... article: https://equalaccessibility.co/re... I m also really looking forward to trying out @Willow Voice and Monologue both look super promising and I ll be adding them to a follow-up piece soon. Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96): have tried whisper flow, works great but now I am sticking to windows inbuilt speech to text, works decent enough for my workflow. as long as you have text window it works everywhere - be notepad, ide, chat, mail, etc. Comment from Luann ... ... Comment from Daniel Cahn(@daniel_cahn): @jakecrump  Really good UX, really fast, and just does the best job by far at transcribing what I say correctly! Love that it's app-aware so it formats differently for email vs

... like overtime we'll see an IDE the same way the latest crop of coders views vim or emacs, so I'm very in favor of moving away from an IDE despite using one myself! Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96): does not make much difference at the end it's all about the prompt you make, context you give, testing done and feedback provided for vibe coding. also you would need to understand certain part of codes, discuss with ... ... product teams that focus on the agent loop, tool calling, management of context and subagents can move faster and I think that's why Claude Code and Amp have the edge right now with Gemini-CLI also catching up. VS

... brand-new to this community! I am the founder and director of the startup Serene T.A.P. Since I know first hard how hard is to find a mental health professional that you gel with, I decided to create an app that would facilitate the whole process. Serene is a bit like a dating app, but for mental health - so users create their profile, select their preferences/presenting issues, and then can start swiping through profiles of the professionals and shortlist their ...

... Product Hunters, We launched our product yesterday and received many comments about machine translation vs. human translation: https://www.producthunt.com/post... It's a topic that fascinates me and I've been collecting fun machine translation failures for a long time, let me share with you some of my faves I speak some Mandarin Chinese and that's a great language for machine translation failures 1. There is this Chinese set phrase (= to be jealous; literally to eat vinegar ... ... article about games translated from English into Turkish - by a native speaker. I ran the finished translation through Google Translate to check stuff like links and figures in place. And I came across this: "( te bu nedenle,) oyun geli tiricileri