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My husband's construction business had eleven accounts, and Venmo made every client payment look like two. I turned 1,310 transactions into one dashboard, and a summary in the format his accountant asks for.
Every month, each dollar spent gets matched to its job, checked against the estimate, and turned into an invoice the client can actually read.
Women are smaller on average, so do step counters miss more of their steps? I checked against floor sensors that feel every footstep. If there's a gap, it's small. (Bayesian statistics, 47 people.)
Old-school computer vision: squash a video into one image of where the motion happened, hand-pick shape features, and let a random forest sort six actions. Right 86% of the time.
One private place for the cast of a Lunatic Circvs show to find schedules and resources. Adding or removing a performer takes me a minute, and nobody shares a password.
How women and men compare around the world, on poverty, work, income, land, health, violence, education and power, in both directions, with a source on every number.
Albums from Apple Photos rendered as framed collages on the desktop, with one rule that never bends: no cropping, ever.
A ranked job tracker dashboard plus four Claude skills that sweep postings, tailor a resume, write a cover letter, and prep an interview. Being generalized so anyone can use them.
