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Speed is nothing without structure.
We made it easy to capture 1,000 ideas.
But we realized we made it hard to find idea #432.
That changes this week.
Parent folders. Child folders. A complete organizational overhaul.
Your digital brain is about to get a lot cleaner. šāØ
The coffee shop shouldn't dictate your transcript quality.
Right now, if the background is loud, "Auto-Detect" struggles. It picks up the barista's language, not just yours.
In the next update: Manual Language Locking. š
You speak. We listen. We ignore the rest. Coming soon.
Working on new UI updates for the web app.
Do you like what you see?
Check the thread for another one š§µ
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Unpopular opinion: Everyone has User empathy wrong
Talking to users is input, empathy is what you do with all the signals they never say out loud.
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AI will create wealth faster than any industrial revolution ~ but it risks concentrating it at the top.
The antidote is decentralisation: open-source tools, AI-driven gig economies, and policies for fair distribution.
Like, AI-powered automation at Amazon has increased profits, but the workforce benefits marginally compared to shareholders.
Imagine an open AI platform creating tools for independent shop owners instead. š¤
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Solve problems so well that your customers canāt imagine life without you/your product.
Happy New Year , everyoneā¤ļø
Every January 1st, we all do itāset resolutions weāre so sure weāll stick to this time.
But have you ever wondered why we even bother?
Turns out, this isnāt just a modern quirk.
Itās a tradition thatās been around for 4,000 years.
The Babylonians were the OG resolution makers.
During their New Year festival, Akitu, they didnāt aim to hit 10,000 steps or cut carbs. Instead, they promised their gods to repay debts and return borrowed items.
Their motivation? Keeping the gods happy so their crops wouldnāt fail. Talk about high stakes. š
Fast forward to ancient Rome, and Julius Caesar declared January 1st the start of the year.
Romans made resolutions to Janus, the two-faced god of beginnings, vowing to be better citizens.
Think of it as a moral reset for the empireāno Instagram reels needed.
By the Middle Ages, resolutions became a bit more spiritual.
Christians used the New Year to reflect on the past and set intentions for a more virtuous future.
It was about soul-searching and starting freshāsound familiar?
Today, resolutions have become a mix of ambition, hope, and sometimes guilt (looking at you, unused gym membershipsš).
But at their core, theyāre still about one thing: HOPE.
Hope that this year will be different.
Hope that we can be better.
So, as you write down your goals, rememberāyouāre part of a tradition thatās older than most things we take for granted.
Itās not just about ticking boxes. Itās about the belief in starting over, trying again, and maybe inspiring the people around you to do the same.
And speaking of writing down goalsā¦
Not-so-coincidentally, I built speechtonote.com āa note-taking tool that makes capturing and keeping track of your resolutions a breeze.
Speak or type your goals, stay organized, and actually stick to them this year.
Wishing everyone a great 2025! ā¤ļø
Speech to Note retweeted
Every January 1st, we all do itāset resolutions weāre so sure weāll stick to this time.
But have you ever wondered why we even bother?
Turns out, this isnāt just a modern quirk.
Itās a tradition thatās been around for 4,000 years.
The Babylonians were the OG resolution makers.
During their New Year festival, Akitu, they didnāt aim to hit 10,000 steps or cut carbs. Instead, they promised their gods to repay debts and return borrowed items.
Their motivation? Keeping the gods happy so their crops wouldnāt fail. Talk about high stakes. š
Fast forward to ancient Rome, and Julius Caesar declared January 1st the start of the year.
Romans made resolutions to Janus, the two-faced god of beginnings, vowing to be better citizens.
Think of it as a moral reset for the empireāno Instagram reels needed.
By the Middle Ages, resolutions became a bit more spiritual.
Christians used the New Year to reflect on the past and set intentions for a more virtuous future.
It was about soul-searching and starting freshāsound familiar?
Today, resolutions have become a mix of ambition, hope, and sometimes guilt (looking at you, unused gym membershipsš).
But at their core, theyāre still about one thing: HOPE.
Hope that this year will be different.
Hope that we can be better.
So, as you write down your goals, rememberāyouāre part of a tradition thatās older than most things we take for granted.
Itās not just about ticking boxes. Itās about the belief in starting over, trying again, and maybe inspiring the people around you to do the same.
And speaking of writing down goalsā¦
Not-so-coincidentally, I built speechtonote.com āa note-taking tool that makes capturing and keeping track of your resolutions a breeze.
Speak or type your goals, stay organized, and actually stick to them this year.
Wishing everyone a great 2025! ā¤ļø
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Weāve got THREE massive updates on @speechtonote to share, and trust meāyou donāt want to miss this.
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2ļøā£ Speech to Note Goes Mobile!
Our app is officially LIVE on the Play Store. Capture ideas, stay productive, and get things doneāno matter where you are.
3ļøā£ Native App Access for Pro Users!
Pro users now get native app access with 15-minute sessions, while Pro+ users continue to enjoy 60-minute sessions.
So, we are going all in to make @speechtonote your go-to note-taker.
> Use the app to capture every idea on the go.
> Lock in lifetime access with the Black Friday deal.
Disclaimer: This is an early release, so if you spot any issues or have ideas, let us know. Weāre on it!
PS: All the links are in the comments!
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