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Now try Diane on iPhone, iPad or Mac — an AI app that transcribes recordings and processes text with OpenAI; create an API key and launch without coding via Testflight!
Carl Heath challenged me to streamline his AI workflow; I built Diane, which records meetings, transcribes with Whisper, summarizes via ChatGPT, and saves to Obsidian. See the demo—follow our journey.
During the pandemic we needed better tracking of student absence. I automated it with a script that downloads reports, processes the data and presents near-real-time stats on a webpage.
Part two of our AI series for primary school builds a simple voice assistant like Alexa or Siri — when we say “Hej Datamicke” it asks how it can help, and we've taught it to tell the time, perfect to adapt for your lessons!
Grading lead: review 6,500 grades—or do it with one click? A script automates gradebook checks & analysis: saves time & boosts accuracy, flags errors, gives stats & overview incl. nat. tests & abs.
Since 2018 an iPad in my office door window has shown my real-time status — where I am, what I'm doing and what's next; inspired by the old "welcome-busy-come in" signs, it keeps me accessible.
When old tech meets modern Twitter, a vintage LM Ericsson bakelite phone is reborn as an analog Twitter app. Using Python, Tweepy & Google Text-To-Speech, I turn tweets into speech in the handset.
Want to track if your sites go down without spending a krona? In this post I guide you through coding your own Python monitor that sends SMS or email when a site drops. A perfect no-cost solution.
Want to track a room's or person's status from a calendar or physical buttons? My project shows if someone is Available (Welcome), Busy (Occupied) or Away (Not Present), driven by calendar events or button presses; a Python script on a Raspberry Pi creates a webpage for screens.
On Wednesday we went out to the expo to check what the vendors want to peddle to us in 2016. At a fair this big it's not easy to keep your concentration up for long...