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    Whistle launches with CPU speech-to-text in a 16.9MB file

    Cactus Compute says Whistle mostly beats Whisper base, with 9x less file size and 6x speed.

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    Cactus Compute released Whistle, a 16.9MB speech-to-text file that runs on CPUs in the same engine as Needle. The company says it mostly beats Whisper base with 9x less file size and 6x speed, and supports English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch and Polish. A user who tried it called it “incredibly capable” and marveled that it fits in about 17MB.

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    Andrew Mayne@AndrewMayneI've been playing around with this speech to text model. It's incredibly capable. Amazing that it all fits in 17MB. That's an entire speech to text neural network squeezed down to the size of an MP3 of Hey Jude.2h

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    Andrew Mayne@AndrewMayneI've been playing around with this speech to text model. It's incredibly capable. Amazing that it all fits in 17MB. That's an entire speech to text neural network squeezed down to the size of an MP3 of Hey Jude.2h