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Upgrade Whisper to distil-large-v3, fix caller identity confusion, sort clips list

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- Whisper base → distil-large-v3 for much better live transcription accuracy
- Add context hints to transcription (caller name, screening status)
- Increase beam_size 3→5 for better decoding
- Add explicit role clarification in caller system prompt so LLM knows Luke is the host
- Prefix host messages with [Host Luke] in LLM conversation
- Fix upload_clips episode list sorting (natural numeric order)
- Episodes 26-28 transcripts, data updates, misc fixes

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -242,8 +242,7 @@ RICK: Oh, man, that's got to be fake. Anti-terrorism training town? That sounds
LUKE: Oh, well, you're correct. That is fake. But the anti-terrorism training town is real. Plius is really an anti-terrorism training town. It's the realistic villagers part that was false. So thank you for the call. I wish you the best of luck. And now we've got to go to our sponsors.
[Sponsor read]
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LUKE: This episode is brought to you by Nail Nosh, the meal kit for people who've given up, but still need to eat something. Look, we're not going to promise that it'll change your life. You're still going to die alone. But at least you can spend your remaining Tuesday evenings chopping vegetables you can't pronounce. Each box contains three meals that take 45 minutes to make when they could have taken eight, because suffering is the only authentic human experience. This week's menu, Harissa Glazed Despair with Quinoa, pan-seared regret over Arugula, and our customer favorite, chicken thighs, with preserved lemon and unprocessed trauma. Use code void at checkout for 15% off your first box. That's code void because we're all just screaming into one. Nail Nosh, you got to eat something, might as well be complicated.
LUKE: OK, welcome to the show, Monique. Monique, you've reached a look at the roost and we're playing a game today. We're playing Real News or Fake News. I'm going to read you the headline of an article, and you tell me if it is Real News or Fake News. And here is your headline. Ready? Animus population drops to just 77 residents down nearly 40% since the 2020 census.
@@ -279,8 +278,7 @@ JEROME: Real. That's real news. I just read about that the other day that trying
LUKE: That's it, sir. You are correct, very well done. And since we took a long time last time, we're going to have to go to another one of our sponsors.
[Sponsor read]
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LUKE: Let's talk about mental health. Specifically, let's talk about brutal honesty. The therapy app that's tired of your shit. Unlike other apps with their calming voices and gentle affirmations, brutal honesty pairs you with an AI therapist that tells you what your friends are too nice to say. Did you try journaling about it? No, we're not doing that. Our algorithm analyzes your patterns and asks questions like, why do you think you deserve to feel better when you don't even drink water? And is your anxiety real or did you just have four cold brews on an empty stomach? Brutal honesty, because coddling yourself got you here. First session is free, but it will hurt your feelings. Use code growup at checkout. Brutal honesty, the app that blocks itself if you don't do the work.
LUKE: OK, brutal honesty, I should use that myself. Next up to the show, you're our last caller, Jasmine. Jasmine, we're playing real or fake news today. And I've got an article for you. Are you ready for it?