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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #15549 · Mar 8

#python#ai_automation#api#audio_overview#claude#cli_tool#flashcards#google_notebooklm#notebooklm#notebooklm_api#notebookln#podcast_generator#python#python_api#quiz_generator#sdk#skills#study_tools notebooklm-py is a free Python tool and CLI for full access to Google NotebookLM's features, like creating notebooks, adding sources (URLs, PDFs, YouTube), chatting, deep research, and generating podcasts, videos, quizzes, slides, mind maps in formats like MP3, MP4, JSON. It offers extras the web lacks, such as batch downloads, editable PPTX, and mind map data. You benefit by automating research, content creation, and exports programmatically for faster prototypes, pipelines, or AI agents—saving time on manual UI work. https://github.com/teng-lin/notebooklm-py

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@CryptoM · Post #65014 · 04/10/2026, 02:02 PM

🚀 U.S. Inflation Rate Expectations for April Show Slight Increase The initial estimate for the U.S. inflation rate expectations over a five to ten-year period in April was reported at 3.4%, according to Jin10. This figure slightly missed the anticipated rate of 3.5% but showed an increase from the previous value of 3.20%. The data reflects ongoing concerns about inflationary pressures in the U.S. economy. #USInflation#InflationExpectations#Economy#USEconomy#InflationRate#Jin10

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@CryptoM · Post #64965 · 04/10/2026, 12:32 PM

🚀 U.S. March Unadjusted Food Inflation Rate at 2.7% The United States reported an unadjusted food inflation rate of 2.7% for March, according to Jin10. This marks a decrease from the previous rate of 3.1%. The data reflects changes in food prices over the past year, providing insights into the current economic conditions affecting consumers. #US#foodinflation#March#inflationrate#economicconditions#consumerprices