I have to say, I am really digging Siri AI. And I don’t mean Siri “sucks less”, as others are saying. I mean it’s good. It’s really good. It is not perfect, of course; no large language model is. It’s also better at some things than others. I’ll get into what I think Siri AI […]
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CCATP #837 — Why AI Agents Fill Adam Engst With Dread
In this week’s episode of “Stay off my lawn!”, we have Adam Engst here to talk through his recent article on TidBITS: Why AI Agents Fill Me with Dread. Adam is an avid lover of technology and is very willing to try new things. He uses LLMs to help him write better, he uses AI […]
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Vibe Coding: The New Addiction
If you’re a Star Trek fan, you might remember an episode of Next Generation where Commander Riker goes on vacation to the planet Risa, and he comes back with a really cool game that he said was all the rage down on the planet. The game was a headpiece that displayed these little virtual disks […]
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My Experience with Claude Code: AI-Assisted Development in Practice — Bruce from Tennessee
This is Bruce from Tennessee with a summary of my experience working with Claude Code over the past several weeks. Claude Code, from Anthropic, is one of several AI tools that can be used to create software, as I’ll discuss in this post. The show notes contain a link to an overview of Claude Code […]
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In this week’s episode of Chit Chat Across the Pond, Adam Engst from TidBITS talks about how traditional search engines like Google and Bing no longer provide valuable information because they surface unreliable content first. Instead of using traditional search engines, he’s been testing tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, Google AI Mode, and Claude to see […]
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Sorry Steve, I’m Having an Affair with Claude
Like most developers, I’ve been using AI to help me with my little coding projects. In case you doubt that “most” devs are using AI, in June of 2023, which is a long time ago in AI years, Inbal Shani reported on the GitHub blog the results of a survey of developers. They wrote: A […]
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