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Last night, I was on my second cup of coffee at 1 AM, debugging a caching issue in an inference service, when I saw that headline. "DeepSeek Achieves 545% Cost-
Last year, a friend of mine got a PhD offer and turned it down. Just skipped straight to industry recruiting season instead. Landed a massive offer. I was sitti
Last Wednesday at 11 PM, I was staring at a wall of logs, questioning my life choices. The agent had gone rogue again. I asked it to compile a week of meeting n
This problem chews through 200 GPU hours of mine every single year. Here's the deal: It's June 2026, and if you're doing serious work, the most expensive model
Last Wednesday afternoon, I was tweaking a messaging middleware tool. Claude Code spit out the entire codebase in 10 minutes. Looked legit—interfaces, protocols
Someone asked me yesterday whether their team should build an AI Agent. My answer? 90% of projects don't need one. At all. Look, I've been writing this AI colum
The winner? GPT-5.5 took top marks in my V3 programming test. But honestly? That's not the interesting bit. The interesting bit is that most Chinese large langu
Last Wednesday night, I was doomscrolling in bed when a message popped up on WeChat (China's everything-app). "I can't take it anymore," my friend wrote
Let me tell you a story. Last Thursday, 2 AM. I'm staring at a PR log, not because of insomnia—I genuinely couldn't sleep. Stripe merges 1,300 unattended agent
Let me start with the punchline: using a single model for every task is like hammering screws. It works, technically, but you'll hate every second of it
Someone asked me yesterday: "You've been writing tech columns for a decade—what's the question you get asked most?" I didn't even hesitate. "How do I make the b
Last Tuesday, I sat on a train with a laptop that had no GPU, 8GB of RAM, and a 7B parameter language model running locally. It wasn't fast. But it worked. That