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Philippe Castonguay
@phabc
by far my biggest unlock with LLMs in the last 6 months has been using their native voice-to-text for describing complex problems. NOT voice chat, voice-to-text LLMs thrive the more info you give them. You can ramble for 5-10 mins and it will sift through and keep what matters.
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Philippe Castonguay
@phabc
I personally find it much easier to walk around and talk than type. Helps me provide much more info and get better results
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
How do you capture the raw input? I've found ChatGPT mobile app to be flaky on input.
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
this, and whisper is SO GOOD catches slang, proper nouns, seems to respect irregular phrasing pretty well, handles voice changes like intonation and mimicking - so far beyond the last generation of stt
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Michael
@michael
This, using one of the whisper apps It's also great for giving feedback on longer docs. Just turn on the recorder and read, calling out changes when you find them. Paste your transcript back into the model. Repeat until the doc is where you want it.
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Apurv
@apurvkaushal
i use this in the opposite way : text - voice using notebook LLM ; great companion to learn new things by generating small podcasts..
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