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2026-10-22 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-10-22

Hebrish teaches dictation to recognize Hebrew words

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A free, on-device dictation tool for English speakers in Israel, with an Android keyboard and desktop apps for Ubuntu and Windows.

Landing page captured for the 2026-10-22 issue.
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English speakers in Israel using Hebrew terms
Worth noticing
The homepage says Sabich spelled 73 of 100 Hebrew words correctly on the same 422-recording test where stock Parakeet spelled 28 correctly.

Field notes

The homepage separates three fine-tunes: Sabich adds Hebrew terms plus technical vocabulary and is recommended; Jachnun focuses on Hebrew words; Shakshuka is described as streaming. Its comparison also reports 1.2% stock versus 1.3% Sabich word error on LibriSpeech, suggesting English performance stayed close in that test. The page links to benchmark details, model cards, formats, a lexicon, installation instructions, and a way to contribute recordings. The reported model gaps are small and based on one test round.

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◎NicheUnusually specific use
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