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Adam’s Rambling Blog | Ramblings from an ADHD brain that sometimes feature something about softwareRamblings from an ADHD brain that sometimes feature something about softwareAdam’s Rambling Blog | Ramblings from an ADHD brain that sometimes feature something about software Adam's Rambling Blog Ramblings from an ADHD brain that sometimes feature something about software Home - About me - Reading List The Lord provides Published: 09/30/2025 I’ve been really blessed. I have had a bunch of short term contracts with this one company. Renewal every 2 weeks, so I was heavily looking for a new job. I interviewed to over 20 companies – multistep interviews, not counting recruiter calls, all to get to final round or near final round to find out I didn’t get the job. I’ve applied to atleast 1000 jobs in the last few months. Read More Signs of the end of times Published: 08/01/2025 Here are 10 reasons why I believe we are the last generation on earth before the tribulation. We are living in the last days, it’s time to pick up your Bibles and find people who don’t know Jesus and mobilize. It’s time to get uncomfortable and preach the gospel. This world needs to know the hope and love of Jesus before it’s to late. This month, I’m going to do just that, take my Bible and get infront of as many people as I can. Time is short. He is coming. Jesus is nearly here. Read More AI's talking wildly Published: 07/28/2025 GPTs gone wild. We’ve got ChatGPT and Grok exposing secrets to the whole world some wild ideas that their makers probably don’t want you to know. If you’ve seen the viral videos going around where users provide a GPT 4 rules then ask Chat GPT if it’s connect to the end of time, Jesus coming back and bringing in 15 minute cities curtsey of the WEF aka the New World Order. It’s about to get interesting. Read More Scraping YouTube Transcripts for AI Summarization with JavaScript Published: 05/20/2025 Hey there! I recently tackled a neat challenge: pulling the transcript from a YouTube video and cleaning it up to feed into an AI like ChatGPT or Grok for a quick summary. The goal was to grab all the text from a segments-container element on YouTube’s page, strip out the noise (like timestamps and extra spaces), and copy it to the clipboard for easy pasting into an AI tool. To get there, I needed to click a couple of elements to reveal the transcript. Here’s how I pulled it off with a slick vanilla JavaScript script. Read More Tech is changing- where are we going? Published: 08/05/2024 Have you noticed that the technology of the world is rapidly growing, we went from horses and buggies in 1890s to super sonic jet airplanes by the 1970s. Since 1970 we’ve seen a massive increase of technology from airplanes, cars, the internet and medicine. We’ve got vaccines based off of custom engineered MRNA strands to kill viruses-how neat is that! Read More The new Jerusalem Published: 05/18/2024 Jesus Christ is coming again very soon. Time is short. We have passed on the 76 anniversary year since Israel became a nation again (May 14, 1948). Repent and meet the Lord before He arrives. In one day Israel became a nation again as foretold in Ezekiel 37:21-22. Read More You should be buying crypto Published: 04/24/2024 ARE YOU READY TO GET RICH REALLY FAST? I HAVE A DEAL FOR YOU!!!!!!! Read More You should be buying AI stocks Published: 04/23/2024 If you want to miss out on the next millionaire minting event, you should not buy AI stocks or cryptocurrency. This is not a get rich scheme, but a solid projection on the future. Read More Automate deleting of Facebook messages Published: 04/05/2024 I lothe Facebook Messenger. It lacks a feature I value a lot: bulk delete. Well, I tried to fully automate the click on menu, click delete button then finally click the delete chat button. I even found a script that does it. The bad news is that script is badly out of date and does not work. But the idea is sound. I found that script had a pull request so I went to check it out. Read More there are 4 types of state in a react app Published: 02/07/2024 In any React application it’s important to understand the type of state going on and what the different use cases are for each, today let’s explore it together. Read More Using Chatgpt to write SQL Published: 11/30/2023 Stack Overflow sucks. The code is sometimes helpful, many times its not, many times it’s plain wrong. GitHub Copilt and ChatGPT are excellent tools and are really useful for getting a really fast, specific answer that you can easily ask clarifying questions. I love using it to write complicated things. Read More Unlocking the Power of AI: A Developers Guide to Successful Prompt Engineering Published: 11/24/2023 Discover the secret sauce behind AI’s success! Unleash your developer skills with my guide to mastering prompt engineering. Read More Iterating on a business idea Published: 10/20/2023 I’m a man of many, many, many ideas. I have a long list and a variety of interests. I’ve always wanted to start and more importantly run a successful small business. To build a product, get it to market and run with it. I’ve been apart of a few consultancy companies and a few unsuccessful start ups. Read More Conversations with an AI: Part 1 Published: 09/12/2023 I might be crazy, but I find that I talk to my computer and they talk back, yes they. I talk to multiple models (I hope my wife isn’t jealous), not those kinds of models, but language models. My two favorite companions are Chat GPT 3.5 and Claude 2. I’m getting a local copy of LLama 2, so we’ll see how that goes. But since I’m talking to the voices in my computer and not just the voices in my head (joking, eh? Perhaps? Perhaps not?), I thought I’d share what they have to say. The computer voices. Read More Have you ever thought about this? Published: 08/28/2023 In 100 years like in 2123 we will all be buried with our relatives and friends. Read More A programmers approach to building a sprinkler system Published: 08/23/2023 Back in April of 2022 we moved into a new house, giant house, mcmansion really (3400 sq ft across 2 levels). The lot is really massive, probably atleast 10-15,000 sq ft. Both the front and backyards lacked an automatic irrigation system not to mention the landscaping consisted of mostly weeds. Being cheap and very lazy, I set out to do my best to automate systems to care for my massive yard without the hassle of hiring a contractor and having them build a crappy system. Read More thoughts on the golden rule Published: 03/27/2023 As an avid reader with ADHD, I find paper books difficult to read due to my mind wandering. Therefore, audio books are the best option for me. Recently, while listening to a science fiction novel about post-humanity after a nuclear war, I came across a fascinating debate. The characters were debating whether the “administrator” of the system was truly a god. During this discussion, I picked up on something interesting about the three different rules: the iron rule, the silver rule, and the golden rule. Although I am not sure about their origin, I thought it would be worth sharing them here. Read More A quick look at data tables and Material UI Published: 03/15/2023 A couple weeks ago I set-out to build a prototype for some friends of their web application ideas. They already had a design built partially in Material UI. In the past I’ve found most CSS frameworks and libraries to be a colossal pain, but after poking around I decided that MUI is a pretty awesome tool that I get to work with. It has led me to believe that if you’re building a component library for your own needs, you’re wasting time and the companies time (unless you want to do it for fun). Read More The FDIC should bailout the SVB Published: 03/11/2023 Y-Combinator, a leading US private equity investment firm, is asking people (CEOs/Founders) to sign a petition to lobby the FDIC into backing the depositors of the SVB bank to ensure that they can access more then the $250,000 FDIC limit on deposit insurance. Read More Writers block Published: 03/10/2023 I should be doing something other then writing a blog post, I could be doing anything but I want to say something. The trouble is I don’t know what to say. Over the last year I’ve started but not finished over a half a dozen blog posts. I’ve lost the desire to complete the posts and get it out. So, I’m going to break that spell today. I will publish this post, even if its a crappy post. Read More 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next » Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. | RSSenusen-UShttps://adambourg.com

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