Hi all! Check out this Handy app https://github.com/cjpais/Handy - a free, open source, and extensible speech-to-text application that works completely offline.

I am using it daily to drive Claude and it works really-well for me (much better than macOS dictation mode).

Related, Using go fix to modernize Go code https://go.dev/blog/gofix

Here [1] is a related trick in the old Unix to run either `foo`, `/bin/foo` or `/usr/bin/foo` (apparently before `PATH` convention existed):

    char string[10000];
    strp = string;
    for (i=0; i<9; i++)
        *strp++ = "/usr/bin/"[i];
    p = *argv++;
    while(*strp++ = *p++);

    // string == "/usr/bin/foo"
    execv(string+9, args); // foo (execv returns only in case of error, i.e. when foo does not exist)
    execv(string+4, args); // /bin/foo
    execv(string, args);   // /usr/bin/foo

You can get yourself a vanity key using https://github.com/AlexanderYastrebov/wireguard-vanity-key tool:

   % wireguard-vanity-key -prefix=NAS/
   private                                      public                                       attempts   duration   attempts/s
   EiBsDB8zt/G4+VWGvxW2ZznNXYmcslcIyJimNR2PpF4= NAS/aex8+IFzLePBYVNGMsSo/1/XeUZcam+Hn8wbNB4= 22619537   0s         112587360

Official stance about supporting interpreter mode for the reference https://github.com/golang/go/issues/24118