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SoundVibes 0.2.0 is out!
- More people than me that needed to handle multiple languages without the delay of the autodetection.
- Now possible to toggle specific languages to transcribe.Still modest amount of users, but ⭐ are rising as well as downloads.
#voicetotext made easy on #linux!
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Happy to see some issues filed already! 😀
I managed to publish #soundvibes just before getting a horrible cold, just to "get back" to two useful feature requests and a bug report (which someone already seems to be drafting a PR for).
Grateful to see #opensource contributions so fast and happy that my tool fills a need! 🙌
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RE: https://hachyderm.io/@kejne/115867659083244056
DIdn't realize this repository is only about a week old and already got 4k ⭐ !
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#bergetai just announced a, for me, very interesting service: inference using powerful models like Kimi K2.6.
They previously released Mistral 3.5 & Gemma 4 as moderate and light models which I would assume is to build a know-how in building good inference endpoints.
Hope to see more of this! Local models and more providers means less lock-in, making inference a commodity and not putting all eggs in the openai/anthropic basket.
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#bergetai just announced a, for me, very interesting service: inference using powerful models like Kimi K2.6.
They previously released Mistral 3.5 & Gemma 4 as moderate and light models which I would assume is to build a know-how in building good inference endpoints.
Hope to see more of this! Local models and more providers means less lock-in, making inference a commodity and not putting all eggs in the openai/anthropic basket.
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I obviously suck at soldering! My left thumb cluster just stopped working, which led to a new "opportunity" to learn - identifying what was wrong.
I never really bothered to look into how the circuits worked when building it the first time since I was busy learning to type on the split keyboard.
Tried out #deepseek v4 flash to help identify root causes and guiding me on how to debug it as part of testing how good this very cheap model is.
The guidance was solid, but I've soon ruled out most things without the error. At least I've learnt some (and removed the useless rotary knob that I tried out)...
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I obviously suck at soldering! My left thumb cluster just stopped working, which led to a new "opportunity" to learn - identifying what was wrong.
I never really bothered to look into how the circuits worked when building it the first time since I was busy learning to type on the split keyboard.
Tried out #deepseek v4 flash to help identify root causes and guiding me on how to debug it as part of testing how good this very cheap model is.
The guidance was solid, but I've soon ruled out most things without the error. At least I've learnt some (and removed the useless rotary knob that I tried out)...
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Theo describes the feeling that I've had about AGENTS.md quite well.
TL;DR - generated rules are more likely to have a negative effect rather than no rules. Not considering cases where the actual repo structure starts diverging from the documented one in AGENTS.md.
Delete your CLAUDE.md (and your AGENT.md too)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=GcNu6wrLTJc&si=hbWiZr6gqZw4NNLB -
Remember me posting about running my agent while marking footballs during the weekend?
Well, now it's time to share the results!
An open source voice-to-text application for Linux which enables you to hotkey speech capture to input your voice wherever your cursor is!
I was annoyed by the complexity of the tools that were available so I created one which comes as a single binary, written in Rust.
Check it out:
https://soundvibes.teashaped.dev/Wrote a blog post about the creation of it:
https://www.teashaped.dev/blog/soundvibes-vibe-coding/post/ -
Remember me posting about running my agent while marking footballs during the weekend?
Well, now it's time to share the results!
An open source voice-to-text application for Linux which enables you to hotkey speech capture to input your voice wherever your cursor is!
I was annoyed by the complexity of the tools that were available so I created one which comes as a single binary, written in Rust.
Check it out:
https://soundvibes.teashaped.dev/Wrote a blog post about the creation of it:
https://www.teashaped.dev/blog/soundvibes-vibe-coding/post/ -
Was a bit too long ago that I made a blog post. Now it was time.
I sometimes have so much going on that I can start off with writing a post about one subject and when coming half-through I realize that there was actually another subject there which was more interesting.
This one was one of those 😆 See if you can find the original angle? 😉
https://www.teashaped.dev/blog/becoming-an-ai-enabled-team/post/
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Was a bit too long ago that I made a blog post. Now it was time.
I sometimes have so much going on that I can start off with writing a post about one subject and when coming half-through I realize that there was actually another subject there which was more interesting.
This one was one of those 😆 See if you can find the original angle? 😉
https://www.teashaped.dev/blog/becoming-an-ai-enabled-team/post/
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Why do you think this is? Are mastodon users here because they're sick of AI posts, stick to "old ways", different demographic?
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Finally we're seeing some action when it comes to the skills workflow which I have been using in a home-tinkered version during the autumn (I've been using Codex and not Claude due to workplace constraints)
The skills marketplace - got a real boost after new year it seems with a lot of nice updates!
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Consider how powerful an AI agent is at creating applications when it's easy to create a feedback loop and using TDD.
It's much harder to create proper feedback loops when dealing with infrastructure and the AI assistance gets much less effective, likely requiring human-in-the-loop.This is an area which I think is crucial for platform teams to consider. A platform can provide homogenous environments which are well defined, being able to provide both prepared SKILL.md and AGENTS.md for users.
A great enabler for AI agents is to use well documented CLI:s for the agent to use.
For example gh (Github CLI) or bd (beads).Any internal developer platform should come with a CLI which not only has a useful human readable help, but has commands which outputs up to date instructions for an agent to use. (If you haven't checked out beads - do it to see how such an integration could work!)
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I recently organized moved data which I had stored on Google Drive in documents and sheets into plain markdown and restructuring the data into linked notes, using #obsidian.
For example recipe links that pointed to different sites as well as recipes in a giant document.
I asked #codex to import one sample recipe for me to validate and then it could get going and nicely structure the notes together with relevant links and tags (I wanted the recipes tagged with the protein group and type of fish).
I think this is an excellent example of where #agentskills can provide an immediate useful boost to the result.
Cool to see repos with specialized skills popping up. This proved very useful for my vault!
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Spent some time of the new year together with like-minded people to explore alternatives for creating a social hub in Sweden to make a transition easier from solutions such as LI, X and Facebook!
There are a lot of interesting solutions out there in the #fediverse and around with different degrees of maturity.
I really liked #misskey, which I will likely look more at - but in the end a combination of #lemmy, #mastodon & #matrixorg is likely more feasible.
#mobilizon could be an add-on for events specifically, but needs some polish. Has anyone had any good experience in building communities with a set of tooling?
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Found this gem today for a streamlined approach to agent execution plans!
Basically it's like a local issues tracker, but which makes it easy for an agent to work on tasks in the right order, updating tasks with new information etc.
It removes the need for having a separate md file for tracking work and also makes it possible to run parallel agents working against the same issues.
I'm very happy with what I saw so far, working on an already existing project.
I'm thinking of adding a workflow where the agent pulls information from a GitHub issue to create a local bead "epic" for it to start building from it.
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I spent my sunday afternoon coaching my football team (11 yo girls). I felt frustrated, proud and happy!
And damn... this must be the best training for being a better mentor at work! You learn:
- having patience
- encourage trying
- patience...Anyone else that has a similar experience?
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Let's try out Mastodon and see how it goes! 😅
What are your greatest tips on getting started?
I would love to get good content around development, platform engineering and interesting thoughts from peers in different regions!
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