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"Welcome to 'Technically Working', the go-to podcast for tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers alike. Hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas take you on a journey through the ever-evolving world of technology and productivity. As Mac OS and iPhone users, they share their personal experiences and tips on staying productive while using these tools. But they don't stop there - they also explore other platforms like Android and Windows to bring you a comprehensive view of the tech landscape. Tune in each episode to hear them keep each other accountable, discuss the latest tools and strategies, and share their journey to reaching their goals. Whether you're a small business owner, freelancer, or simply looking to boost your productivity, 'Technically Working' is the perfect podcast for anyone looking to level up their tech skills and get things done."
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平均音訊長度:
69 minutes
有贊助商
英語
美國
188 集
自從 2023年1月28日
episodic
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Solo Report
Damashe has to take this one alone… Is it a rant, a rage, a bunch of silence… check it out and see.
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Michael has been experimenting with Meta Muse, and what caught his attention is not just how it answers questions, but how it can actually go do things.
We talk about using AI for reminders, calendar management, travel information, research, and other tasks that usually require jumping between sev…
Episode Description
Michael is getting hands-on with the RØDECaster Pro II, and thanks to Sean’s AccessCaster software, the mixer is finally usable without relying on its touchscreen. Michael and Damashe walk through the hardware, routing, multiple-computer setup, smart pads, monitoring, and what …
Damashe is joined by Shaun Preece of Double Tap to talk about what happens when AI coding turns “I wish this worked differently” into “maybe I can fix it myself.”
Shaun shares how he went from programming years ago to experimenting with Claude Code, while he and Damashe compare how AI has changed …
Technically Working 178: I Just Don’t Want to Do It
Show Notes
Michael and Damashe start out talking about GPT 6 and the ways AI has moved beyond being something interesting to experiment with and into something they actually use to get work done. Damashe shares how ChatGPT helped him troubleshoo…
Technically Working 177: The Bot Couldn’t Get Out
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Michael and Damashe begin with a look at how AI can turn convention documents into WordPress pages, Gravity Forms, confirmation messages, and other ready-to-use materials. They discuss why a smoother payment process matters and how show…
I Shouldn’t Have to Tell the Intelligence
Michael and Damashe explore what happens when AI tools are asked to work instead of simply answer questions. Damashe shares his experiences using ChatGPT to reorganize a Numbers spreadsheet, Claude to manage email, and an AI-assisted product search that pr…
Michael and Damashe are back after St. Louis with an episode that runs long on opinions. Michael shares early Earshot numbers, explains why he is building iCloud sync with privacy defined up front, and walks through why the iOS simulator makes VoiceOver testing nearly impossible. Damashe lays out h…
Michael and Damashe record live from the ACB Convention in St. Louis, in a suite generously loaned by Larry Watkinson and Kayla. This one is a room full of people, a passed microphone, and a lot of new tech announcements.
The two hosts also met in person for the first time this week. Handshakes, n…
Feed Drop
Hey, we're sharing the first episode of Our Perspective, while Damashe waits for the recording gear to arrive to his house for episode 174.
Enjoy and subscribe to our perspective.
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