NYT Reporter Calls Wispr Flow 'Astonishing,' Then Says It Should Be 'Murdered With a Hammer'
omooretweets · x · 2026-09-06
omooretweets laments the state of tech press: a New York Times reporter tried the voice dictation tool Wispr Flow, admitted its speed and accuracy were "astonishing" — then launched into a diatribe saying people shouldn't be allowed to use voice dictation and wanting to "murder [it] with a hammer." The post highlights the gap between hostile tech commentary and actual user experience.
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