Now I have a little map of my day showing up on my lock screen.

Now I have a little map of my day showing up on my lock screen.

Haha! That's the expensive one.
There's a much nicer one on the route I took actually.

Playing around with tracking as much data about myself as possible and exporting it to useable formats. Primarily pushing it to my Obsidian vault until I figure out what to do with it. But it’s a fun experiment that I think will be valuable someday.

Playing around with tracking as much data about myself as possible and exporting it to useable formats.

Primarily pushing it to my Obsidian vault until I figure out what to do with it. But it’s a fun experiment that I think will be valuable someday.

Quick Karazhan. In and out. Then I can be productive.
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3 hours later: there goes my Sunday

My little post bridge wrapper now supports basic image/video editing!

Hmm what about a share sheet extension that allows you share other users content between platforms?

Test

Hey internet!

Testing

AI Agents in Typescript #7 - Tool Calling YouTube video by Cody Bontecou

www.youtube.com/watch?v=VK6v...

Client-side AI with Nuxt Workers + Transformers.js This post walks you through an implementation of NLLB-200, Facebook's text-to-text translation model, in the browser.

www.codybontecou.com/client-side-...

Agentic TDD in Typescript with Minimal Dependencies This post walks you through the Agentic flow showcased in the diagram below. Each section of this blog implements a node...

www.codybontecou.com/agentic-tdd-...

Whisper.cpp command to process audio data. Expected time for 500 hours of audio content is 7-14 days of continuous processing.

I really want to do things locally with AI but 7-14 days of continuous processing is not going to happen...

Hosting Open-Source Translation Models on AWS SageMaker for Automated Blog Localization Creating multilingual content is often tedious and expensive. Let’s automate it into our blog's build process!

www.codybontecou.com/hosting-open...

I can't tell if that thing in the upper corner is a hanging/pull up bar or an air vent. If it's a pull up bar, I take back what I said and consider it perfect!

I'm personally a fan of the Ido Portal method and really enjoy hanging.

Sandals > shoes, 100% of the time.

Aw man, that's nearly a dream home-gym setup. You got this 💪

Turning 30 is a great milestone to make a lasting change in your life.

If you have a nagging feeling of wanting change, go for it.

Worst case, you'll end up back where you currently are.
Best case, you'll find happiness.

Aha okay, that makes sense. I’m already subbed there 🤓

You've done so many conference talks that a simple search on Youtube doesn't surface your channel. Do you have a link that I can subscribe to?

Building A Persistent Multilingual Toast Component In Nuxt Picture this: You've just rolled out an exciting new feature on your application. You want to announce it to your users, but you don't want to bombard them with the same message every time they visit....

Building A Persistent Multilingual Toast Component In Nuxt

www.codybontecou.com/building-a-p...

Same. He's creating some of the best content out right now.

AI Jason :P

Creating Anki cards using iOS shortcut Anki is a modern approach to the classic flash cards. Where it excels is in the use of spaced repitition.

I found myself re-reading a technical book, thinking I wish I had retained more information from it during the first read. I decided to build an iOS shortcut that enables me to quickly create Anki cards while reading.

Here's a write up explaining how I did it.

www.codybontecou.com/creating-ank...

Thanks!! I’m a big fan of your product.

And yea, I 100% prefer maintaining my own platform.

Updating my blog from my mobile device using @obsidian.md is truly a great feeling.

Here I am adding syntax highlighting and pushing the changes to GitHub, triggering a GitHub Action to rebuild and deploy my site.

Scraping business data from Google Maps using AI and AgentQL Writing web scraping scripts by hand typically follows a development pattern like:

I explored @agentql.com a bit more and wrote up a quick use case on how to scrape business data from Google Maps:

www.codybontecou.com/scraping-bus...

For my IndieHacker friends, this is a fun Hackernews thread to read. Filled with tons of successful ideas.

news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4237...

I saw a dog ride a waymo by itself today. that’s very hashtag San francisco

With a bit of engineering, I can see patterns appear that allow for much broader queries that are flexible and applicable to a wide array of websites.

I've enjoyed my initial dip into this tool and am excited to see where it goes.