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Antrag nach dem LTranspG, VIG Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, im Zusammenhang mit meiner laufenden Anfrage FDS #353513, https://fragdenstaat.de/a/353513 bitte ich um Auskunft über folgende Punkte bezüglich der aktuell (Stand 28.01.2026) in der Maxstraße Hatzenbühl (K11) auf dem Verkehrspiegel an der Einmündung Mozartstraße angebrachten Geschwindigkeitsmessanlage mit Label „msm landau“: 1. Zugehörigkeit des Messgeräts Bitte bestätig....
Nella palestra da coatti che frequento, oltre a musica di discutibile qualità, sparano ogni mezz’ora sta cazzata che… La nostra mission è il tuo benessere. Ora, tralasciando, anche se non è facile, l’uso o misuso della parola inglese mission, tralasciando… Continue reading →
I consider myself pretty git-confident, I’ve worked with it a lot, taught it, been a git consultant, run engineering and various things-as-code teams. This week I had a spectactular git problem where merging one branch into another produced changes that … Continue reading →
This is the second part of a short series about building Yomu, an iOS app for reading Japanese text with adaptive furigana. In the first post, I described the reading problem that motivated the project. This one focuses on the technical core: how the app actually processes and renders Japanese text. I am intentionally skipping large parts of the app here — UI, persistence, OCR, monetization. They are either standard iOS work or not particul..
Being clear about what your blog posts are about lets people who are interested in what you have to say find your writing more easily. The more paragraphs you spend getting to the point, the bigger the odds they’ll lose patience and click on something else before you’ve presented your thesis. When publishing articles online, no matter how obscure the subject matter, there is almost always some people who will be into what you have to say...
How life coaches, business coaches, and fitness coaches are using voice AI tools for session documentation and client tracking. Stay present while capturing everything.
How consultants are using voice AI tools for client meeting notes, proposal writing, and faster deliverables. Capture everything without visible recording.
How executives are using voice AI tools for meeting capture, email dictation, and strategic documentation. Lead without being buried in admin.
How financial advisors are using voice AI tools for client meeting notes, compliance documentation, and follow-up communication. Capture every detail.
How journalists are using voice AI tools for source interviews, article drafting, and deadline-beating productivity. Never miss a quote.
How podcasters are using voice AI tools for automatic show notes, episode transcription, and content repurposing. Turn episodes into blog posts.
How project managers are using voice AI tools for meeting notes, status updates, and stakeholder communication. Capture action items automatically.
How recruiters are using voice AI tools for interview transcription, candidate notes, and faster hiring. Capture every detail without typing.
How academic researchers are using voice AI tools for interview transcription, literature notes, and faster paper writing. Capture insights without disrupting flow.
How sales professionals are using voice AI tools for call transcription, CRM updates, and follow-up emails. Close more deals with better notes.
How students are using voice AI tools to write essays faster, take lecture notes, and study more effectively. Free trials available.
How teachers are using voice AI tools for lesson plans, feedback on student work, and classroom documentation. Save hours on admin tasks.
How therapists and counselors are using voice AI tools for session notes and clinical documentation. Privacy-focused options reviewed.
How novelists, screenwriters, and content writers are using voice AI tools like WisprFlow to write faster. Dictate your first draft at 170+ WPM.
How people with ADHD are using voice dictation to bypass executive function challenges. Capture thoughts before they disappear.
Comparing the best meeting notes apps in 2026. Which AI tools capture meetings effectively without awkward bots joining your calls?
Comparing the best voice to text apps for Mac in 2026. WisprFlow vs built-in dictation vs Dragon. Which one actually works?
Detailed comparison of Granola and Otter.ai for meeting transcription. Which captures meetings better without the awkward bot?
I built a watchOS app that lets me speak to any of my Claude Code sessions from my wrist. When you can't sit still, bring your AI with you.
Learn how to write 3x faster using voice dictation. Tips, tools, and techniques for effective voice-to-text that actually works.
Complete guide to taking notes without a keyboard. Voice dictation, meeting capture, and AI tools that let you focus on listening.
Meeting transcription without the awkward bot. How to capture meeting notes invisibly using Granola and other tools that don't announce themselves.
How to use voice dictation for emails. Write professional emails in seconds instead of minutes using AI-powered voice-to-text.
In a Hacker News discussion on the article Management as AI Superpower by Ethan Mollick, I came across a comment that resonated strongly with a realization I’ve had recently while coding with a factory.ai droid: The limiting factor at work …
In a Hacker News discussion on the article Management as AI Superpower by Ethan Mollick, I came across a comment that resonated strongly with a realization I’ve had recently while coding with a factory.ai droid: The limiting factor at work …
How Many Chess Games are Possible? Here is a fun question: how many different games of chess are possible? Counting the number of possible chess games is quite hard, as the numbers are large and chess board positions can be quite complicated. In this note we will try to estimate […]
What if you could run full SQL queries, including JOINs, aggregations, and even remote Parquet file reads, directly inside a Cloudflare Worker? No database server, no connection...
What if you could run full SQL queries, including JOINs, aggregations, and even remote Parquet file reads, directly inside a Cloudflare Worker? No database server, no connection...
The actual phrase ‘Dark Ages’ itself derives from the Latin saeculum obscurum , which Caesar Baronius – a cardinal and Church historian – came up with around 1602. He applied the term exclusively to the tenth and eleventh centuries. However, and very significantly in his use of the term, Baronius was not decrying a state of scientific malaise, or a particularly turbulent political period – he’s talking about a lack of sources surviving fr..
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TLDR: After Scott Adams died on January 13, 2026, I decided to restore his blog having no clue what I… The post Mistakes and Successes in Building ScottAdamsSaid appeared first on Caseysoftware .
Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions are a powerful way to accelerate your cybersecurity career by exposing you to real-world vulnerabilities and diverse technical niches. Discover why CTFs are one of the best methods to grow your expertise and professional network.
I started learning Rust as someone who’d spent years writing Python scripts and Go services for cloud infrastructure. My first reaction was honestly frustration — the borrow checker felt like a compiler that existed purely to reject my code. But something kept pulling me back. The binaries were tiny. The startup times were instant. And once my code compiled, it just… worked. No runtime panics at 3am. No mysterious memory leaks creeping up a..
I think most of us can relate with feeling proud of beautiful, elegant code; we treat it as an art form rather than something that brings value to shareholders. I fear however that the time of SWEs is over. Soon all code will be made by AIs for AIs, and I think that validation will be the only thing left for humans: mostly to shift the blame on developers if something goes wrong and because business people are allergic to terminals. ..
A recent episode of the Rails Business Podcast was about “striving for ideal code”. The hosts are both typical “Rails Indie” owner/operators: a small team building a small SaaS. They were discussing a new podcast which is out from 37signals called “Recordables” . The discussion was envy for how good and clean 37signals’ code was. This is a fair assessment. They’ve been open-sourcing a lot of real world products lately, including: Ca....
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