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  • canoe0

    I need to 'vibe code' a speech to text function on a website using the browser dictation capabilities.

    Where do I find people to do this... I was going to try it, but seems like a headache.

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    • it's not. not at all. Use Claude. he's your best friend._niko
    • you'll get it done 1000x faster and 1000x cheaper and be 1000x more satisfied._niko
    • or just hire pali or any other coder on here :)_niko
    • or just put two fingers in your pussy and blowrobthelad
    • yeeshcanoe
    • use or google/claude the 'Web Speech API'.
      no code needed, it's native browser tech.      uan
    • Just type "I need to vibe code a speech to text function on a website..." into the AIyuekit
    • I have successfully built speech to text apps using Google Studio purely by vibe coding, it is very easy.utopian
    • https://aistudio.goo…utopian
    • https://www.youtube.…utopian
    • I generally use Gemini to build the best prompt, as Gemini is free, then shit that into Claude or Codex. Takes a bit of pissing about, but you can do it canoe.Ianbolton
    • Use Claude. Explain what you want to do in normal language. Tell it to write a plan. Examine that and tell it your tweaks if needed. Then tell it to build.Squiddy
    • select the text input and press Windows key+HmonNom
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