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The Granola + WisprFlow Productivity Stack: Voice In, Meetings Out
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zackproser.com
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2 months ago
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eng
WisprFlow handles voice input at 179 WPM. Granola captures and structures your meetings. Together they form a complete voice-native knowledge work stack.
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Field workers on Android can now dictate site reports, inspection findings, and work orders hands-free with WisprFlow — launched February 2026.
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Sales reps can now use WisprFlow on Android to dictate CRM notes, follow-up emails, and expense reports at 179 WPM — hands-free between client visits.
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WisprFlow launched on Android Feb 23, 2026. Here's what iOS power users need to know about feature parity, setup, and differences.
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WisprFlow Android vs Gboard Voice Typing: Why the Upgrade Matters
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zackproser.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Gboard voice typing is free and built-in. WisprFlow costs money. Here's why it's worth it if you type a lot and need accuracy and speed that Gboard can't deliver.
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I’ve written before about how AI agents are just CI pipelines with an LLM plugged in . That post mapped agent concepts to infrastructure patterns you already know. But there’s a discipline forming around the infrastructure side of agents that deserves its own name. Harness engineering. It’s the practice of building everything around the LLM — the execution environment, tool definitions, safety boundaries, observability, and lifecycle man....
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New resource translation: (de) Confidence, Courage, Connection, Trust: A proposal for security culture
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I’ve written before about how AI agents are just CI pipelines with an LLM plugged in . That post mapped agent concepts to infrastructure patterns you already know. But there’s a discipline forming around the infrastructure side of agents that deserves its own name. Harness engineering. It’s the practice of building everything around the LLM — the execution environment, tool definitions, safety boundaries, observability, and lifecycle man....
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New Steam Games with Native Linux Clients, including Slay the Spire 2 and Methods: The Canada Files - 2026-03-11 Edition
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boilingsteam.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Between 2026-03-04 and 2026-03-11 there were 82 New Steam games released with Native Linux clients. For reference, during the same time, there were 716 games released for Windows on Steam, so the Linux versions represent about 11.5 % of total released titles. The obvious pick would be Slay the Spire 2 but we already mentioned it for the recent Steam Deck releases, so let’s talk about Methods: The Canafa Files, that puts you in charge of sol..
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New Steam Games with Native Linux Clients, including Slay the Spire 2 and Methods: The Canada Files - 2026-03-11 Edition
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boilingsteam.com
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2 months ago
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eng
Between 2026-03-04 and 2026-03-11 there were 82 New Steam games released with Native Linux clients. For reference, during the same time, there were 716 games released for Windows on Steam, so the Linux versions represent about 11.5 % of total released titles. The obvious pick would be Slay the Spire 2 but we already mentioned it for the recent Steam Deck releases, so let’s talk about Methods: The Canafa Files, that puts you in charge of sol..
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Pack products in Packing Life, a capitalist hellscape puzzle sim developed and published by Aroko Game Studio. This native game runs great on PCs running Linux (tested on CachyOS) and Steam Deck, without needing Proton. You can see a video of the gameplay I captured, without commentary (but you can pinpoint the moments of internal screaming and desperation!). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxkuj9PDtv8 I went in for the cozy and relaxing at..
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Pack products in Packing Life, a capitalist hellscape puzzle sim developed and published by Aroko Game Studio. This native game runs great on PCs running Linux (tested on CachyOS) and Steam Deck, without needing Proton. You can see a video of the gameplay I captured, without commentary (but you can pinpoint the moments of internal screaming and desperation!). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xxkuj9PDtv8 I went in for the cozy and relaxing at..
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Recently I came into posession of a few Apple Xserves. The one in question today is an Xserve G5, RackMac3,1 , which was built when Apple at the top—and bottom—of it's PowerPC era. This isn't the first Xserve—that honor belongs to the G4 1 . And it wasn't the last—there were a few generations of Intel Xeon-powered RackMacs that followed. But in my opinion, it was the most interesting. Unfortunately, being manufactured in 2004, this..
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What goes into creating the tutorials you read at Real Python? What are the steps in the editorial process, and who are the people behind the scenes? This week on the show, Real Python team members Martin Breuss, Brenda Weleschuk, and Philipp Acsany join us to discuss topic curation, review stages, and quality assurance.
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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Best viewed on the original page , where extended functionality like the footnote helper is available. Willingness to look stupid Hacker News Comments TLDR (Generated) The “McDonald’s Theory” suggests that pitching a deliberately bad idea is the fastest way to overcome creative blocks and inspire a team to come up with better solutions. Break the ice with bad ideas: Suggesting something universally disliked (like McDonald’..
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More data, more trouble: How a perfect corpus corrupted my AI dream
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www.zyte.com
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2 months ago
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eng
What a failed experiment taught me about curated data, prompting, and when scraping actually matters.
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According to Steam, I’ve played thousands of hours of Zombie Panic! Source. It’s one of my favorite Source mods, and zombies are my guilty pleasure. This week the original Half Life mod released on Steam after over 20 years of existence, and I never really got a chance to play it originally. It’s been a blast! Both games heavily feature asymmetric gameplay that just feels great when everything comes together. Humans have a high-risk / h....
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