Tarta de Santiago, drawing, and sending screenshots to Pi
Transcript - 2026-07-26 13:24:16
Daniela made excellent tarta de Santiago. Santiago like El Camino de Santiago. It’s a delicious and simple baked bread made of almond flour, sugar, lemon zest, and egg. Easy and delicious. We brought slices to the movies where we watched the Odyssey. It was epic. The story is truly special. It was made even more epic eating still warm slices of tart. But we still have popcorn candy. We’ll definitely partake in the tart while on our walk. We already have at least one bakery saved in Santiago. I love her baked goods. This is the third baked bread since returning from Mexico. I look forward to the next. I’d like to be good at drawing with a pencil. Part of the fun of carrying the pencil is having the desire to draw. It’s something I’ve never been good at, but would like to be able to do comfortably. iPhone screenshots to Pi. Shortcut. Take screenshot, save screenshot to direct you shared between phone and computer. I use iCloud. Optional. Save save the file to recent so that the screenshot is saved to your phone’s file system. Pi. Write me an extension I can call that gets the latest file added to my iCloud Drive’s screenshots directory. Now place the shortcut to your quick action button, press the button, take the screenshot, and then use your new Pi extension, slash screenshot to pull it into your Pi Conversations context. Optional: Run your screenshots through a local LLM using screenshot organizer to name and organize the screenshot. Yeah.
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