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Explainers
Dictation hardware: what to buy first
The order Daniel would buy dictation hardware in: a cheap wired headset first, then a foot pedal or buttons for hands-free control, then one microphone for each place you dictate.
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Explainers
Live dictation without a streaming model: how Parakeet gets sentence boundaries right
Why the apps recommend Parakeet-based Sabich over the Nemotron streaming model for dictation, and the work at the joins that fixed sentence boundaries, with measurements.
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Training and data
Why paragraph breaks come from a separate small model
The speech models have no way to write a line break, so paragraphs in Transcription Mode come from a small classifier that runs after them. Why, and what it does.
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Projects
Hebrish on iPhone: what it would take
Hebrish's model already runs on iOS. What a first iPhone app needs, why it can't be a voice keyboard, why it ships through TestFlight, and what it costs.
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Announcements
Introducing Hebrish
Hebrish is free, open, on-device dictation that writes the Hebrew words in English speech correctly. What it is and how to help.
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