Antonio Zugaldia

NEVER FORGET.

Instant pre-order. Love the form factor, and the hackability even more.

@technologyreview.com is the new @wired.com.

Good move about the camera, bad move about the speaker www.zugaldia.com/notes/smart-...

This is exactly my setup but with a more modest model and a Jetson Thor dev kit. I also set up Riva with Whisper for local speech recognition (I'm surprised Ollama does not support audio input yet).

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GitHub - zugaldia/speedofsound: Voice typing for the Linux desktop. Voice typing for the Linux desktop. Contribute to zugaldia/speedofsound development by creating an account on GitHub.

@8none1.org I just heard your comment about voice being the future of typing in a recent LNL episode. And I agree 100%. That's why I built github.com/zugaldia/spe..., which I've been using daily for most of my typing for months now. Feedback/contributions always welcome.

Benevolent organizers for life.

DevFestDC is today! Find me to talk AI and @mapbox.com (and, oh yes, we're hiring).

My experience using the Meta Ray-Ban glasses for the last six months or so, where I make the case that audio, not vision, is the current killer feature for smart glasses: www.zugaldia.com/notes/smart-...

I've been using Gen-1 for the last six months or so, but my (generally positive) notes were getting too long for Bluesky, so I posted them here: www.zugaldia.com/notes/smart-...

I'm ready to throw some money at whoever is printing t-shirts with that ultrathink design.

You spent the last 10 years building robots, in retrospect it was unavoidable one day the lines blurred and you joined them.

With those options it's just impossible to go wrong.

I'll be introducing our new Feedback Agent later today @ 12.30 PST, ping/DM me here if you have any questions!

"Without music, life would be a mistake." -- Friedrich Nietzsche.

> and says it has a $5B+ revenue run-rate (Anthropic)

And about half of that is me paying for Claude Code.

I have no idea what happened but I can't help but feel disappointed. I liked your style, transparency, and direction you were setting. Wishing you the best!

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My favorite use case is creating custom map styles, which I'm pretty bad at. “Create a Halloween-themed map. Make it look spooky and fun.”

It's like these PhD-level machines haven't lost their inner kid after all.

I've spent a lot of time trying to get LLM to generate things in a specific way, the biggest take away I have is, if you tell it "don't do xyz" it will always have in the back of its mind "do xyz" and any chance it gets it will take to "do xyz". When working on art projects, my trick is to specifically give all feedback constructively, carefully avoiding framing things in terms of the inverse or parts to remove.

Great advice for LLMs in particular and life in general (context: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4488...).

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Clear your LLM context early and often. www.science.org/content/arti...

The lack of reassurance on the post likely means sadly the death of the product.

165 WPM is very good, considering that the average user types at 35 to 45 WPM. Not only you're giving your hands a break, you are typing faster.

This is very interesting. I particularly like the proposal under the hood for a lightweight mobile MCP implementation that is Android native.

I’m still in disbelief that *two-thirds* of the DC Council voted today to fully fund ranked-choice voting in the District beginning in June 2026! What an amazing day for local democracy! And a huge shoutout to every single DC resident who worked toward this moment.

GitHub - zugaldia/speedofsound: Voice typing for the Linux desktop. Voice typing for the Linux desktop. Contribute to zugaldia/speedofsound development by creating an account on GitHub.

I didn't forget about you! I just merged support for Flatpaks on main. If you know of any experts who could check my math, I would appreciate it. My plan is to submit it to Flathub in a couple of weeks (after some international travel).
github.com/zugaldia/spe...