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Recent discussion about the perils of doors in gamedev reminded me of a bug caused by a door in a game you may have heard of called "Half Life 2". Are you sitting comfortably? Then I shall begin.
TL;DR Engineering leaders can multiply team intelligence instead of bottlenecking it. This series introduces a framework with five interconnected pillars: psychological safety, clear success criteria, intentional delegation, alignment through documentation, an…
I have been trying to keep our genAI workloads “in the pocket” of a maximum effective context window. For performance, accuracy and the second order cost control benefits from those. Things work beautifully, but it’s not at all efficient (wrote about an effic…
A few weeks ago I was minding my own business, peacefully reading a well-written and informative article about artificial intelligence, when I was ambushed by a passage in the article that aroused …
I’ll start on a downbeat note: clearly, if there ever was a contest between R
and Python for dominance of machine learning, R has lost. Nobody is writing
AI in R.
Wall Street is built on speed. High-frequency trading algorithms ping the NYSE servers in nanoseconds. But silicon is dead. The future is wet. Squishy, pink, slightly gross wetware.
I'm excited to share that I am officially a founder again!
This time, I'm building something close to heart: not a healthcare SaaS platform, but a tool th...
1. Be very specific when returning data from the database. Don’t blindly select all fields. Only return what’s needed.
2. Many people get way further ahead in life than you with fewer skills simply because they have the courage to try.
3. Communication is…
When Valve announced the new Steam Machine, I was genuinely excited. I’m not an avid gamer myself. I built a solid PC thinking I would get back into gaming, ...