Post #4138172
2026-07-27 13:12 UTC
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@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com 2026-07-27 13:41
@torek@snabelen.no I use it pretty much 90% of the time now, but it took me a while to be able to dictate to the computer without tripping up. That is so weird because I could talk to a human being ad nauseam without tripping up, but as soon as I started talking to the computer, I tripped over my words. The cool thing about #WisprFlow is that it fixes all of that. It doesn't give you a direct one-to-one transcription. It gives you what you were meaning to say.
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@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com 2026-07-27 13:41
@torek@snabelen.no As for programming, I don't use it at all, but most of my time now is spent architecting solutions and sitting in meetings, so I don't write as much code as I used to back in the day.
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@sergio_101@social.sixdegreesofohio.com 2026-07-27 13:52
@torek@snabelen.no Honestly, I do a lot of programming just using Claude code. I don't really do vibe coding, but I stepped Claude through the architecture of the idea I'm working through. It's not really vibe-coding. It's more like coaching a junior developer through an idea And these are all really just apps that I've always wanted to have, but I never had the time to write them and dig through all of the APIs required