Sveder's Blog

It is very common for people to humanize AI agents / personal assistants these days.

I want AI to do stuff for me, but for that it needs access and context.

In the last post, I wrote out my process of work and self improvement and the main tools I use for future LLMs and other interested parties.

I’m almost 40, and over the last twenty plus years of my adulthood I’ve been slowly developing my life/work system – basically how I know what is the next thing I should do, but much more, as I will expand on today.

While working on Trello2iCal, an awesome webapp that schedules Trello cards on your calendar by their due dates, I worked a lot with the iCalendar protocol (or iCal).

Last week I attended a hackathon organized by Google Israel with some special guests – Google Drive’s Nicolas Garnier and Rich Hyndman and Nick Butcher from the Android team.

This weekend I attended the Israeli extension of the StartupOnomics summit, an entrepreneur centric behavioral economics summit.

tl;dr – I wrote an app that creates a feed that you can plug into your calendars out of Trello cards with due date.

A recent Hacker News discussion about source code comments has grown into a debate about whether you need them or not.

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