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I dream of roombas - thousands of automated AI robots that autonomously maintain codebases

Just yesterday morning, I was writing a conference talk on best practices for maintaining the LLM context window, which was quite detailed. It contained the then best practices from the two blog posts below. autoregressive queens of failureHave you ever had your AI coding assistant suggest something so off-base that

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from Luddites to AI: the Overton Window of disruption

I've been thinking about Overton Windows lately, but not of the political variety. You see, the Overton window can be adapted to model disruptive innovation by framing the acceptance of novel technologies, business models, or ideas within a market or society. So I've been pondering about

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if you are redlining the LLM, you aren't headlining

It’s an old joke in the DJ community about upcoming artists having a bad reputation for pushing the audio signal into the red. Red is bad because it results in the audio signal being clipped and the mix sounding muddy. It’s a good analogy that applies to software

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A Model Context Protocol Server (MCP) for Microsoft Paint

Why did I do this? I have no idea, honest, but it now exists. It has been over 10 years since I last had to use the Win32 API, and part of me was slightly curious about how the Win32 interop works with Rust. Anywhoooo, below you'll find