I did the math based on our data from customers in https://whispermemos.com/ and it seems to be $0.12 per hour of input audio, with our average tokens/sec.
Scribe is $0.22.
If the accuracy is close to Scribe, I think it's a good deal.
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Scribe is $0.22.
If the accuracy is close to Scribe, I think it's a good deal.
I guess kinda - the job will change from "frontend developer" to "UI inventor"..
Spent maybe 7 hours of promoting with Fable.
I wanted to get drag and drop right, and I wanted good code architecture to start with.
It’s using TinyBase for data storage.
Here’s how far I got in 7 hours: https://focuslist.app
Yes, much faster than writing all of that by hand.
But prompting quality software into existence? No way. It would take at least another full time week to finish that app with all the detail I desire.
You talk to a stranger for a few seconds, say what you're working on, and after 50 minutes you say goodbye. They stay on the video throughout the session, but muted.
It helps me focus because I always think "it's only 50 minutes".
Also, I recently deleted Instagram and it made a huge impact.
- Cohere Transcribe (self hosted)
- Grok Speech To Text (they provide an API, only $0.10/hr!)
They are both excellent. I'm not sure about this one. Would you like to see it in a consumer speech to text app?
Accurate and fast model, very happy with it so far!
You can go to Screen Time and disable Safari and App Store.
You can protect it with a passcode, which is what I did.
After a few weeks I just got used to my phone being dumb.
Now these apps are unlocked, but the habit is there, and I use it for utility only.
The price tag is $30/YEAR. The current MRR is about $700 and I'm paying $7/mo for Groq Whisper Turbo.
These apps really don't have any reason to be so pricey, it's all just margin.
I personally use the best tool for the job, which Grok sometimes is.
I'd like to build an integration with Whisper Memos (https://whispermemos.com/)
Then I'd be able to dictate a note on my Apple Watch such as:
> Go into repository X and look at the screen Y, and fix bug Z.
That'd be so cool.
I removed every 'fun' app except for a few exceptions:
- ChatGPT, but mostly in voice mode, and with other people - as a party trick.
- Whisper Memos (https://whispermemos.com/), I record voice memos and they end up in my email, so I can continue with that idea when I'm on a computer (whether that is a prompt for AI, or a todo.)
- Bevel (https://www.bevel.health/), to track sleep factors, such as whether I wore a nasal strip
- Overcast (https://overcast.fm/), for playing podcasts.
- Liftosaur (http://liftosaur.com/), for tracking gym
- Basics like Banking, EV charging, Maps, Parking, Messages, Weather, Authenticator, Reminders, etc.
I removed App Store as well as Safari, so these apps is all I can do on my iPhone.
In the beginning, I set up a Screen Time code so I wouldn't be able to cheat. But in a few weeks I got used to it. So App Store and Safari are enabled again, but I never use them. (Maybe Safari is disabled. I have no idea to be honest.)
The biggest downside is I never know where my phone is. However, I'll gladly accept this downside.
At first I was in love - I made an app around Whisper transcription model the weekend it came out. (Still working on it - https://whispermemos.com)
But when I try to read those recordings, they seem long and uninteresting.
I think the slowness of writing forces us to transform the thoughts/ideas into a format that has more substance.
So typing creates better distilled version of the text, and writing with one even more.
Recording audio just makes a raw stream of consciousness.
The process isn’t as therapeutic. It’s like stuffing food in your face instead of slowly chewing.
What are your thoughts on this?
I wonder if I'll have to rename at some point.
Using the wa-sqlite library, and our own Mobx-based model layer similar to what Linear does.
I gave a short talk about it a few months ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0GKWzeyZko
- get up with alarm - make the bed - shave - take vitamins - read 5 pages
Checking off 10 small tasks right in the morning sets me for a productive mood.