#adventofprompt for my third day, I chose to do a Gingerbread man maker that uses AI (Gemini). It makes some quite funny interpretations 😂

For my 2nd day, I went with a simple snow reporting tool that can be used in northern Sweden where the roads are always a bit sketchy. It uses a traffic light system for the logic at the top. Was going to use openweathermaps, but API key takes a few hours to activate so it just uses simulated data

Pretty cool! gitreceipt.vercel.app

Me eating my 16th naan with my bland curry because I can’t handle spices:

The pope is just another tech bro trying to sell a course.

My first submission to @adventofprompt.com: an iPhone that shows a message from ABBA saying when New Years is and telling you to listen to "Happy New Year" 😂 Could it be more swedish? 🇸🇪

Almost 500,000 deployments during Black Friday - Cyber Monday on Vercel, very cool vercel.com/bfcm

I find it so funny that big companies that sell enterprise software rarely use their own product. At every "smaller" place I've worked at, like Vercel or Mezmo, every part of the product is used because we believe in the product. It says something when large corporations use someone else's product.

This is the kind of stuff you can do when you have the amazing @dillonis.online

Been playing around recently with @bolt.new, @cursor.com.web.brid.gy and of course @v0.dev. I am mighty impressed by them all, but I have some thoughts. Let's do them one at a time.

Security pro tip: if you find a USB key on the ground somewhere, DO NOT plug it in to your home computer. Take it to the office and plug it in there. They have way better software that will mitigate any threats.