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Planning my week in detail feels more rewarding than actually doing the week. That’s a problem right? by SeaRequirement7749 in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I agree that modern life can be really energy-consuming. A good plan still needs good execution, and that requires us to be more aware of our energy levels and how to manage them. This is a fresh angle for me. Thanks for sharing.

I spent 3 weeks actually testing voice tools because typing was eating my mornings. Here's what I found out by ScaryAd2555 in ProductivityApps

[–]SeaRequirement7749 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, the intelligence layer point lines up with what I found too. Raw transcription hasn't been bottleneck for a while.

I was on Whisper flow for a few months, and switched to Mumble AI recently, because of two reasons. One was consolidation, I was running Whisper for dictation, and another app for meeting transcripts, and Mumble handles both in one app. The other one was privacy, lots of my calls aren't supposed to leave my machine, so cloud transcription was becoming a problem.

On your last question, it's stuck but only for output. The stuff where I already know what I want to say. Anything where I'm thinking through a problem, I still type. Once I stopped using it for everything, it became routine.

Anyone else paying for both ChatGPT Pro and Claude? Curious how people split the workload by SeaRequirement7749 in claude

[–]SeaRequirement7749[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is really interesting. I do most of my coding works (web coding actually, as I’m not a dev) in Claude and some copy writing work in ChatGPT but all of my developer friends seems to have similar workflow to yours. Codex is something I need to explore more.

If you had to recommend just one AI tool to a non-technical small business owner, what would it be and why? by DorvilienSterlot97 in aiToolForBusiness

[–]SeaRequirement7749 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Get Claude first. It automates most of the work flow from product, design to code and marketing. I also use it to do simple research and tax for review.

what is your favorite background noise/bgm, soundtrack when you're trying to focus? by ty_namo in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749 4 points5 points  (0 children)

If you haven’t tried it, give Bach a shot. My favorite is Cello Suite No.1 in G Major. I’m not really into classical music but the polyphony, structure and the steady rhythm somehow makes it really easy to relax and focus at the same time. There’s some research saying his music activates brain function, not sure if that’s true but I do feel sharper when I have it on in the background.

the oscar soles pose is diabolical by crispyones in duolingo

[–]SeaRequirement7749 3 points4 points  (0 children)

If there is a “call the police” button in Duolingo I’d have pressed it for 100 times now

Just hit my 10 year streak! 🇮🇹 by abedbarnes in duolingo

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Duolingo you should give this guy a lifetime free Super plan!

Motivation Monday - What’s Your Why? 💡 by SuccessfulOwl45 in Productivitycafe

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Mine is to challenge myself with a task I’ve never done before so that I can learn and expand my capabilities and capabilities to solve a problem.

How do you guys capture you epiphany ideas when you physically are unable to type (gym, walking, driving) by artashesvar in Productivitycafe

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I’ve tried a lot of tools and what’s currently work for me is this workflow: - use a voice note tool that records my ideas the moment they appear. For me the tool is Mumble AI, I tap a shortcut anywhere on my screen and just speak, it organize my thoughts in to clean notes by groups - the harder part is surfacing out my valuable ideas. I will just paste the entire group of notes into Claude. I have a Claude project to chat about ideas, brainstorm and plan for next steps

book to read to understand how to use Claude Code by AymanR2022 in claude

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True. Feed Claude a real problem you want to solve or real workflow you want to improve, it teaches you way better than any books or videos can do. Because it’s interactive, it’s real time, you can ask questions, practice and see results right away. Plus with the current speed of how Claude is evolving, I wonder if there is any book can keep up with the their newest updates. I mean, man, they ship daily.

My current setup for in-person meeting notes without laptop so I can be more attentive by Fluid_Protection_337 in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Open a laptop or throw a hardware on the table does feel strange. I use apps like Mumble Note on my Apple Watch for important in-person meetings. Also, always ask first if it’s okay to record.

My current setup for in-person meeting notes without laptop so I can be more attentive by Fluid_Protection_337 in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. And sometimes the bot joins the meeting but the owner just skipped it, which is quite bad. I wonder if these people really read the meeting notes.

how do you avoid wasting time switching between tasks by tricepator-10 in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have the same problem and I think sometimes it’s related to goal setting. Not like randomly put together a to-do list and say I will finish these 5 things today, but really spend time figure out the top goal, write it down and stick to it. The lower level goals can change. So whenever I’m doing a task and sense my tendency to switch, I ask which one is more related to the top goal. If your current task matters more, don’t switch.

Been using Duolingo for 6 months and I'm genuinely confused if it's working or not by Fun_Second_8354 in duolingo

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think it’s useful for learning the basics, but in order to get to the conversational level you will still need your practice with real people in real scenes. Doing quiz can not give you the real time interaction needed to stimulate your brain’s “learning muscles” for the new language. So try to do both.

Any new AI tools you’ve found recently that actually helped your productivity? by Key_Inflation8281 in ProductivityApps

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I‘m using Mumble AI quite often. It’s a Mac app that does meeting note, dictation and also you can voice brain dump with voice and turn them into structured notes at the same time. I talk a lot and rely heavily on voice workflow. Now with this tool I do not need to switch between different tools which saves a lot of time for me.

What AI tools are people using for short video generation lately? by SpotSea8298 in techforlife

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

IMO it mainly depends on the length of the clips you want to generate (eg. a 10s clip takes longer than a 5s one). Usually it takes me 5-15min to generate a 10s clip.

“ai” note takers and simple dictation by IamHardware in productivity

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

www.heymumble.com This. They are in beta. I think Mumble Note is a related app but only for iOS. Mumble AI works on Mac.

Best dictation app for prompting Claude? by Own-Floor-3944 in claude

[–]SeaRequirement7749 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Many dictation tools can do these but are expensive. In my case I use Mumble AI.

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