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Making a Podcast Transcription Server with Express.js

Making a Podcast Transcription Server with Express.js

I recently had this idea to create a server that transcribes content from an audio RSS feed. I’m a podcast lover (since at least 2006!) and…
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Ian Lavery
Implementing a lightweight transcription microservice with gRPC

Implementing a lightweight transcription microservice with gRPC

Microservices have emerged as a trend in web application architecture, and there are some excellent motivations behind this tendency…
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Mohammadreza Rostam
Serverless Speech-to-Text

Serverless Speech-to-Text

Speech recognition is expensive because it requires large servers, specialized hardware (e.g. GPU), and dedicated ops teams to maintain the…
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Kyeo
.NET Speech-To-Text on the Edge

.NET Speech-To-Text on the Edge

Modern audio transcription is moving off the cloud and back to the device. For developers, this means no roundtrip data transfers —…
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Ian Lavery
Transcribe Speech to Text with Python for Free

Transcribe Speech to Text with Python for Free

Picovoice Leopard offers 100 hours of free transcription per month. It is private, accurate, compact, and cross-platform.
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Alireza Kenarsari
20 MB is all you need for speech-to-text

20 MB is all you need for speech-to-text

Speech-to-Text is a technology that automatically converts human speech into text. Hence, it is also known as automatic speech recognition…
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Alireza Kenarsari
OctoTube: Voice Search for YouTube

OctoTube: Voice Search for YouTube

Have you ever been in a situation where you are going back and forth in a YouTube video searching for a specific phrase? No more. There is…
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Alireza Kenarsari
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