The End of the Shallow Developer
AI making code cheaper means understanding will get very expensive
AI making code cheaper means understanding will get very expensive
We had a flawed educational pipeline that relied on employers to handle the vocational pieces. AI is making that system unviable.
I wasn't born with the ability to do deep work; I developed it like any other skill.
Struggling with AI tools is a skill issue, but it's not the one the boosters say it is.
Your company has lost its mind about AI. Here's some advice for staying afloat.
Search without discovery is bad for publishers and consumers.
Part 1 of a series about LLM security concerns, explained for mere mortals.
I installed Linux on my gaming machine, and I am genuinely surprised.
Somewhere in your company, there are people who are drowning. The worst part is that they're your most competent employees, the ones who not only care about the quality of the work product, but also have the skills to improve it. This isn't a post about
Another month, more AI models, more problems.
What distillation is, how it relates to copyright, and why I feel no pity for any AI company complaining about it.
TLDR; Here's a link to the course. It always pains me when I see a developer get sticker shock from hosting their application on Vercel or one of the big cloud vendors. You see, these products are convenient: you click a few buttons and, like magic, your application
AI companies may be flying into a pricing trap
Why don't more companies treat it like one?
It's time to scrap it
And it's a failure of leadership
AI first is corporate theater, and your workers know it.
Why Smart Companies Are Building Their Own Talent Pipelines
Goodhart's Law states that "when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure."