@peturgeorgievv It was a major turn off for me when they asked to create a company page in order to access it in the first place.

@amrxdev The new flash model is a solid S tier. Not on par with Claude when it comes to coding but its my go-to for anything else.

@parkersm1th I code on mac like 1 hour a week. Majority of my work is on Windows. No worries, I can wait. I'm excited about what you have planned for it!

@peturgeorgievv Atomic habits for James Clear and Corruptible for Brian Klaus! Highly recommended

@jamesedparkin @naveenlogs Often times, consistency will push you to discover new areas of interest that your audience cares about. Nothing wrong with posting what others have already posted and adding your spin to it.

@martyamark

@naveenlogs Agreed! I only started seeing results after I started posting consistently.

First mess-up doesn't define us, what we do after does. "The first mistake is never the one that ruins you. It is the spiral of repeated mistakes that follows. Missing once is an accident. Missing twice is the start of a new habit." - Atomic Habits written by James Clear

The more I get into web dev, the more I find myself wondering how is THIS website build. Have been using Wappalyzer extension to do just that! It's pretty handy

@NetraPatwari I'm somewhat torn between 2 and 3. I like 2 because dark mode but the background has too much going on. I like 3 because it's minimalist. Hear me out, 3 but dark mode 👀

I have been using Brave browser for months and now it's near impossible to go back to Chrome/Google search. It's so nice to search away and not have to worry about being spammed with ads the next day about your previous searches. Highly recommended for folks who value privacy!

I was about to build a VSCode extension that would put all my favorite themes together and I can just toggle through them but I thought to check if something like that already exists and it did! It's so lightweight but it's so convenient. 🔗 Themefav:

Some days detailed commit messages are overrated

I know Claude and Deepseek are everyone's go-to model for coding 🤖. I like to do things locally and I value privacy 💻, so I will try and go a full week using these local LLMs for coding and see how that affects my workflow. Will update you as I go 👀

Decided to take the new o3-mini-high for a spin last night and had it solve a Wordle game all by itself. It was quite interesting, it almost failed! I got to say, it took its sweetest time "thinking" that I almost got bored! Looking forward to how these models further advance!

🎉 Improved auto-fill is live now! 💡 If your copied job description contains important keywords like "Remote" or "Part Time", it would automatically add them to your job application notes! 📝

I've always hesitated to try Google LLMs because at the start they were really lacking behind other big companies but I gotta say Gemini 2.0 Flash is pretty solid. Have been messing around with it through Google AI studio (100% free) this weekend, it's impressive!