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Daily General Conference presents a talk at midnight UTC in both text and audio format. You can see what talks where selected previously, but the idea is that this is "today's" talk.

I listen to a General Conference talk each morning and wanted a way to include talks from recent Conferences as well as the most recent General Conference. At the same time, I didn't want to lose my place.

At some level it's AI slop, but I've learned a lot and was fun to build. After having used it since April's General Conference, I really feel like it helps and am working at cleaning up a bit of the slop.

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How it works

A deterministic schedule, generated once per conference season, maps each day to one talk. Every visitor sees the same talk, with a new talk geneated at midnight UTC.

Schedule generation

I want to favour the most recent General Conference, but I don't want to lose sight of what has happened in the past few conferences. As such, I generate a schedule that

Privacy

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