A few days ago I needed a browser-based audio recorder with instant transcription locally without any data leaving the client.
After 5 minutes of googling I decided to try generating a web app using ChatGPT instead and host it for myself on github pages.
Within a few iterations refining the requirements, I had a working single html file with only a few 100 lines of js code that met all my requirements and was easy to further improve and as a bonus I learned a bit and had some fun optimizing it further the last days.
I yesterday needed a browser-based audio recorder with instant transcription locally without any data leaving the client.
After 5 minutes of googling I decided to try generating a web app using ChatGPT instead and host it for myself on github pages.
Within a few iterations refining the requirements, I had a working single html file with only a few 100 lines of js code that met all my requirements and was easy to further improve.
As a bonus I learned a bit about javascript and some new browser APIs like the Web Speech API for transcription.
I love that C# supports deprecation as a language feature and allows to mark an obsolete method as only usable by other deprecated methods, which is the same as the shitlist approach here in the end
