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+parent_id: null
+title: "Considering montelukast after barbecue smoke asthma trigger in Israel"
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+user_name: "Daniel Rosehill"
+tags:
+  - "Testing"
+  - "Idea"
+  - "Medication"
+  - "Work"
+  - "My Weird Prompts - Generate"
+---
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+# Considering montelukast after barbecue smoke asthma trigger in Israel
+
+Hi there, Herman and Corn. So I was enjoying Independence Day in Israel a few days ago when suddenly, to make myself sound very pathetic, my lungs began constraining due to the, um, a huge amount of barbecue smoke. On Independence Day in Israel, everybody marks it with barbecues. And I was thinking that, um, I need to get on Montelukast or Singular, and I, uh, have to be honest, my main hesitation has been not wanting to be on so many different medications, and I felt like it's one I could avoid. Um, but it's for these reasons. When I find my lungs are, like, reacting to a certain trigger, that I think to myself, how nice would it be to not have this happen? Because it's not just about these occasional smoke triggers. It's like, you know, you could be in someone's house and they have, I don't know, a bit of second-hand smoke in the background or a dog, something that triggers your asthma. And I think it creates this fear that actually probably makes your asthma control worse because you're always worried about the environment not triggering your breathing, and I think that's really limiting. <br/><br/>What I'd love to understand a bit about Herman and Corn—we did we have kind of talked about this in some previous episodes, um—but we talk about airway sensitivity, that when this happens, it's not that smoke is good. Um, it's, you know, we can it's it's b smoke is ba is harmful for breathing, right? So but if we were to look at the inside the lungs of someone without asthma and someone with asthma, we'd see that the response in the asthmatic is just exaggerated. Um, it's the same stimulus, but the asthmatic is reacting not, you know, in an unhelpful way. It's disproportionate. <br/><br/>Um, and my question is, if we'd when we talk about asthma control and this multi-medication reality that I kind of hate, we might need an inhaler plus Singular. Maybe some people also need an antihistamine. But we're adding these layers together, and how do they achieve this reduction in sensitivity? Um, one thing that I've always been an idea that I found attractive but never actually, uh, did it is these allergy shots where I think they try to make this long-lasting. But I think if I did the testing, it found I was allergic to trees, and then you have to commit to or it wasn't very conclusive, and you have to commit to this, like, very, very long and regimented process of getting these allergy shots, which is itself very inconvenient. <br/><br/>Um, I guess I would kind of love to see the day where you just get one, you know, intervention that remodels your response. But until we get to that day, I'm curious to know how this allergy reduction occurs and to what extent it is synergistic. Because I think that's the biggest argument in favor of multi-medication regimes, is the idea that, um, if, you know, for people like me who are hesitant about it, I think if we understood that there are additive or synergistic effects, um, it would be useful to know. So how how does how does that work when you have your baseline inhaler doing some delivering a, uh, corticosteroid and then you add in Singular? How does that collectively reduce those, um, those trigger events?

transcripts/FoafZtNN.md

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+title: "Save My Whiteboard Android app for Drive-backed photo sessions and AI outputs"
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+tags:
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+  - "AI"
+  - "Idea"
+  - "Android"
+  - "Data"
+  - "Work"
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+
+# Save My Whiteboard Android app for Drive-backed photo sessions and AI outputs
+
+I want to create an app. It'll be called Save My Whiteboard. Very simple Android app that will work as follows: user saves a whiteboard or multiple photos; it's like a session. So in other words, when a whiteboard is photographed, there might be slightly different angles of the same whiteboard, but the assumption is that it's the same one in the same whiteboard. <br/><br/>What I've used before is using Gemini 3.1, a workflow for creating a tech diagram from a whiteboard that's kind of my messy handwriting, saving of course the original whiteboard, running a pass that fixes white balance issues. Sometimes if I take it to my office, it comes out yellow-tinted, and a simple white balance correction will make it much more pleasant to look at. <br/><br/>Another one would be cropping the whiteboard automatically, even cropping out the physical frame of the whiteboard. Then those are image-to-image tasks, and image-to-text would be transcribing the whiteboard, denoting the whiteboard, and those I haven't really explored yet. But the idea I have for this app or utility is user defines a folder, a base folder, in their Google Drive, and then it creates folders with date-based structures. <br/><br/>So if today is the 26th of April, the folder is 2604. The user takes photos, hits Save, and number one, we create a subfolder that has the timestamp. An alternative organizational approach is just to have one folder which records (I think this might actually be better) date_ddmmyy_mmhh_timestamp, in other words. <br/><br/>Then the user selects what they want to do. Do they want a text pull-out? Do they want a tech diagram? Basically, what would happen is that the user would hit Upload. This gets sent to Gemini, and the transformations the user has requested will be applied. So we'll always firstly save the originals in a subfolder called Originals. <br/><br/>Then we'll have a subfolder called Generated Images, which is the image-to-image. So it might be the tech diagram, then one called Text Extracts. The idea is to have a simple camera app on your phone that will allow you to take a photograph of a whiteboard, send it to the cloud. <br/><br/>I think the only split-out that I'd like is always save the originals. So even if all the generative AI stuff fails because we're going to need to put an API key for Open Router, at least we always have those originals. So the user can then wipe the whiteboard, and they know that it's being preserved, and they know where just as importantly, they know where that data has gone in the cloud.

transcripts/ilhuCdfL.md

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+title: "Kitchen inventory repo using photos and Where's My Stuff MCP"
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+# Kitchen inventory repo using photos and Where's My Stuff MCP
+
+The purpose of this repository is to take an inventory of stuff in our kitchen. So what I'm going to do is I will add photographs of the different items that we have. And using the MCP connection for Where's My Stuff, which is our home inventory system, doing a couple of things. One is creating new listings. And a lot of the photos will be the same thing taken from different angles. But I will use a photo system to tag them.<br/><br/>So operation one will be creating a new item. So grouping together the photos for one item, creating it, assigning location, kitchen. That's task one. Task two will be creating an item that we have discarded. So the task will be, one, create an item. And secondly, mark it as discarded. That can actually be, I think, one operation. So I will use a photo structure to group together the ones that are to be created, the ones that are to be discarded. And that will be it.