... Recall MCP server are now smarter at finding and reading your content. Chat has always searched your cards by meaning to find the passages that best match your question. Now it has new tools too. It can find exact words and phrases, and read whole cards from start to finish. Apps like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor get the same tools through MCP, and you can now see and manage which apps are connected. Saving from Gmail works better ... ... your questions. Writing a book with AI, not by AI Fernand, a telecom engineer of 30+ years turned AI consultant, wrote his book Human, Power, Machine with Recall as his research assistant. He dictated every chapter in his own words

... spent today chasing a bug where Tipword would sometimes just do nothing when you hover a word. Some of you probably hit it. It was random and hard to catch, but I think I got it. What s fixed: Chrome: words

... works in ten languages besides English: - German - French - Spanish - Italian - Dutch - Swedish - Brazilian Portuguese - Japanese - Korean - Simplified Chinese Why we did it A system monitor is full of technical terms: memory pressure, swap, energy use, disk writes. Those words are hard enough in your own language. In a second language, you end up guessing what a number means, or switching to Activity Monitor to check, which defeats the point of having a better tool. Activity Monitor is already in your ... ... language. If Vitals is going to replace it, it has to be too. We use the same words

... been a busy week since launch. Here's what's new if you haven't updated in a bit. Long tooltip When you hover a word in a sentence, the tooltip now shows more than the word

... Speaking for me  I am trying to use AI as little as possible. I use it for correcting my English, but whenever something sounds like AI, I remove it or replace it. For example, when I see these words, I remove them from the text: "However" "It's not X, it is Y." I am recreating the text "Quietly" "While" "Genuinely" "Actually" "Honestly"  I usually swap for TBH, or "to be honest" ... and there are other words

... Everyone has the spam words list. "Free." "Urgent." "Act now." "Limited time." Use them and your email dies in spam. It doesn't. Send "free" in a subject line from a domain with a clean reputation and it lands fine. The word

... write fiction, especially anything with worldbuilding, like fantasy or sci-fi, you already know the drill. You start off with just a word processor. That s all you think you need. You ve got your story idea, you ve got your motivation, and you sit down to write. Then the scope creeps in. You need somewhere to track your characters. Then your locations. Then the relationships between them. Then someone s magic system contradicts something you wrote in chapter four ... ... started That frustration is what led me to create Ishvana. It didn t start as a product, but just as a custom tool for me to build my own work. One day I d finally had enough of Microsoft Word

... LinkedIn posts preach it. "Want a better vocabulary? Just read more books." Sounds logical. Sounds simple. It's also completely wrong. Here's why: The Reading Myth Breaks Down Like This: You're reading. You encounter a new word. Your brain does one of three things: Skips it entirely (you get the gist anyway) Guesses the meaning from context (close enough) Looks it up, nods, keeps reading Then what happens? You forget it. Not in a month ... ... week. Often within 24 hours. Why Reading Alone Doesn't Work: Passive exposure Active learning Your brain doesn't store words