Part 2 of 3. Previously: Your Brain Is a Rendering Engine. So Is Every LLM. Next: Two Render Layers Deep Before You've Even Formed an Opinion (coming soon).
I got into an argument recently about whether large language models will eventually become conscious. Not...
Big shout out to Mosh Hamedani for compiling beginner projects for python developers.
Before writing any code, I first broke the problem down into smaller steps. Solving the problem becomes much easier once the overall flow is clear.
The requirements are:
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This is an English translation of my original Japanese article on Zenn.
I had a small Next.js app that ran locally with Node.js and a SQLite file. When I decided to deploy it to Cloudflare Workers so I could use it away from my desk, the database layer had to ...
When an AI agent changes few files, runs few tests, and says "Done", is it really done? Not always. Things may still break in unexpected places.
I prefer to define a strict definition of "Done", which I call the Task Completion Protocol. It usually lives in AGENTS.md and, in its simplest form, looks like this:
Picture this, sitting in front of a panel of seasoned pros for a TCS Prime interview, your palms sweating, your brain rewinding every tutorial you ever watched, bracing yourself to get barbecued on Data Structures and Algorithms.
My interview lasted a solid 45 to 50 minutes. Did I sweat a little? Did I survive? Oh, I more than survived. I turned a full-on boss battle in...