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I have been using Whisper-WebUI for several months in my homelab to record and transcribe myself thinking out loud. It’s been great. Then I came across speakr which is like that but more feature rich in what I wanted out of the WebUI. Specifically I get a nicer UI with transcriptions, a chat window, built-in summarization, and diarization support (WebUI has this too but it’s a little nicer in Speakr in my opinion). Pic # The UI is a little busy but handy for what I’m after in the mornings or when I’m trying to mind-dump somewhere I can conveniently explore later. Speaker Identification # Requires HuggingFace Token to pull the models that perform Speaker diarisation - ie. identifying different speakers Here’s an example from an episode of Hybrid Cloud Show.

I’m trying to lean into repoFlow at home, and model some slightly better patterns than open borders to artifacts across all my services. As I’m getting repoflow going I see that I can make users in the console, but then I do have to invite users to workspaces with a manually generate invite link. The workspaces an abstraction layer, and in each workspace can be many kinds of repositories. For my purposes I’ll probably have 2 workspaces, even though 1 would almost certainly suffice. There doesn’t seem to be a way to add a user to a workspace from the admin setting so for a while I was pretty confused why I couldn’t add my robot user to a docker repository in my main workspace… After generating the invite link and accepting though then I see in the workspace settings a simple click to give the robot user access to all repos (if you want) allows the user to mutate tags (ie. push docker tags). If the user only has then they can only create new artifacts (ie. not mutate any tags)

Reflection # Today I am thinking about the blessings in my life… In my opinion, I have a lot going for me - God has been so utterly good to me that finding fault with anything that was outside my control feels near-sinful… In my adult life I have a reached several “checkpoints of success” for lack of a better stupid word… smokin’ hot wife that loves Jesus 2 beautiful daughters stable work that I’m also good at by all accounts - excellent physical health by all accounts - very decent mental health (more on this later) a house, food, water, and the means to do recreation So, it’s very clear that God has been very good to me - and at the same time it’s probably wrong to give the impression that there was no sacrifice, pain, or affliction in my life so far… Here’s what’s on my mind - I kind of think God has given me so much in my adult life as a byproduct of my childhood. This note will not be full of gory details, but here’s one I find comical (though my wife finds it sad… you be the judg…