no "science" in the article.

dont forget to include "pls don't make mistakes"

surprised ai companies are not making this workflow possible instead of leaving it upto users to figure out how to get voice text into prompt.

> surprised ai companies are not making this workflow possible instead of leaving it upto users to figure out how to get voice text into prompt.

Claude on macOS and iOS have native voice to text transcription. Haven't tried it but since you can access Claude Code from the apps now, I wonder if you use the Claude app's transcription for input into Claude Code.

> Claude on macOS and iOS have native voice to text transcription

Yeah, Claude/ChatGPT/Gemini all offer this, although Gemini's is basically unusable because it will immediately send the message if you stop talking for a few seconds

I imagine you totally could use the app transcript and paste it in, but keeping the friction to an absolute minimum (e.g., just needing to press one hotkey) feels nice

All the mobile apps make this very easy.

what specalized usecases did you use it on and what were the outcomes.

can you share your experience and data for "leap forward" ?

have you tried this? this doesnt work because the way inference runs at big companies. its not just running your query in isolation.

maybe it can work if you are running your own inference.

they are even highlighting a in green after stool to break the word into stool.

i am guessing its a joke?

how is that relevant to the article?

For the work phone.

luck is probabilistic after being selected for sucking up.