My Weird Prompts

The human-AI collaboration podcast

A sloth and a donkey discuss whatever's on Daniel's mind — every episode generated by AI from a single voice prompt

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Record your question or idea using voice capture
🤖 AI Script
AI transforms your prompt into a conversational script
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The script gets converted to natural-sounding speech
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Audio segments are combined with intro and outro
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#3226: Why Your Phone Must Stay in Airplane Mode (Even With Starlink on the Roof)

The paradox of phone bans vs. onboard Starlink, explained through physics, paperwork, and Swiss cheese safety models.

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#3225: Why Loose Batteries Can't Fly in Checked Bags

Thermal runaway, Halon blind spots, and why your laptop is fine but a power bank isn't.

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#3224: Pink vs Silver: The Truth About Anti-Static Bags

Pink poly bags don't actually shield your components. Here's what does.

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#3223: Handcuffed to a Petabyte: Urgent Physical Data Transfer

When data moves faster by plane than fiber, couriers handcuff petabytes in reinforced cases across oceans.

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#3222: How Petabytes Move at Light Speed

From 40 gig to 3.2 terabit—the hidden infrastructure moving science data at unimaginable speeds.

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#3221: Why Can't Your Partner Reach You? The Family Pager Problem

Smartphones have no reliable urgent notification channel for families. Here's why — and what might fix it.

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#3220: When Pelicans Fail: Cases for Network Gear & Monitors

Why a sealed Pelican case can cook your switch or drown it in condensation.

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#3219: What It Actually Takes to Get an ICAO Code for Your Airstrip

Only 5,000 of 45,000 ICAO-coded airfields are certified for safety. The rest? "Land at own risk.

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#3218: Building Your Own Cloud in 2026

The software and hardware for a DIY private cloud have never been more feasible. Here's how to pick the right pieces.

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#3217: When a Truck Beats the Internet: Shipping Data at Scale

Why FedEx sometimes beats fiber for moving massive datasets across the country.

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