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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.
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#181 – It Actually Goes and Does the Things (opens the original)
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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 several apps. Michael shares how Muse kept reminding him about a form until he finally finished it, added flights from an itinerary to his calendar, and even noticed emergency contact information that migh
#180 – The Mixer Finally Talks (opens the original)
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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 accessible third-party software changes about the value of otherwise inaccessible hardware. The conversation also moves into Michael’s upcoming guide dog training, Apple hardware and the folding iPhone
#179 – Making Your Computer Yours Again (opens the original)
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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 the way they research, plan projects, verify information, and learn while they build. They talk about keeping AI from wandering off, asking questions one at a time, using one AI to check another, and kn
#178 – I Just Don’t Want to Do It (opens the original)
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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 troubleshoot a machine by finding and working through the documentation, while Michael talks about using computer use to handle WordPress changes and other tasks he already knows how to do but, as he puts it, somet
#177 – The Bot Couldn’t Get Out (opens the original)
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Technically Working 177: The Bot Couldn’t Get Out Show Notes 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 showing people only the instructions they need can prevent abandoned registrations and unpaid entries. Then Damashe reacts to rising Mac prices, explains why selling his MacBook Pro may have been a poorly ti
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