Today I Learned

This is a collection of short articles about things I've learned. They are too short for my Blog

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2026

• PR previews on GitHub Pages without Netlify31 Aug

  GitHub Pages can host a live preview for every pull request if you deploy from a gh-pages branch, so you don't need Netlify just for that.

• Ollama Launch lets you run Claude Code for free25 Jan

  Ollama’s Launch feature lets you spin up Claude locally, so you can use Claude Code without an Anthropic subscription. I’m running the powerful `gpt-oss:120b-cloud` model and it feels amazing.

2025

• VS Code Profiles - A Game-Changer for Managing Different Development Setups23 Jan

  The profile feature lets you create separate environments with different extensions and settings for each tech stack helping keep your IDE fast and organized by loading only what you need for each project.

2024

• Deploying and using your ML model with Streamlit7 Nov

  I stumble across one of the easiest ways of deploying ML models online so anyone can use it

• Get Github repository preview images26 Sep

  You can use the Opengraph API of Github to get always up to date preview of any repository

• Running local LLM is not as hard as I expected26 Sep

  During the past days I've tried different models locally and it turns out that it was easier than I expected!

• Remind yourself of Birthdays Using Google Calendar and Apps Script5 Aug

  How to automate birthday email reminders using Google Calendar and Apps Script by leveraging Google Contacts to create a birthday calendar and setting up a script to send notifications on each birthday.

• Setting up a decent recording setup without spending24 Jul

  Boosting video recording setup using NVIDIA's app to save on hardware expenses.

• Interactive presentations from a Jupyter Notebook2 Jul

  I explained how you can easily convert your notebooks into well animated presentations powered by Reveal.js

• Adding support for LaTeX in Astro.js24 Jun

  Enhance your Markdown with LaTeX math thanks to remark-math project

• Running Jupyter notebook in the browser21 Jun

  I found JupyterLite for embedding Python code in websites, enabling easy sharing and local execution.

• Simplifying project navigation with git-open19 Jun

  Git-open is a CLI tool I use that opens the current project's repository in my browser with a simple command

• Using Pages CMS to quickly to add new TIL18 Jun

  An open source project to quickly share content directly from the browser

• Today I learned about TIL18 Jun

  I introduce TIL, a micro-blogging format to share concise, specific knowledge in under 200 words for simplicity and quick content creation.