Planning a national park trip this summer? I built a free tool that shows you the least crowded months for any park, live trail closures, campground status, and an AI planner that pulls real NPS data before giving you an itinerary. Covers all 470+ NPS units. No account needed. nationalparksexplorerusa.com Happy to answer any questions about specific parks too.

Just published a deep dive on Jev, TypeSafe AI’s System One model — what it is, why it matters, how the architecture works, and 10 projects already being built with it. The big idea: not every AI decision needs a giant LLM. medium.com/@codebykrishna/je…

If you just got Grok Bot, don’t hand it send / pay / delete on day one. Pick one small job you already do well. Inbox sort is enough. Watch it for a day. Then put it on a schedule. How to start + what to say: grokbotexplained.app/getting…

Grok, @grok on X, and Grok Bot are three different things. Most people are talking about the first two. Grok Bot is the one that keeps working after you shut the laptop. check here : grokbotexplained.app

Image generation is now on Depikt. Give it a try depikt.app/

Built Depikt because I was tired of jumping between prompt libraries, inspiration boards, and image generators. Now it’s one flow: find a prompt, remix it, use a reference, generate the image. Prompts, templates, gallery, and generation are all in one place — plus 5 free credits when you sign up. depikt.app/

Depikt is now upgraded for @ChatGPT Images 2.5. New tested prompt examples, better prompt building + critique, references, templates, and more — all updated around the new model. Try it: depikt.app/ Give it a try and let me know what you think. If it helps, share it with someone else who’s experimenting with AI images too.

Nobody decides to depend on AI. You just keep picking the faster option until working without it is technically possible but hard to imagine. I went through Anthropic's new 2030 economic scenarios — and the part nobody's talking about is who captures the gains. medium.com/@codebykrishna/we…

Three Alaska national parks in seven days — Kenai Fjords, Denali, and Katmai — from one Anchorage hotel, no repacking. A day-by-day plan with Brooks Falls bear timing, the 2027 Denali road reopening news, real 2026 costs, and the exact order to book everything before it sells out. nationalparksexplorerusa.com…

Saw someone ask AI how long Mount Shasta would take. It said 8 hours. They ended up needing rescue. So I asked Trailie the same thing. It immediately separated summit vs day hike and called the summit what it actually is: a 2-day mountaineering objective. Trailie is never going to be just another generic trip planner.

Saw this random idea on X: “people post wild wishes and rich strangers make them happen” Gave it to GPT-6 Astra and basically said “build it.” Astra cooked 😭 wishfully.shadowdevil.chatgp…

Tried to give GPT-6 Astra one end-to-end task. It worked autonomously for 14 minutes 52 seconds… …and then I hit the usage limit before it finished 😭

Bruh, why is everything down today? @ChatGPT . @claudeai . @grok . @cursor_ai . All having issues on the same day. AI is moving insanely fast, but today was a reminder: the stack is still fragile. What’s happening? Anyone else facing the same?

Built a small iPhone app called As Told and it’s now live. I wanted a simple notes app where I could either type something or just say it out loud — without turning every thought into an AI chat or complicated workspace. You can write, use Voice, pause/resume, mix languages naturally in the same recording, and keep structure with checklists, tables, links, code blocks, and more. Your words stay your words. As Told — Write it. Say it. Keep it. apps.apple.com/us/app/as-tol…

Built As Told for anyone who wants to get a thought down without having to type every word. Tap the mic, say what’s on your mind, pause if you need to, and it becomes a normal editable note. Some of the things it can do: - Quick Voice straight from Home - Pause and resume while recording - Multilingual voice with natural code-switching - No forced rewriting or automatic translation - Headings, lists, checklists, links and tables - Code blocks with syntax highlighting - Rich paste that keeps useful structure - Share through the iPhone Share Sheet - Local-first notes with no account required - Retry voice transcription without losing the recording The goal is still simple: Write it. Say it. Keep it. As Told is live on the App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/as-tol…

My girlfriend used to type all her ideas into the Notes app. But the longer the thought got, the more annoying it became to sit there and type everything out. That was basically the reason I built As Told. It’s for anyone who sometimes just wants to talk instead of type. Tap the mic, say what’s on your mind, and it turns into a normal note. The important part for me was that it doesn’t try to rewrite you, summarize you, or make your words sound “better.” It keeps what you said as you said it. You can even pause, continue, switch languages naturally, and go back to editing like any other note. Write it. Say it. Keep it. As Told is now on the App Store: apps.apple.com/us/app/as-tol…

Labor Day weekend 2026 is September 5–7. Ten national park trips that actually work in three days — with honest crowd calls, the reservations to book now, and the shuttles and roads that shut down September 8. Plus the parks to skip this weekend, and what to do if you can't get a permit. nationalparksexplorerusa.com…

Cursor and Codex are enough to get started. I don’t think we need anything else. What do you guys think?

Hey @ChatGPT, how do I set intelligence as default on ChatGPT mobile so every new chat uses it automatically instead of me having to click it manually?