Stack Snacks

In this episode of Stack Snacks, we dive into the challenges and surprises of living without Google Search. Our host shares their experience of replacing Google with AI-powered alternatives like Perplexity, ChatGPT, and Claude. From accidental searches on Android to missing out on Google's interactive sports updates, discover the hurdles and unexpected revelations of this digital detox. Whether you're an AI enthusiast or simply curious about reducing your reliance on tech giants, this episode offers valuable insights into the current state of search technology and the potential for AI-driven alternatives. Tune in for a candid exploration of life beyond the Google search bar and stay tuned for future updates on this ongoing experiment.

In this episode of StackSnacks, we dive into the game-changing impact of Claude 3.5 Sonnet and its Artifacts feature on software development. Our host shares personal experiences of how this AI tool significantly boosted productivity, allowing complex tasks to be completed in a fraction of the usual time. We explore the potential shift in development practices, the growing importance of well-documented frameworks and libraries, and the exciting future possibilities of AI-assisted coding. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just curious about AI's role in tech, this episode offers valuable insights into the evolving landscape of software creation. Join us as we discuss the benefits, potential drawbacks, and the inevitable changes coming to the world of coding.

In this episode of Stack Snacks, we dive into the latest and most exciting updates to Google's Gemini AI. We explore how Gemini is now integrating with essential Google apps like Keep, Calendar, and Docs, potentially revolutionizing personal productivity. The spotlight then turns to Gemini Live, Google's new voice-based AI companion, as we share first-hand experiences and speculate on its future impact. Join us for an insightful discussion on how these advancements might reshape our daily interactions with AI and what it means for the future of personal digital assistants.

In this episode of the Stack Snacks Podcast, host John Siwicki discusses the recent release of Claude 3.5 Sonnet by Anthropic. He describes it as a mid-tier model in the Claude family and shares his positive first impressions, particularly praising its coding capabilities and the 'Artifacts' feature. John encourages listeners to try out Claude 3.5 Sonnet and share their experiences and demos.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:07 Claude 3.5 Sonnet Announcement00:31 Initial Impressions and Benchmarks01:30 Coding Capabilities and Features02:30 Recommendations and Final Thoughts03:03 Conclusion and Call to Actionhttps://www.stack-snacks.com/

Recap of Apple's Exciting WWDC AnnouncementsIn this episode of Stack Snacks, we dive into the latest Apple Intelligence announcements from their WWDC event. Highlights include new writing tools for Mail, Notes, and Pages, significant enhancements to Siri's natural language understanding and context awareness, as well as upcoming features like image creation from text prompts. We also explore the security aspects of device-based versus cloud-based AI integrations. Join us as we discuss how these developments could revolutionize user interaction and privacy in Apple's ecosystem.00:00 Introduction and Overview00:26 Apple's New Writing Tools00:58 Revamping Siri02:06 Image Creation and Privacy03:25 Siri and Chat Integration04:41 Final Thoughts and Future Prospects06:16 Conclusion

On this episode of the Stack Snacks Podcast as he explores the latest AI features introduced by two popular apps—ClickUp and Coda. Discover how ClickUp's new tool, ClickUp Brain, enhances project management through AI-driven features like knowledge management, task automation, and an AI writer. Then, delve into Coda's innovative Coda Brain, which integrates seamlessly with other apps like Google Drive and Slack to enhance document creation and data management. Learn about these exciting new developments and how they aim to make AI more accessible and useful for everyone.https://clickup.com/aihttps://coda.io/product/coda-brain

In this episode, we dive into VoiceNotes, an innovative tool that transcribes your voice recordings and offers a variety of useful features. From creating summaries and to-do lists to generating tweets, blog posts, and emails, VoiceNotes enhances productivity for busy individuals. We share our experiences using the tool, highlighting its convenience, especially for new parents. Discover how VoiceNotes can simplify your workflow, and learn about its export options and subscription plans. Tune in to see if VoiceNotes is the right fit for you!https://voicenotes.com

Welcome to another episode of Stack Snacks! In this episode, we dive into the exciting new release from Perplexity Search called Perplexity Pages.Episode Highlights:Introduction to Perplexity Search and its unique ability to summarize search results and cite sources.Overview of the new Perplexity Pages feature, which allows users to create mini Wikipedia-like pages.Personal experiences with creating and experimenting with Perplexity Pages.Discussion on potential use cases for Perplexity Pages, including knowledge management and information organization.Insights on the current availability of this feature on the paid tier and hopes for its future accessibility to all users.Encouragement for listeners to explore Perplexity Pages and share their thoughts and experiences.Links & Resources:Perplexity Search(Link to a published Perplexity Page if available)Get in Touch:Have you tried Perplexity Pages? Let us know your thoughts and experiences in the comments or reach out to us on social media.Follow us on YouTube and visit our website for more episodes and content.Thanks for listening, and see you in the next episode!