Jeroen’s energy dashboard and e-ink calendar display

Absolutely loving this this series @npub1dergggklk…. @npub1l2vyh47mk… what do you use for speech to text input to the LLMs? I’ve only been typing prompts. Sounds like you aren’t doing just transcription which I know I’d struggle with - to say a great prompt in one perfect flow.

Love this. Kenji is clearly a well seasoned and very intelligent guy. Exciting to have him exploring such novel energy ideas! It’s just the beginning!

On the topic of getting users visibility of one-off good episodes, the Nostr change has already done this for me. I’ve listened to a few episodes people I follow have shared. Great job as always @npub1kyzsft68l…

Loving this series. Binge watching atm.

Never did I expect to hear advertisements for biltong or droëwors on this podcast! Love it! Come on Anton, you biscuit

Japan will be last to adopt bitcoin. Inertia is strong with Japan.

I was pretty sure the rice run happened due to the big earthquake fears in august

What a killer first episode of the rebooted pod! Loved all the topics discussed. I’m really interested in 4D visualization and I can’t help thinking when I see some of the morphing UFO videos etc or those that dip into water without showing drag effects, that these are actually just 3d slices of 4d entities rotating and translating in 4d space. Also on the topic of universe origin, the concept of God being the cause being referred to as “supernatural” makes it sound wish washy because of the connotations of that word. But it’s a perfectly fair explanation that there is an uncaused timeless consciousness that created this spacetime - because honestly it’s the only one that fulfills the requirements. Who/what that consciousness is is then another whole discussion of course. Anyway, awesome chat!

Love the reflection on own heroic acts of the day. Another nice idea would be to teach kids to reflect on good that others have done. As adults we struggle to be grateful and to notice how blessed we are. Especially in the day to day things. In a married couple, one might take their spouse for granted and only notice what they’re not doing in a certain area while they’re actually doing a lot in another area. Having the child reflect on things as simple as packed lunches or parents watching their sport games etc might be a great thing to learn

Wooo. Excited about this new series. Would’ve been nice to have heard more about what each of them are working on. But enjoy the general discussion on the space too!