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Let me tell you about last Wednesday night. I sat there staring at Cursor's three technical blog posts for four straight hours. Not skimming—actually reading, l
Last Wednesday, a mate pinged me on WhatsApp with a question that stopped me mid-scroll. “Which AI do you actually use the most these days?” I stared at my phon
I got absolutely schooled by a 48-year-old paper last month. Humiliatingly so. In 1978, Edsger Dijkstra—you know, the algorithm guy—wrote something with the agg
I just checked my bank statement and realised—again—that I'd renewed my Grok subscription. Ten dollars. Gone. Poof. Look, I know writing this kind of piece is a
It was half two in the morning when I dug up Zhang Junlin's article on reverse-engineering o1. o3-mini had just dropped, and I'm staring at my screen when it hi
Last November, I took on a project that nearly broke me. Building a CI/CD pipeline for a startup that wanted to go all-in on AI-native development. Claude Code
Last Wednesday at 11pm, my phone buzzed. A friend sent me a screenshot of Claude Code's error log with one sentence: "I'm going to smash my keyboard." He'd aske
o1 isn't about model architecture. It's about a training paradigm shift so fundamental that I think we'll look back on 2024 as the year everything changed for L
Have you ever gotten paged at 3 AM? I have. December 2022, 3:12 AM. My phone lit up and my heart just... stopped. Production incident. Error logs flooding in. I
I've got PTSD from "unified" multimodal models. Proper trauma. You know the drill. Someone publishes a paper with "Unified Architecture" in the title, and you c
Last Tuesday, I did something that made me wildly unpopular in a tech Slack community. I said: "90% of Agent 'memory' systems are just glorified database lookup
Last fall, I built a customer service agent that nearly broke me. Seriously. I'm not being dramatic. GPT-4o, 27 prompt revisions (yes, I counted), 12 few-shot e