Welcome to another Daily Tech News show Weekend Edition,

gratefully provided to you, and thanks for your support of this show.

And we are extremely pleased to welcome Bodie Grimm back on to the show.

Welcome, Bodie. Helloy hello tom thank you very much

for having me on thank you too uh we're going to talk about something you did that i think is

is pretty fascinating it's something i'd like to you know try my hand at as well uh it's basically

vibe coding but from someone who you know disrespect, but I don't think you

set yourself up as a prompt engineer or anything like that, right?

Not a prompt engineer, not a vibe coder, just somebody who's like, I'm a single podcaster

and anything I can do to automate my system or my process, there's only positives, most of the time, only

positives. Yeah, yeah. And I think this will be something because of where you're coming from that

people in the audience will be able to take a lot away from because it doesn't presuppose that

you've been doing this for a long time or you have specialized knowledge of AI or anything like that. But what we're talking about is a news source aggregator

now tailored for your needs, but something that just goes out onto the web, finds news and gathers

it for you. Am I explaining that properly? Yeah. So before, and I still

used my original system until I can get all the bugs worked out. Sure. But what usually

happens is I have news articles through RSS coming into a program called unread. And then from

unread, I triage the articles and then I will send that to raindrop.io.

And there, I'll decide, I'll triage it again, and I'll decide what goes in the show and what

doesn't and what I want to save for later.

And then that's the whole process.

Then I export the articles that I end up using for the show into an HTML file.

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