#2026

Podsync - I finally built my podcast track syncer

After years of failed attempts, I built podsync — a tool that auto-aligns double-ender podcast recordings — this time with AI and in Rust.

#2025

Why I still podcast for Fragmented

Reflecting on 10 years of podcasting and the profound impact it's had on my career and the Android developer community

AirPods Max: now great for podcasters with 0 latency!

Apple's new ultra-low latency update transforms the AirPods Max into the perfect all-in-one solution for podcasters

#2024

letter.kau.sh – 2024 Feb

My second letter.

#2021

2021

From my 2020 post:

2019 has been the year that’s primed me the most for life changes. I imagine 2020 will the be the one where a lot of these changes materialize.

… that’s cute.

If you’re reading this in the future and suprised why, I suggest this Netflix mockumentary. Contagion style blazing dumpster fire year aside, it’s been hard to find the motivation to write this post. But reading my previous years’ posts, I’m usually grateful past me took the time to capture my thinking, priorities and general frame of reference.

#2020

2020

2019 has been the year that’s primed me the most for life changes. I imagine 2020 will the be the one where a lot of these changes materialize.

2019 Recap #

Practice Vim for 30 days #

Not only did I successfully try it for 30 days, I now use vim as my primary text editor of choice and absolutley love it. It deserves a separate post though.

#2016

New Year - 2016

I finished 2014 not having the slightest clue what would be in store. 2015 was a rollercoaster:

I started a new podcast Fragmented (with my cohost and now friend Donn Felker), bought my childhood dream car (a Mini Cooper), got a new job (Wedding Party was acquired by Instacart), visited NY for the first time (for a talk I gave at DroidCon NYC) and finally - this one really stumped me - moved to San Francisco.

#2015

Fragmented Podcast - Episode #2 : Android Studio

hear ye, hear ye! the 2nd episode of the Fragmented Podcast is out. Donn and i start by discussing Lamas, blue dresses and IDEs for Android development!

Interested in an Android Developer Podcast?

i listen to a tonne of podcasts. i find activities such as doing my laundry, driving back home from work, doing the dishes … all delightful because it gives me a chance to strap on some headphones and listen to a bunch of podcasts. in the time that i run those dreadfully boring chores i’ve found myself learning so much about technology and good software development.

as i was driving back home today i was listening to an episode of Ruby Rogues and thought to myself:

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