I see it all the time on LinkedIn. Security people, software engineers, DevOps guys (people who understand tech better than anyone) all posting the same take: "I'll never put a smart device in my house." And honestly? I get it. The security is garbage. The privacy
I hate studying endless documents for the sake of studying. When it's just reading with no hands-on work, I can only go for so long before my brain checks out. Give me a problem to solve or something to build, and I'll stay engaged for hours.
It was Saturday afternoon. I walked out of my office and headed upstairs and immediately thought "man, it's way colder up here than it should be." I hadn't noticed from my office because I run an electric heater to keep it fairly warm while
Part 2 – Under the Hood: How the Meal Prep Engine Actually Works Now for the gears and wires. Underneath the story, the Meal Prep Engine is basically: 1. A set of rulebooks (MealPrepInstructions.md and MealHistory.md, ). 2. A structured conversation flow with a review step. 3. A simple HTML
Part 1 – Slightly Overengineered Meals: How a Simple Prompt Snowballed Into a Family System For a long time, dinner at my house followed a familiar pattern: * No plan. * Everyone’s hungry. * We make the easiest thing in sight. * Leftovers die in the fridge. I was trying to lose weight. The