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Mac Wisper is live. Hold a key. Talk. Polished text appears. 4x faster than typing. Works in every app. Your audio never leaves your Mac. macwisper.com — free download.

You will want this soon. And I will release only if 100 people joins the waiting list. It’s ready! macwisper.com (enable audio to understand better)

macwisper.com see the demo, no need to explain.

Most devs still treat AI like a smarter StackOverflow. The fun starts when you wire agents into your workflow: OpenClaw watching CI, bots triaging GitHub issues, Xcode builds fixed while you’re on the beach in Tenerife. That’s the new junior engineer.

@eliana_jordan I'm in Tenerife too, let's connect?

everyone chasing viral AI content on tt vs me building content that bring real connections and real users

Not very happy with Gemini video generation at the moment. Unusable output. prompt: "A smooth, cinematic 10-second screen recording style video of a macOS desktop. A user clicks a keyboard shortcut and a small, elegant microphone indicator appears in the menu bar area, glowing purple to show it's recording. The user speaks naturally (no audio needed — just show the mouth moving slightly reflected in the screen, or skip the person entirely). In real-time, messy raw text with filler words appears in a text field in a messaging app. Then the indicator turns green, and the messy text smoothly transforms into clean, polished, professional text — filler words fade out, punctuation appears, grammar corrects itself. The whole interaction feels fast, magical, and effortless. Dark macOS desktop, minimal UI, smooth animations. Cinematic, product demo style, 4K, 60fps."

Hahaa lol happens

@franpradasAI Uno de los mayores problemas o beneficios de Openclaw es inestabilidad y el hecho de que es muy orientado a devs. Esto puede jugar a favor o en contra. Yo personalmente prefiero un producto usable desde el día 1 y creo que @AnthropicAI lo van a lograr.

🚨 ÚLTIMA HORA: Está pasando… están construyendo CLAUDEBOT 💀

I guess most big players will try to build what other big players build, FOMO is a real thing

@MatthewBerman I guess most big players will try to build what other big players build, FOMO is a real thing

They're building OpenClaw

I type for a living. Code, Slack, emails, docs — all day. Then I realized I type at 45 words per minute. I speak at 150. So I started dictating everything on my Mac. AI cleans up the grammar and filler words. The output sounds like me — not like ChatGPT. 3 things I didn't expect: → I stopped procrastinating on long emails. The friction was the typing, not the thinking. → My messages sound more human. Speaking forces you to say what you actually mean. → I save ~3 hours a week. That's 150 hours a year. In a world where everyone pastes AI output, using your voice is the most authentic way to write.

@ctrlswftdelete LOL nowadays we can all reverse engineer stuff, correct!

@deepfirstsearch I would love to but I do not have Mac and I kind of have my own app for that which I reverse engineer from cluely

I type for a living and I just realized how slow typing actually is. ~45 words per minute. Meanwhile I speak at 150+. Been experimenting with voice-to-text on my Mac lately and it's changing how I work more than I expected.

@MatthewBerman @AnthropicAI agree, I love the delivery. I also think some of the products could benefit from a little bit of love. Quality is not the best, e.g /voice command is not amazing, almost unusable.

Is there anyone shipping faster than @AnthropicAI? Seriously, it's insane. Every. single. day. They ship something new and incredible. I've never seen this kind of velocity before. What are they doing differently?

@ctrlswftdelete same here! the problem I found is the output is always messy — filler words, no punctuation, grammar all over the place. so I'm building something that fixes that automatically on Mac. macwisper.com if you want to try it when it's ready ❤️

@deepfirstsearch I have switched from purely texting to speech to text actually currently this is also written by Google board speech to text

@matt_gray_ I guess mostly true but I also think everything compounds

Every founder says they’re too busy. Reality check: 80% of what you’re doing doesn’t matter. Automate it or stop doing it. Your future self will thank you.

@thekitze Try with Weetabix, that’s my usual

"don't worry I'll handle dinner"