some monadic programming in Haskell.

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