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This is a continuation of the example, if you have not viewed that one yet, please do so. Ideate Now let us say that we hosted a brainstorming session and Continue reading Design Thinking : Example 2
I pay $200/month for Claude Code Max. After 50 days, I wanted to know: is this rational? Not “is AI useful” — I know it’s useful. The question is: what Continue reading I Calculated What My $200/Month AI Subscription Actually Produced. Here’s the Math.
Automating Tool Creation with Bedrock AgentCore Gateway One of the biggest hurdles in agent development is manually writing “glue code” for every external API. Bedrock AgentCore Gateway eliminates this by Continue reading Get Your Hands Dirty – AgentCore – Gateway
Every few weeks someone publishes a benchmark showing that the latest model is smarter, faster, more capable. Context windows are getting massive. A million tokens, two million, more on the Continue reading First Principles of AI Context
Like many developers, I often have ideas for projects. But one problem kept coming back: finding other developers who actually want to build something together. There are many platforms for Continue reading I built a platform to help developers find collaborators for projects
Maybe Your Business Doesn’t Need an App. Often, when I’m on discovery calls with potential clients, a common question arises: “Do you think building an app for my business is Continue reading Maybe Your Business Doesn’t Need an App.
Claude 4.6 Memory is Here: Why I’m Finally Migrating My AI Workflow The “blank slate” problem is finally solved. If you’ve been using AI for development or professional work over Continue reading Claude 4.6 Memory is Here: Why I’m Finally Migrating My AI Workflow
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When people say “just merge PDFs in the browser,” they usually mean “pick a library, wire up a button, and export a file.” I thought about it that way at Continue reading How I Built Browser-Based PDF Merging tool
I built a tool to stop wasting 20 minutes prepping context files for Claude and ChatGPT Every time I sat down to work on a feature, I’d spend the first Continue reading I built a tool to stop wasting 20 minutes prepping context files for Claude and ChatGPT
Emacs and Vim in the Age of AI | (think) It’s tough to make predictions, especially about the future. – Yogi Berra batsov.com
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Now that we have had a run down of the process, let’s work with a basic example. Now you have noticed that not many teens have been coming to your Continue reading Design Thinking : Example Part 1
