DeepSeek's AI model "DeepSeek-R1" (a.k.a deepseek-reasoner) is the most talked about AI model at the time of this writing. The primary way to use any of the deepseek AI models is to go to their API platform, get an API key and use the OpenAI SDK to make calls to the API. Another route involves OpenRouter — which basically routes your request to appropriate providers for the model you specify. [...]
Visual Studio Code (VSCode) is an editor which is simple on it's own but enriched when combined with extensions. Here are the visual studio code extensions that I use — cline, filesize, better comments, code spell checker, git graph, markdownlint, total typescript, pretty typescript errors, sqltools and codeium. [...]
A list of curated apps I use and will probably keep using for the rest of 2025 - continuing my spree of documenting app defaults which I started in 2023. [...]
Code reviews have always been crucial in maintaining a standard and emphasizing on the best practices of code in a project. This is not a post about how developers should review the code, it's more about delegating a part of it to AI. Introducing Better - An AI powered Code Review Tool. [...]
At the time of this writing, Google Chrome has started shipping experimental AI features such as "built-in AI" in Chrome's Dev/Canary channels. In this tutorial, you will get to know how you can try the built-in AI model in chrome dev. [...]