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1. Danko Panko's HyLight (Early Blood Glucose Warning Light)
Results were quite astounding: 71% faster correction, 24% less bg rise (40 mg/dL), 21% less time above 180 mg/dL, and 59% less Glucose AUC
Robbie Sullivan · On stage · 2 comments
This month's experiments.
Experiments, ranked by bookmarks
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2. The Discomfort of Being Direct
At first, it felt uncomfortable. In business, I realized that I've sometimes accepted projects despite being dissatisfied with the compensation, time commitment, or terms, simply because I didn't want to lose the opportunity.
Isabel Lopez · On stage · 1 comment
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3. I had Claude Code pitch me to 137 podcasts in one day
On Oct 9 2026, I sent 137 pitches in one day, 130 by email over a few hours and 7 through show web forms, with 0 send errors. Every draft passed the rule check, and nothing was sent until I approved the wording.
Tim Haines · Opted out of presenting · 1 comment
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4. Vibe Coding
I learned that I was able to hook up two databases to my project, one of them stores all of the images and videos that are submitted to the site, and the other stores all of the data submitted, and I'm able to pay a smaller amount and have the website run faster with this method!
Addison · Opted out of presenting · 2 comments
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5. To Not Require a Card on File for a Trial Membership
Everyone I spoke to at local markets and at farmstands really loved the idea. They have not heard of such a thing with any other platforms that were offering freemuims. However, it has not given me the traction that I was hoping for.
Sara Swift · Opted out of presenting · 2 comments
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6. Converting Visual Block Diagrams to Text Based Requirements
This has become my standard practice, removing ~1-2 days per sprint (5-10% productivity gain within a 3 week sprint cadence) and completely eliminating scenario gap errors (additional 5% gain based on development acceptance criteria change requests and UAT feedback).
Joe Gallagher · 2 bookmarks to the stage · 1 comment
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7. Using AI to Advance Mental Health Care
I used AI to significantly upgrade Cognition Daily: 14 condition guides, 19 symptom and risk screens, about 120 research citations, and a service index for all 3,235 U.S. counties.
David Wasilewski · 2 bookmarks to the stage · 1 comment
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8. Inbox Sober October: I quit checking my email and let AI handle it
Every email now gets triaged in about 4 seconds, and I hear only about the things that actually need me. Instead of living in my inbox, I make decisions from chat: approve this, accept that meeting, reply to this person. The extension turned out to matter as much as the agents, because the habit was the hard part, not the tech. I shared the build on LinkedIn and the extension is free for anyone to use. I'd love feedback on what you'd want your agents to handle first.
Bryce Kaiser · 2 bookmarks to the stage
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9. Temporary Popup Snack Market
I didn't really make a profit, but people bought things! There were even repeat customers! I didn't end up selling all of my inventory, but a lot of it is shelf-stable and can potentially be sold at a later date.
Gabrielle Campos · 3 bookmarks to the stage · 1 comment