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Hi, I’m Hoye LamDeveloper, Father, Writer
I’m a senior software engineer for DeepL Voice and Mobile. On the side I build my own apps, and here I write what I actually think about software, work, and family.
What I’m building
All projectsMac text-to-speech with selected text, screenshot OCR, and natural voices.
Share feedback →First reading practice on iPad: letter sounds, words, and short sentences with Milo.
AI assistant for the admin work of small businesses, in the tools they already use.
Map-first dashboard of current public data about the Netherlands, with every source shown.
Unload thoughts and revisit them later.
Share feedback →Save and archive webpages on iOS and iPadOS.
Share feedback →Hydration supplements for athletes.
Day job
About meSenior Software Engineer for DeepL Voice and Mobile at DeepL
Building DeepL Voice and the DeepL mobile apps.
Latest writing
ArchiveMy Tesla Model Y after one year
I've owned and driven a Tesla Model Y Juniper, the all-wheel-drive Premium version, for almost a year now, and I've put about 15,000 kilometers on it. My verdict is simple: it's the best car I've ever owned. It isn't the best car I've ever driven, but as a car to own, none of my…
LoudScript for Mac: language fallback, easier model management, and faster starts
I made some significant improvements to the macOS app of LoudScript, my free text-to-speech app. Fallback for unsupported languages LoudScript now falls back to a supported custom text-to-speech (TTS) model when the active model doesn't support the language of the text it's…
Software engineering will never be the same again, and that's a good thing
I feel like software engineering will never be the same again, and engineers will be way less needed. I believe that's actually a good thing. How code looked was uninteresting to me What drew me to software engineering in the first place was beautiful web and mobile…
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