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User returns to Wispr Flow for speech-to-text after local experiment

The user has returned to using Wispr Flow for speech-to-text after a six-month period using local solutions like FluidVoice and Parakeet. While local transcription was adequate, the user found that Wispr Flow's features for correcting misheard jargon and its OS-level integration were superior for their needs. AI

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User returns to Wispr Flow for speech-to-text after local experiment

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · theskumar ·

    Back on Wispr Flow ( https:// wisprflow.ai/ ) after six months on local speech-to-text (FluidVoice ( https:// github.com/altic-dev/FluidVoice ) with Parakeet, p

    Back on Wispr Flow ( https:// wisprflow.ai/ ) after six months on local speech-to-text (FluidVoice ( https:// github.com/altic-dev/FluidVoice ) with Parakeet, plus Whisper). Local transcription is fine. The cleanup is what's missing: fixing misheard jargon ate the time dictation …