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@vdavid

David Veszelovszki

@vdavid
Building open-source stuff with AI. See github.com/vdavid
Stockholm, Sweden
Joined May 2008
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  • @vdavid
    David Veszelovszki
    @vdavid
    Jun 10
    Finally learned how to create beautiful SVG anims with Gemini Pro 3.1. (The solution: You need to do it in Canvas!) Beware, some really nice illustrations incoming to Cmdr! (getcmdr.com)
    Cmdr - Finally, a file manager from 2026!
    From getcmdr.com
  • @vdavid
    David Veszelovszki
    @vdavid
    Apr 16
    It's probably difficult to pick up girls with this one but hey, here is my new tool, a pure-Rust FUSE mount for MTP devices: veszelovszki.com/a/mtp-mount/ If you've always wanted to see your Android phone as a volume mount on Linux/macOS, try this. Uses github.com/vdavid/mtp-rs.
  • @vdavid
    David Veszelovszki
    @vdavid
    Apr 10
    I've just tried copying my family photos with Cmdr (getcmdr.com) first time with a quality USB 3.2 cable. I got 130 MB/s (!) for a mix of photos&vids. That's about 3 minutes to move 3 months (25 GB) of captures 🤯 This process has never been this painless on a mac.
    Cmdr - Finally, a file manager from 2026!
    From getcmdr.com
  • @vdavid
    David Veszelovszki
    @vdavid
    Apr 9
    I have a /daily-wrap command in Claude Code. It generates summaries like this from my github, analytics, emails, and cal: gist.github.com/vdavid/77f9a35… - adds a very satisfying last note to my days. I highly recommend using something like this.
    daily-wrap-2026-04-07.md
    From gist.github.com
  • @vdavid
    David Veszelovszki
    @vdavid
    Apr 9
    I made this tool two months ago, and I catch myself randomly using it pretty much every day: gitstrata.com/github.com/vda… Enter the URL of any public github repo to see its history. Runs in your browser. Not a well-focused or overly polished product, but it has been very useful to me!
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