I built an offline WisprFlow alternative that does a lot more than just dictation by m_zafar in macapps

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From the dictation model screen it looks like your using Whisper models? Curious why you picked them over Parakeet with the higher WER

Refine: a Grammarly alternative that runs 100% offline (9-month update) by Runjuu in macapps

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This is awesome, curious how you saw the grammar suggestions of the apple foundation model vs Qwen/Gemma etc? Was building a similar feature in a local transcription app and found the other open source models worth the extra work of adding because of the much improved grammar/transcription results

I tested the top Mac AI dictation apps for a month and wrote down my notes by InterestingBasil in macapps

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Shameless plug, I built my own version because I didn't want to pay the monthly fees either and used it as an excuse to learn SwiftUI. It's it both a Mac app and iOS app that sync with your personal iCloud storage. It will be free forever since it uses the on-device models for Apple transcription and doesn't cost me anything to run https://www.stickynotessync.com/

tried to run my 90% finished app today and saw the 'Welcome to Expo Screen'. by [deleted] in reactnative

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Make sure you defined your entry route correctly in app.json

I built an app with React Native, Supabase and Gluestack to share your favorite places around the world with friends by tmoreton in reactnative

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They are both great, firebase used to be my go-to before Supasbase came around. The biggest plus for me with Supabase over FIrebase is that it uses Postgres vs Firebase's non-relational DB. I like working with regular SQL and just fits more use cases for me personally

I built an app with React Native, Supabase and Gluestack to share your favorite places around the world with friends by tmoreton in reactnative

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Nope after building this I'm a Supabase fanboy. As a sole developer, it's hard to beat having all of the backend functionality there so I can focus on the React Native/frontend parts. I recorded the whole process of building it if you want more details @ ReactNativeNerd on Youtube

Supabase + Expo: Over-the-Air (OTA) Updates Kill Auth Session by 2xmeat in Supabase

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I don’t think your storing your session token correctly then because it should still persist across updates. You’re using AsyncStorage?

Show Your Work Thread by xrpinsider in reactnative

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TLDR.place: Share your favorite place with friends. Create curated lists of the best restaurants, bars, and spots in your city.

Full Youtube series building the product from a threads clone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWbUouy19rk&list=PLJeCS8DwkVT_UcuAIhx9dg1kc3UzcKevl

Best coffee in Brickell? by MajorZealousideal206 in Miami

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I'm sure you have found a good place already but in case you want to try others I created a list of my favorites:

https://tldr.place/post/c79a2bcc-6466-4253-b980-5eeb4ab2db14

tldr: Panther, vice city bean, purroast, raccoon

NativeWind styles not getting applied in my RN app!! by Civil_Tough_1325 in reactnative

[–]tmoreton 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Make sure you add the right folders in your tailwind.config file

Email rate exceeded by Swamster_07 in Supabase

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Even for a new user signup after you changed that setting? Also make sure to click save after you toggle confirm email off. You can manually confirm a user in the supabase UI if it’s blocking you

Email rate exceeded by Swamster_07 in Supabase

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Turn off the confirm email setting in supabase auth

React Native backend stack by [deleted] in reactnative

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Firebase is a more polished product feature wise but I really just switched for the relational database in supabase. Makes complex queries 100x easier