News Re-Download

NotebookLM: 103 Sources ```prompt The topic we are investigating in this report, is "Does public declaration of the usage of generative AI meaningfully change video game sales" We are aiming to answer if generative AI used in art, audio or engineering has a measurable impact on the revenue, pre orders, wish lists and other metrics of success for modern video games. There is a perception that it is...

NotebookLM: 38 Sources: ```prompt How can engineering and IT at an organization work together to benefit from AI integration? What are the safe alternatives to things like OpenRouter, that IT should be providing? How can provenance, authentication and responsible usage be applied from the IT department to the engineering department without just freezing everything and frustrating the engineering t...

Notebook LM: 52 Sources ``` Let's say we have an engineer who is building with AI tooling heavily. RAG pipelines, semantic data aggregation utilities supporting multiple users, custom tools for every niche use case whipped up in hours and saving days of labor for production and sales teams. Let's say google vertex, and the ADK is being introduced.  The engineer is using docker, chromaDB, postgres,...

NotebookLM: 47 Sources ``` What is "Browsergate"? What happened in april 2026? What should engineers and linked in users know about what has happened? And cutting through all the spin, and marketing, and sophistry, why did this technology exist? Why did linked in even need to make this? Justify it's existence, and either support or tear down that justification with the truth. What are the ethics,...

Notebook LM: 91 Sources ```prompt # Summary Focus: Architectural security strategies for integrating LLMs and mitigating the systemic risks introduced by prompt injection and Model Context Protocol (MCP). Audience: Senior software engineers and systems architects. ## Must cover This is the key information to be presented this episode, and MUST be covered. - **The LLM Architectural Flaw:** LLMs pro...

Notebook Lm with 300 sources. I'm adding sources every time I make a new episode. The tech talk is getting denser too, which is what i want!  PROMPT: ``` ## 015: Text is Weird - Display, Input, and Rich Text 004: UI Rosetta Stone 04:  • Display Text vs Editable Text Primitives • The Label Mnemonic and Password Security • Taming Rich Text: FlowDocuments, Decorators, and Markdown # Summary This is E...

NotebookLM again. I had to generate it a second time, because if you ask the chat to make the audio overview, it feeds it a 2 liner description and the episode wanders off course. PROMPT: ## 013: Not Stack Panels - Overlays, Canvas & Absolute Positioning 013: UI Rosetta Stone 03:  • Overlays, Layers, and Z-Order • Canvas and Absolute Positioning (and why to avoid "Coordinate Soup") • Decorator...

NotebookLM again. 64 sources. I spent some time building the structure of the episode, but asked the notebook lm chat to trigger generating the episode for me. It gave a two liner description. Rubbish! --- Prompt: ``` OpenClaw native Windows 11 setup, top skills, security best practices to prevent rogue actions, and memory management ``` This episode includes AI-generated content.

NotebookLM again. 63 sources. I spent some time building the structure of the episode, but asked the notebook lm chat to trigger generating the episode for me. It gave a two liner description. Rubbish! Prompt: ``` Setting up a production-ready web hosting server on Windows using Vite and IIS or Caddy for a local network. ``` This episode includes AI-generated content.

Another NotebookLM job. Bit of a rush, only 73 sources. Had a request to get a WPF tool working on a Mac. Not important, but a chance to grow my skillz. So Here's the second of two covering it. Notebook LM Prompt: ``` This is Episode 11 of News Re-Download, a podcast talking about software engineering. We're going over how to get dot net app running on Mac using **Mac Catalyst**. Because we are di...

Another NotebookLM job. Bit of a rush, only 73 sources. Had a request to get a WPF tool working on a Mac. Not important, but a chance to grow my skillz. So Here's the first of two covering it. Notebook LM Prompt: ``` This is Episode 10 of News Re-Download, a podcast talking about software engineering. We're going over how to migrate a dot net 8 WPF app to dot net MAUI without losing the WPF build....

We're looking at Stack Panels, Flex Box and the other UI elements to are part of layouts and achieving a fluid UI. Elements like the canvas that do absolute positioning are part of next week's episode. 177 Sources for his episode. Here's the prompt from Notebook LM.  --- # Summary This is episode 009 of the podcast. And this Episode is 02 of a special mini series called “UI Rosetta Stone”. Focus:...

We're starting with basic controls. The label and the button to examine the design patterns and architecture behind the implementations in React, WPF and UMG. 177 Sources for his episode. Here's the prompt from Notebook LM.  --- This is special Episode 001 of “UI Rosetta Stone”. Focus: introduce the series using the simplest controls (Button + Label/Text) to explain core patterns. Audience: UI eng...

In this sub-series, I'm normalizing knowledge between WPF, UMG and React UI by going over their concepts together in a head to head to head comparison.  Again, this is Notebook LM. 101 References on this one. I had to trim the first few minutes with Audacity as my prompt oversteered and produced a bunch of weird repitition and junk. I mispelt my meta-prompt I gave to chatGPT to produce the prompt...

Another one from notebook lm. Its 136 sources. Im setting up a RAG servee at work and need to know more about local models due to security restrictions.  below is my prompt: --- System Role: Act as an AI Infrastructure Engineer and generate an actionable research report based strictly on Hugging Face data (model cards, discussions, metrics) for local GGUF models running via LM Studio/llama.cpp on...

I'm trying to get better at optimization and strategies. So here's a bunch of research (62 sources) from lm studio. And here's the prompt: "Write me a guide on how to profile the HUD in an unreal game. It's unreal 5.6, and HEAVY use of widget blueprints. I'm using the MVVM plugin from Epic, as well as Common UI and the Preview plugin. So my current strategy is to use the automation driver in unrea...

This is generated by notebook LM, from my "Software Audit" project. 183 references to licensing and audit sources. The goal here is to learn more about being proffesional, and avoiding SOUP and copy left licenses. This was inspired an S-Tier talk at GCAP 2025. So here's the prompt I entered: " I'm a software engineer that wants to level up my skills into the boring world of audits and compliance....

Generated by NotebookLM using 40 sources, including some software design spec sheets for new features. It's about the MVVM plugin for Unreal, written to assist a XAML UI engineer in upskilling in Unreal UMG. Here's the prompt I fed NotebookLM to generate this: Generate a podcast episode outline and conversational prompt for a general-audience, technically curious listener. Format Two speakers: Exp...

Using NotebookLM by google, this is generated podcast episode coming from 112 sources.  It's a comparison of five different TTS technologies. Below is the prompt used to generate this: Prompt: I need a report comparing VITS, Coqui TTS, Chatterbox, Elevenlabs and Qwen3 TTS. Got through all of these sequentially and inform me on how to use them, their advantages and their pain points. In conclusion,...

A five-minute blast of the biggest VR stories from mid-April: Sony hikes PlayStation 5 prices outside the US. Meta Quest 3 S gets a limited-time USD $30 discount (plus Quest Plus + Batman: Arkham Shadow). US tariffs on electronics are briefly lifted, giving headset makers a reprieve. Modders unlock adaptive triggers, eye-tracking and partial HDR for PS VR 2 on PC. NVIDIA RTX 5060 debuts—with RTX 2...

Kick-off episode! I outline what News ReDownload is, why it exists, and the nerdy tooling that lets one AI-powered weekend project crush two-hour podcasts into five-minute briefings: Whisper transcribes long shows. ChatGPT distills the text into a tight script. VITS (ONNX) speaks it back in human-ish tones. No sponsors, no fluff—just a proof-of-concept for busy engineers who still want to keep pac...