jammal

Who are you picking and why is it @meetgranola ?

folks in my college don't know about instinct or jev or 1,00,000 other ai assistants

instinct couldn’t even

i wish that there was a sweet soup. like a dessert soup

i first came across ElevenLabs in 2023 when scrolling through reels on Instagram. I heard some text to speech unlike I'd ever heard anything before. it didn't quite sound human, but it was better than any other text to speech that I had ever heard. after that I searched far and wide for the product, and i believe the first time I ever saw the word ElevenLabs, it was in a Reddit comment. Once I found it I was hooked. I later made videos about it on my YouTube channel and joined the affiliate program. when I found out they were looking for someone to help with social media I jump on the opportunity asap. 555 days later here still here and very grateful.

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Wisprflow CEO opening X this morning to find his $2B product shipped as a FREE feature inside Granola 😭

if you are non technical and your github looks like this then I want to hire you

don't doubt that @Alex_C_Best has that dawg in him

New from ElevenLabs research: Today we’re sharing more about Cue, our new forced alignment model. It places every character on the audio timeline with more precision than any other aligner we tested. That means the right words show up at the right time. Forced alignment is the step that turns a transcript into timestamps. It’s how subtitles land on time, how dubbed lines match the speaker, and how clicking a word in a transcript jumps to the moment it was said. Most open-source aligners are built for short, clean clips in a limited set of languages. Cue is one model that handles recordings of any length in a single pass. On real-world audio, it was more accurate than every open-source aligner we tested in all 29 languages of our benchmark. It aligns an hour of audio in about half a second on one GPU. Cue already powers every Speech to Text transcription on ElevenLabs, and it’s available on its own through the Forced Alignment API. Read the full post: elevenlabs.io/blog/cue-align…

watching wispr and granola fight it out 😂 come to openwhispr for 100% free, open source dictation and meeting notes

I only hire people based on vibes. I hire at like 2-3 places and at my hobby companies and if I like you i'll hire you simple as that

No one seems to be saying this so I will: I’m a little bit jealous of Dario. He has built something amazing, made unprecedented scientific and commercial breakthroughs, and done it with a loyal crew of mates including his sister. What a ride!

theres 2 pms at wispr and granola battling it out rn

I'm building a global network of creatives at @notionhq We're partnering with film students, creators, and cinematographers around the world to send them to small businesses to live in their shoes for a day. We call this the Field Storytellers program at Notion and the purpose is to document the awesome small businesses around the world that are using tech in insanely cool ways. So far we're already working with film graduates, students, and creators based out of NYC, Chicago, and Berlin. If you're a creative or a small business, please reach out - I'd love to hear from you.

technical people need to realize that technical skills are generalizable. just because you're not a biologist doesn't mean you can't do AI&Bio. if a harvard mba can research and get a drug created with a claude subscription, you can too you have to think bigger, broader

Granola now does voice typing. Unlimited words, for free. Granola already writes your meeting notes. Now it can do the typing for you, in any app.

i honestly did not think openai would expose dots to imessage for a variety of reasons but since the competition is so so steep now particularly from meta, it makes a ton of sense. meta is obviously working very hard to bring all of muse to imessage since whatsapp integration already exists. that's actually hugely validating for my earlier post about imessage. i think there is a really good chance apple has to embrace the imessage agent phenomenon at scale by supporting it. also it's fairly clear now that openai's hardware device is a dot that moves around your home, like a portable homepod but with eyes & a screen for generated ui like what's in the chatgpt app now. then there will be a portable dot with "airpods" with cellular connectivity, one that lives in your pocket. the hardware roadmap could not be any more clear.