That's pretty much why I built WhisperShortcut: ⌘1 dictates to the clipboard, and a second shortcut handles AI cleanup. That keeps raw transcripts and edits as two separate steps instead of a black box. https://github.com/mgsgde/whisper-shortcut
The one thing I use the most, and how I found it in the first place is that it allows me to combine key presses with mouse gestures/movements. In particular it allows me to move/resize the windows under the cursor just by pressing a key combination and moving my mouse. Many many years ago I used to use AutoHotkey on Windows for this functionality and was missing it when I switched to Mac.
Another thing I've configured is scrolling through a key press and dragging the mouse. Or opening a floating menu by using the thumb button on my MX Master3.
And that's only mouse functions, I have a bunch of other shortcuts/remappings/automations, many of which run only for specific apps.
Have a look in the forum - it's a gold mine and a lot of people have shared their presets.
Well yes. A stock goes up because people are buying, but that avoids the intent of the question, if they're asking about why the stock is rising.
The answer the GP. The longer term bonds tend to be less impacted by interest rate expectations. Risk feeds into the yield, as does inflation expectations.
what that means?
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