2025-10-08 Wed
- AI/Coding
- #Ideas
- DevContainer/Idea/Agentic System to Setup DevContainer
- Maybe it's obvious, maybe it's not. We should be working more on targeted, paid agents.
- Ex 1 - I keep seeing Claw Code in YouTube Transcripts. Maybe someone could create a targeted agent that would trawl through an AI transcription and clean-up incorrect transcriptions based on certain priors about the domain. For example, as a first step it would generate a summary of the target area, then generate a hypothesis about often miss-transcribed technical words or proper nouns, then clean it up.
- Ex 2 - EdTech firms could work with universities and companies to develop repositories of paid agents that each have domain-specific, micro-topic insights. When you encounter a scenario in your business that you could use some insight on, you could rent an agent to look up the relevant theories and apply them to your situation.
- In time, perhaps there might even be some sort of protocol inspired by BGP or Border Gateway Protocol which would let companies negotiate sharing of their agents.
- Basically every tool - whether it's a coding tool, a conceptual instrument, etc - could, over time, in the right setting be a specialized service that pays for itself over time.
- Who are your go-to AI coding YouTubers/influencers that actually know their stuff?" : r/ChatGPTCoding
- AllAboutAI — ~214 K subscribers
- Frequently cited for clear explanations and coverage of current AI tools.
- Regular updates on emerging AI assistants and dev tools.
- Corbin Brown — ~119 K subscribers
- “First YouTuber I saw when I got into AI coding tools.”
- “Has a full playlist on building out functional backends.”
- Sam Witteveen — ~102 K subscribers
- “Google engineer that actually understands how these things work.”
- “Provides Colab notebooks and news on the latest AI coding features.”
- Aladdin Persson — ~89.2 K subscribers
- Known for technical, in-depth AI tutorials.
- Often praised for educational clarity and practical coding walkthroughs.
- IndyDevDan — ~45.4 K subscribers
- “Exceptionally well done. I learned about mastering prompt engineering, why XML tags are better than Markdown, and a host of other things.”
- “As less clickbaity as it can get — delivers value and avoids cringy fast pacing.”
- “Pretty much the only AI YouTuber I can stand.”
- Echohive — ~12.1 K subscribers
- “Echohive is also great.”
- Linked by multiple users as a valuable AI coding resource.
- codingthefuturewithai — ~6.82 K subscribers
- Mentioned as a solid follow-up recommendation alongside IndyDevDan.
- Mixed opinions: some find it clickbaity, others appreciate the content depth.
- Marvijo Software — ~4.64K subscribers
- “Shares full-stack builds showing AI integration end-to-end.”
- Praised for practical, real-world coding examples.
- Codewello — ~3.52 K subscribers
- Listed among creators who demonstrate real AI integration projects.
- Discovered that GitHub and Docker have curated lists of MCP Servers - GitHub/MCP/Registry Docker/MCP/Registry
- https://farnots.github.io/RedditToMarkdown/ is a tool that can convert a Reddit thread to markdown, useful for LLM stuff