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Practitioner with public evidence across Compute & infrastructure.
The fact that the US government specifically ordered the suspension of Fable access to non-US citizens (www.anthropic.com/news/fable-m...) raises exactly the kind of technological sovereignty concerns I discussed in my QCon keynote a few months ago (www.infoq.com/presentation...)
I'm seeing a lot of AI coding ship-fast-now-and-ask-questions-later-tokens-go-burr thinking that leads to things like this github.com/anthropics/c... Sometimes the friction of not being able to magic code into existence is a Feature
Trying out liteparse for PDF parsing in Cloudflare Workers, and... that was really easy to set up! github.com/run-llama/li... I bet it will choke on complicated tables and such, but so far this is really nice
The title of this is a bit silly, but it describes the usage pattern with LLMs I find most useful, using it to think through a problem rigorously blog.exe.dev/claude-is-no...
Engineering management after the cost of code collapsed: “Investing in machine-checkable correctness is now among the highest-leverage infrastructure work an org can fund” karimjedda.com/engineering-...
One irritation I have with LLMs is that they continually refer to previous revisions of the doc that I am currently having them write "Several conclusions in the first draft were wrong; corrections are called out below." Claude, no one read that. It doesn't exist any more...
Pondering the commonalities between 3d printing and AI coding - people kinda go a little nuts / obsessive when they first get into it - at first they use it pretty much solely to make accessories for the hobby, or silly toys - output can be useful, but may not stand up to real world use
Thinking through the work that I'm currently doing at my job, and I honestly think I would not have been capable of doing this work a few months ago without today's frontier LLMs That's pretty neat
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