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Batteries - codeyarns.com - 3 months ago - eng
9V Battery Smoke alarms : These alarms can be in places that are difficult to reach, so it is best to choose a battery that lasts the longest. The recommendation is to pick a Lithium non-rechargeable battery with 10-year shelf life and the maxmimum capacity (on 2026-02-27 this was 1200 mAh ). Avoid rechargeable or alkaline batteries. I ended up choosing Tenergy batteries for this purpose.
my book, LLMs for Mortals, was created with Quarto, it runs the code when I compile the book. It uses cached versions when no code changes, but it is […]
From Fargo to Zebra - cendyne.dev - 3 months ago - eng
I switched FurSquared away from Fargo to Zebra label printers. Other conventions are doing the same to speedily get attendees to the things they find fun.
Last weekend, a blog post about Booklore crossed my feed and piqued my interest. I've long used Calibre to manage my e-books and, in June last year, even containerised Calibre-server so that I could read (parts of) my library in a web browser. As fantastic as Calibre is, its interface is showing its age and I don't love that they've been diverting energy into adding AI features. I'm sure that they're probably useful to someone, ....
Last weekend, a blog post about Booklore crossed my feed and piqued my interest. I've long used Calibre to manage my e-books and, in June last year, even containerised Calibre-server so that I could read (parts of) my library in a web browser. As fantastic as Calibre is, its interface is showing its age and I don't love that they've been diverting energy into adding AI features. I'm sure that they're probably useful to someone, ....
Last weekend, a blog post about Booklore crossed my feed and piqued my interest. I've long used Calibre to manage my e-books and, in June last year, even containerised Calibre-server so that I could read (parts of) my library in a web browser. As fantastic as Calibre is, its interface is showing its age and I don't love that they've been diverting energy into adding AI features. I'm sure that they're probably useful to someone, ....
Last weekend, a blog post about Booklore crossed my feed and piqued my interest. I've long used Calibre to manage my e-books and, in June last year, even containerised Calibre-server so that I could read (parts of) my library in a web browser. As fantastic as Calibre is, its interface is showing its age and I don't love that they've been diverting energy into adding AI features. I'm sure that they're probably useful to someone, ....
I have run into this post  by John Rush, which I found really interesting, mostly because I so vehemently disagree with it. Here are the points that I want to address in John’s thesis: 1. Open Source movement gonna end because AI can rewrite any oss repo into a new code and commercially redistribute it as their own. 2. Companies gonna use AI to generate their none core software as a marketing effort (cloudflare rebuilt nextjs in  a week....
Do you have complex logic and unpredictable dependencies that make it hard to write reliable tests? How can you use Python's mock object library to improve your tests? Christopher Trudeau is back on the show this week with another batch of PyCoder's Weekly articles and projects.
It's small and tiny and so cute Have you ever always wanted a very very small voice note recorder that would fit in your pocket? Something that would always work, and always be available to take a note at the touch of a button, with no fuss? Me neither. Until, that is, I saw the Pebble Index 01 , then I absolutely needed it right away and had to have it in my life immediately, but alas, it is not available, plus it’s disposable, and I d..
Traditional note-taking destroys ADHD focus in meetings. Here's why simultaneous listening + writing fails neurodivergent brains and what actually works.
When ADHD overwhelm hits, the 6-minute voice brain dump → AI organization → clarity → action loop is transformative. Here's my complete system.
I created and delivered a hands-on workshop at WorkOS in San Francisco, walking engineers through building a complete go-to-market pipeline using Claude Code and Cowork — from ICP research to automated content production. Lydia from Anthropic's Claude Code team joined for Q&A.
RSI and carpal tunnel are epidemic among developers. Voice coding isn't just accommodation — it's actually faster at 179 WPM vs typing.
Why every developer hates writing docs and how voice dictation makes it 4x faster. The documentation workflow that finally works.
Granola's anticipated Android launch brings intelligent meeting notes to the world's largest mobile platform with unique Android-specific features.
Healthcare professionals use Granola's AI meeting notes to document patient consultations, maintain medical records, and improve telehealth workflows.
Executive coaches use Granola AI to maintain full presence during coaching sessions while automatically capturing insights, patterns, and development progress.
Financial advisors use Granola AI to stay present during client meetings, build deeper trust, and capture planning details without taking notes.
Journalists use Granola AI to stay engaged during interviews, build source trust, and capture quotes accurately without breaking eye contact.
Lawyers use Granola AI to stay fully present during depositions, client meetings, and negotiations while capturing every critical detail automatically.
Product managers use Granola AI to stay present in stakeholder meetings, catch hidden requirements, and capture decisions without missing context.
Real estate agents use Granola AI to stay present during showings and negotiations, catch buyer signals, and close deals without scrambling for notes.
Recruiters and HR teams use Granola AI to stay present during interviews and candidate conversations, improving hiring quality and candidate experience.
Sales reps use Granola AI to stay present during discovery calls and demos, catch buying signals, and close more deals without scrambling for notes.
Teachers and professors use Granola AI to stay present during parent conferences, IEP meetings, and advising sessions while capturing important details.
Mental health professionals use Granola's AI meeting notes to maintain client engagement while capturing session insights and treatment progress.
Venture capitalists use Granola AI to stay present during pitch meetings, improve pattern matching, and capture investment insights automatically.
Comparing Granola's specialized AI meeting intelligence against Zoom's built-in transcription for accuracy, insights, and workflow integration.
My full untethered development stack: WisprFlow voice coding at 179 WPM, Handwave on Apple Watch, Claude Code agents, and coding from mountain trails.
Presence in meetings is a competitive advantage. Here's how AI note-taking lets you actually be there instead of scrambling to capture everything.
AI coding tools are everywhere, but your typing speed is still the bottleneck. Voice input at 179 WPM removes that limitation completely.
Complete guide to voice coding: setup, tools, patterns, and pitfalls. From speech-to-code basics to advanced IDE integration strategies.
The paradox: taking notes makes you miss things. Not taking notes makes you forget. Here's how AI capture lets you be present and remember everything.
Stop practicing typing tricks. Start speaking at 179 WPM instead. Voice dictation beats typing speed by 2x and eliminates practice forever.
Vibe coding is about flow state and natural language. Typing interrupts the vibe. Speaking at 179 WPM maintains it perfectly.
Stop typing emails. Voice dictation at 179 WPM with AI cleanup turns email from a time sink into a 30-second task.
Meeting notes are a productivity myth. They waste time, kill engagement, and capture nothing useful. Here's why I stopped and what I do instead.
Zoom fatigue isn't just about video calls—it's cognitive overload from listening, capturing, and responding simultaneously. Here's the fix.
Struggling with meeting overload? I found a way to stay present in back-to-back meetings while never losing track of action items and decisions.
Exploring WisprFlow's Android-specific features including widgets, Tasker integration, and Google Assistant shortcuts after the February 2026 launch.
Content creators capture video scripts, podcast outlines, and creative ideas using WisprFlow's voice-to-text workflows designed for creative professionals.
Financial advisors capture client goals, risk tolerance, and market insights using WisprFlow's voice workflows designed for wealth management professionals.
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