TomEleff

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   Ask HN: Anyone creating their own entertainment?

   7 points by TomEleff 2d ago|4 comments
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   by TomEleff 5d ago

   Neat - Are you also using the voice dictation with Claude Code? Looks like some interesting problems you solved with text-to-speech too, RE: raw markdown or code blocks haha
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   by TomEleff 8d ago

   Say more haha
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   by TomEleff 8d ago

   Looks like it solves the speech to text piece but not text to speech? Neat tool either way. I am looking for any examples of people fully working with their coding agent CLI via voice alone.
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   Ask HN: Anyone using dictation with coding agents?

   4 points by TomEleff 9d ago|8 comments
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   by TomEleff 10d ago

   For sure! I offload most work, except the "idea", rarely any domain-specific logic, and rarely any core design / architecture. Mostly I treat the coding agent genie as a code calculator, building a plan, writing code, running
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   by TomEleff 10d ago

   Ah! The GitHub trending repos usually has some rapidly rising skills projects, https://github.com/trending . https://github.com/DietrichGebert/ponytail is a good example for one gaining lots of populari
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   by TomEleff 10d ago

   Install a coding agent CLI and ask "How can I use {this tool} for coding? What are skills? Can you make one and show me how to use it? Where can I find skills from communities on GitHub?" Even better is to also tell the agent why,
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   by TomEleff 10d ago

   Agree here. My philosophy is the "general-purpose" coding agent will keep getting better and better, making skills less and less useful. And it will probably get better at a pace far greater than the customization folks can build