You can probably write your commit messages in most markup languages, whether it gets nicely rendered like it does here is a whole other topic

I think you could have just added a TLDR in the beginning of the commit message

AFAIK, this is the Google translate model that you can deploy locally https://huggingface.co/google/mt5-large

EDIT: seems like Whisper might be your best bet, it does speech-to-text + translation via a CLI that can be installed with pip: https://github.com/openai/whisper

Huggingface has loads of models for local speech to text and translation, see https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/model_doc/speech_to_text

There is probably a nicer UI to use them than python coding, but I don’t know one.

That just tells where the domain was registered, right? And that whoever did it chose to hide their info

Admin Name: REDACTED FOR PRIVACY Admin Organization: REDACTED FOR PRIVACY Admin Street: REDACTED FOR PRIVACY

I don’t it’s farfetched that microsoft would do this. But yeah, we can’t know for sure.

worst take of the week

APL?

Don’t answer