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How content creators use Granola AI to capture client meetings, collaboration sessions, and creative brainstorming with automated transcription.
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Hello, GitHub - carlosbecker.com - 5 months ago - eng
This started with the most innocent question in the world. I was supposed to be writing C code for my ESP32, a simple IoT project that should have taken maybe an hour to finish. But I stared at an if-else statement I had written thousands of times before, and suddenly asked myself: how does this actually work at the lowest level? Not how it works inside a programming language. But literally, physically, inside the machine, how does it happe....
How content creators use Granola AI to capture client meetings, collaboration sessions, and creative brainstorming with automated transcription.
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How mobile developers use Granola AI to document sprint planning, technical reviews, and stakeholder meetings in app development workflows.
How photographers use Granola AI to capture client consultations, creative briefings, and project planning sessions with automated transcription.
How supply chain professionals use WisprFlow for faster data analysis, inventory optimization, and voice-driven logistics workflows.
How UX researchers use WisprFlow for faster Python coding, qualitative data analysis, and voice-driven research insights generation.
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At Squarespace, many of our core products are built on web standards, and our engineers are constantly pushing the boundaries of the web’s capabilities. Occasionally, those boundaries reveal a limitation: an opportunity for the web’s native capabilities to grow. This post is the story of how we found such an opportunity to work with the standards community to improve the web in a way that we – and everyone who uses it – can benefit.
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These arguments are based on the sunken cost fallacy. There are mores. I find that they are coming from a good place but they are oversimplifications that may lead to wrong conclusions if taken at face value. In conclusion, the sunken cost fallacy makes sense in some closed systems, but sometimes the systems may (have […]
NATAJUTEMPE - rtnf.substack.com - 5 months ago - eng
One piece of school lessons that I still remember fondly is the “NATAJUTEMPE” mnemonic from the Bahasa Indonesia course, repeatedly taught from junior high school to senior high school.
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This post was written together with Thorben Janssen, who has more than 20 years of experience with JPA and Hibernate and is the author of “Hibernate Tips: More than 70 Solutions to Common Hibernate Problems” and the JPA newsletter. Spring Data JPA is based on the Jakarta Persistence specification and was originally designed for Java. That […]
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JA Westenberg reflects on six years of going solo after a career working for various conglomerates. She’s leveraging AI tools to automate most mundane and boring tasks, so she can focus on the creative, challenging, and ultimately fun work. According to her experience, these tools, when used effectively, will allow small companies and individuals to compete on equal footing with the giants of the industry: I think the future probably ..
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I noticed I kept switching between planning skills mid-session. One skill had the best forcing questions. Another had the best implementation structure. A third had the best review discipline. Also I
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