@blakeandersonw Awesome! I was thinking about doing something similar for myself too. Do a deep research about a topic I'm curious about, then transform it into something audible. But I'd like the output to be longer, 30 to 60 minutes.
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Cosmin
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Cosmin
@cosminc
🩺 Medical Doctor turned Backend Software Engineer 💻 | Passionate about Building Online Businesses 🏢
Katılım Nisan 2007
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One shot this podcast generator for myself with the new version of 10x.app
Might actually launch this, it’s pretty sick.
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A team of 14 year olds is shipping faster than teams that have raised 10s of millions.
The future of entrepreneurship is going to be WILD
Evan Yadegari@EvanYadegari
Building apps in 2026 is like dropshipping in 2016. Introducing 10x.app — Shopify for apps
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@dvassallo Weird how these guys believe that today programming can be done only with the help of AI.
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Programming was never free if you wanted it done fast. You hired people. Now you buy tokens.
sunil pai@threepointone
remember when programming was free
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ok @WHOOP this is actually something that might make me churn
fix your damn API
Philipp Schmid@_philschmid
Yesterday Fitbit Air launched, but did you know it comes with a new @googlehealth API? You can build AI agents, MCP servers, or CLIs on top of your sleep and heat data. - 31 different data points from exercise to sleep, heart rate, or SpO2. - Webhooks push real-time notifications when health data changes. - Support Read or write data, request only the permissions you need. - Query by time range, roll up daily summaries, or paginate results. I am whoop guy, but might be good reason to explore this. Full getting started codelab below.👇🏻
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Day 4 in Cyprus 🇨🇾
First meal airfryed in 20min ✅
Rob Hallam@robj3d3
Day 2 in Cyprus 🇨🇾 Airfryers have been acquired.
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@willreil Hehe, see? That's what I meant on @yacineMTB's post. Tinkering is fun, but if you wanna get serious, you need the basics.
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@EngineeredAf @yacineMTB I see this as an advantage as well, but we'll see how it plays out in reality.
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remember, about a year or two years ago, when I told you all to start pivoting to hardware?
now i'm a founder of a hardware defense tech startup. a year ago i did not know how to solder
signüll@signulll
i am a trained software engineer with an ml grad degree & i ask this question with genuine sincerity. if you’re a software engineer right now, how do you feel about your future?
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@Insan8ty_o @yacineMTB Yes. That's the plan. I'm waiting for my copy of Practical Electronics for Inventors - Scherz & Monk to arrive and will start learning about basics.
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@cosminc @yacineMTB Learn about basic electronic components and circuits. Cant make anything without that. Make some circuits, test them. Then go into arduino
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@itsolelehmann Have you tried Apollo Neuro by any chance? I'm curious how it compares to that.
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my results 3 weeks after using my nurosym vagus nerve device:
it stimulates your parasympathetic nervous system by activating your vagus nerve (shifting you away from fight and flight)
my results:
- big impact on my recovery days (after weightlifting), reduced my fatigue by like 70%
- feeling more "clear" focus wise
- don't feel much difference during the day
It's one of the things I've tried that has a clear noticeable difference
Price tag is a bit high though, but for me it's totally worth it
I'm on the side of easily overstimulated and anxious so it works like a nice counter-balance
I was a bit weary at first because it feels so "unnatural" but it has way more effect for me than breathing exercise etc
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@i2cjak @yacineMTB Done 😀 Although your posts were all over my timeline anyway.
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@willreil @yacineMTB Already did some Arduino projects. Also played with a couple of ESP32s and RPIs, but I don't know the basics, you know? Like Ohms or Kirchhoff laws and all of that. And I feel I can't get far without a solid foundation.
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Start with an arduino kit, mess around for a bit, then dream up a project and start trying to make it! Learn what you need as you go.
I have that book but I’m not great at understanding theory from a textbook so I haven’t gotten far. YouTube and random research have been my go to
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@yacineMTB I sure hope so😀 I'm a technical person. I've loved engineering since I was a kid, and I've been doing backend development for 15+ years, but I highly doubt that I'll be able to assimilate all the information in two weeks.
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it's easy
just takes two weeks
Cosmin@cosminc
@yacineMTB How did you manage to learn electronics so quickly? Or you had previous knowledge? Any book that you recommend? I'm looking to start this as a hobby, currently waiting for my copy of Practical Electronics for Inventors - Scherz & Monk to arrive.
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Mind-blown indeed! I tried this for the first time today, and the report and action items are awesome.
Santiago@svpino
Claude Code /insights command is insanely useful! Do this: 1. Run the /insights command 2. Find the generated report file 3. Attach it to a Claude session Prompt: Read the attached report, and create a bullet list with 10 lessons to improve my use of Claude Code. Mind blown!
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