u/OlegRu

Types of audio:

I often audio-record on my iphone:

• - Important conversations
• - Medical appointments (in-person and online)
• - Dungeons and Dragons and other in-person TTRPG games

I also transcribe a bunch of audio messages/voice notes.

(All recorded ethically and legally)

Workflow:

• I've been using TurboScribe to transcribe everything → I export a PDF that I can search and/or upload to ChatGPT for analysis.
• Probably transcribe like 15-25 hours a month.

Ideally, I'm looking for something that's quick/easy to use and lets me easily download/export transcripts.

I'm interested in a software with similar or better price, especially if it was more accurate with terms (medical, gaming etc.) and recognized multiple speakers better?

Is there anything you'd recommend over TurboScribe for this use case?

I'd appreciate hearing how it compares - what it does better/worse.

Edit: For D&D/TTRPGs, I don't need character/place names or terminology to be perfectly transcribed. I mainly want it to capture the gist of what happened and differentiate speakers reasonably well, so I can give the transcript to ChatGPT/another AI for session recaps and analysis of the players/DM and table dynamics.

Types of audio:

I often audio-record on my iphone:

• - Important conversations
• - Medical appointments (in-person and online)
• - Dungeons and Dragons and other in-person TTRPG games

I also transcribe a bunch of audio messages/voice notes.

(All recorded ethically and legally)

Workflow:

• I've been using TurboScribe to transcribe everything → I export a PDF that I can search and/or upload to ChatGPT for analysis.
• Probably transcribe like 15-25 hours a month.

Ideally, I'm looking for something that's quick/easy to use and lets me easily download/export transcripts.

I'm interested in a software with similar or better price, especially if it was more accurate with terms (medical, gaming etc.) and recognized multiple speakers better?

Is there anything you'd recommend over TurboScribe for this use case?

I'd appreciate hearing how it compares - what it does better/worse.

Types of audio:

I often audio-record on my iphone:

• - Important conversations
• - Medical appointments (in-person and online)
• - Dungeons and Dragons and other in-person TTRPG games

I also transcribe a bunch of audio messages/voice notes.

(All recorded ethically and legally)

Workflow:

• I've been using TurboScribe to transcribe everything → I export a PDF that I can search and/or upload to ChatGPT for analysis.
• Probably transcribe like 15-25 hours a month.

Ideally, I'm looking for something that's quick/easy to use and lets me easily download/export transcripts.

I'm interested in a software with similar or better price, especially if it was more accurate with terms (medical, gaming etc.) and recognized multiple speakers better?

Is there anything you'd recommend over TurboScribe for this use case?

I'd appreciate hearing how it compares - what it does better/worse.

Edit: For D&D/TTRPGs, I don't need character/place names or terminology to be perfectly transcribed. I mainly want it to capture the gist of what happened and differentiate speakers reasonably well, so I can give the transcript to ChatGPT/another AI for session recaps and analysis of the players/DM and table dynamics.

A big part of Castle strategy is rushing to get Angels/AAs, and part of that is trying to beat conservatories. However, since your main early game army is marksmen and pikemen, and your heroes don't often have the magic like (mass) haste/slow (+ can't use tactics in that type of creature bank), you end up in a situation where those birdies surrounding you are too quick and overwhelm your pikemen + MMs?

What is the strategy with this?

I'd appreciate as comprehensive explanations as possible. I'm not a new player, but I'm pretty firmly stuck in intermediate + haven't played in months, so I'm kind of ina spot where I don't know enough of the higher level best practices to get better with them.

TL; DR:
Looking for recommendations for a top US spine specialist for my friend (he's based in NYC). He has a failed T2–T6 fusion after a severe T4 fracture and wants the best possible guidance on next steps before having revision surgery. Willing to travel.

Full situation:
My friend fractured (+ compressed by ~50%) his T4 vertebra in a shallow-water diving accident on vacation in Dominican Rep. (no spinal cord injury). He underwent surgery there in D.R. - they did a T2-T6 fusion w/bone graft on T4. The graft didn't take (non-union) and one side of the hardware was poorly placed and barely holding.

Apparently, he needs revision w/a new bone graft + biological additives, as well as of at least one side of the hardware.

He's looking to consult a provider that's very experienced in complex spine cases - could be a spine surgeon or other highly-knowledgable spine specialist - who can review everything, explain the options, and help him decide the best path forward. I.e. if revision surgery is the right move, whether other treatments (pre/post) can help outcomes, and best person to do the surgery if needed.

Would really appreciate any trustworthy recommendations, and if possible, why you think they'd be a good fit. Thank you!

Edit: to clarify, he doesn't have hEDS etc. - it's a purely accident-related injury.

Is everyone else experiencing this?

Any idea when it should be fixed?