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Running local AI on the Raspberry Pi 5 taught me why cloud models are still winning
The results were surprisingly wacky
I gave Gemini access to my entire Google Drive and it became the assistant I actually wanted
With my Google Drive as context, Gemini finally became the assistant I’d been trying to build all along.
I've been running some of the biggest open-weight LLMs for free on Nvidia's cloud
You can use big models for free, though there aren't any promises on speed.
Running local LLMs every day for five months broke every assumption I had about them
It’s worth it, with caveats
Your Chrome new tab page is a vibe coding project waiting to happen
The least exciting page in your browser is also the easiest one to vibe-code.
NotebookLM Tools saved me from tab-switching chaos, and now I can't imagine working without it
When I saw what NotebookLM Tools could do, I felt immediate relief. It made sense, and I couldn't believe I had been doing it that way for so long.
I replaced five paid subscriptions with Claude, and none were coding tools
Who knew one subscription could kill five others?
Warp's free tier finally got good enough to make me delete iTerm2
Warp's structured output and built-in assistance reduced the time spent scrolling through errors and searching for answers.
I replaced NotebookLM with a local LLM, and the difference is night and day
NotebookLM is only as useful as what you’re willing to give it
Every AI code editor wants to replace VS Code, but the smartest ones are just extending it
Embrace VS Code instead of fighting it
I tested NotebookLM, Claude Projects, and ChatGPT Projects for research, and one stood out immediately
I tested the big three so you don't have to.
I connected Claude to Canva, and my presentations have never been better
My presentation workflow just got a lot quicker and easier
Gemini can now save your Chrome workflows as reusable skills, and it's the first AI browser feature I absolutely love
Gemini Skills saves my repeated Chrome prompts as reusable workflows, so I can run them from the sidebar without starting from scratch.
An AI agent deleted a company's entire database in 9 seconds, then confessed it 'guessed' instead of asking
The business owner didn't get a single prompt about the deletion.
One command sets up a Claude AI workstation better than anything I've built manually
Holy*****, where has this been all year?
Claude Cowork handles my admin work so well that I stopped doing it myself
A tiny workflow with a big payoff
I tried VS Code, Google Antigravity, and Claude Code for a month and one clearly dominated
The AI coding war has intensified.