I guess if AI is what it takes to finally get people to care about architecture and team structure then mission accomplished?

I've been using AI to write tests and it works surprisingly well! Here's how.

Working with AI is here and it's skill. Just like google-fu became important in the mid 2000's. A few things I've learned.

We built an AI algorithm to help you find interesting people to talk to at a conference. And make sure it's not awkward

If you derive tests from your implementation, you can't apply the Beyonce rule. What if the code is wrong and that wasn't the programmer's intent? We'll never know. The bug now exists in both places.

Generative AI is entering the early adopters phase of Moore's technology cycle. Lots of people have been asking me for the quickest and cheapest way to get started.

Making 15 years of blog archives easier to navigate with AI and cosine similarity to build a related articles featur

Regular software updates may seem tedious, but they save you from the nightmare of a massive overhaul down the line.

Lessons learned from running GPT-4 on lots of data using the same task.

AI is the easy part of the equation. The real game changers in #AIEngineering are mastering data engineering, handling non-deterministic outputs, and nailing product development.

Explore the power of pgvector and Supabase for efficient similarity search in this comprehensive guide. Keep vector data next to your business data for efficient queries and less overhead.

What do you do with 15 years of your writing history when LLMs hit the scene? A chatbot!

"AI Woodstock" was a HuggingFace meetup showcasing groundbreaking AI projects and innovations. Here are some of my favs.

20 years ago greybeards laughed at us for Googling. Now they laugh when we ask ChatGPT. But the leverage is 🚀

Learn how to build a powerful semantic search engine in just 2 hours with the OpenAI API.

NextJS can be used to build browser extensions. This is a novel way of building extensions that allows developers to use familiar tools and technologies. Here's how

When's the last time a piece of tech blew your mind? I tried stable diffusion on my new ipad and wow

Following up from my article about XState and Stately.ai, fellow reader S. asked if `useReducer` could ever be relevant when using state machines in React code. Yes! Here's how

Two years ago I wrote about using XState after building a UI interaction so twisted my brain leaked out my ears. It helped. Now the creators have made something even better – Stately.ai 😍

If it takes 6 engineers 10 days to complete 6 projects in parallel, why does it take 8 days when you work together 🤨

It might. What's your job? If you're in the *"write code to exact specifications"* business ... now's a good time to start leveling up. The AI's not ready yet.