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Little imperfect experiment of yesterday night: visualizing one of my bike route in 3D to see elevation. This uses three.js, OpenStreetmap for the route and https://open-elevation.com/ for the elevation. The end goal will be to have all the options that I use to go to the
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Wonderful article on how to build an (AI coding) Agent. It greatly increased my understanding of the subject. In short, it’s a CLI that pipes your requests to an LLM, but it’s also authorized to execute CLI commands on your machine and feed the output back into the
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In the context of a Django application (but this probably applies to any web development) I’ve been trying devin.ai. It creates pull requests to your repositories from the request you express to it through the browser or Slack. It works well and the quality of the code produced
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I think this is the most destructive popup in Google Drive. It has caused countless problems for us—people lose access to important files simply because someone tried to make a directory private and clicked the blue button. Why? Because it’s presented as the advised next step. It’s
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Giving a try at one of these AI tools making pull requests to your repository based on chat commands, and I must say that the productivity of that workflow is super high. And since I’m using that for a task that I do think can avoid hundreds of hours