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Weekend AI coding project: Built a Perfect Popcorn Detection App🍿 Actively listens via microphone to popcorn pops in microwave, and tells you exactly when to stop. Gemini + Claude. (Note: important to not actually place phone inside microwave, as this voids the warranty)

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