If you use YouTube for learning, research, or building AI tools, you know this pain:
Open transcript panel -> Scroll -> Select all -> Try not to copy the whole page -> Paste into notes -> Fix formatting.
I do this 10 times a day. So I built yt-transcript-yoinker.
It's a tiny Firefox add-on that adds a single "Copy Transcript" button right ...
Every developer I know has a strange relationship with their tools. We customize, we tinker, we migrate. And then one day we realize the tool we abandoned years ago still does the job better than the shiny replacement.
This post is a small public promise to myself to keep things boring and reliable.
Notes over tutorials. When I learn something new, I will write it here as a shor...
Last week I caught myself thinking: "I always mess everything up."
My therapist would recognize this as overgeneralization — a cognitive distortion where one mistake becomes "everything." But I didn't want to wait for my next session to check. So I built a journal that flags distortions automatically, using a free API I deployed myself.
Here's the whole thing in...
Most backend applications start simple.
You have a few tables, a few endpoints, some business logic, and an ORM or repository layer that keeps persistence manageable.
Then the application grows.
A Customer is no longer just:
Now it also needs:
let's start with two fundamental ways of describing a robot:
When a robot's current configuration is represented in terms of its joint positions, we call it joint space.
Consider a simple 2-link planar robot.
Suppose:...
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