My colleague and I just wrapped up a live series on Python + AI, a nine-part journey diving deep into how to use generative AI models from Python. I gave the english streams while my colleague Gwen gave the spanish streams (and I hung out in her live chat, working on my technical spanish!). The seri...

Puneet Patwari applied to 8 major tech companies, and received 6 offers. He compares his interview experiences at Meta, Amazon, Uber, and 5 other workplaces

More devs are experimenting with kicking off coding agents in parallel

A little anniversary Did you know that CUDA has been available in Clojure for the last 9 years through ClojureCUDA, and GPU programming through OpenCL for more than 10? I almost forgot about these anniversaries. Ten years ago most people liked it a lot, starred it on Github, patted me on the back, b...

PagerDuty and Logz.io have united efforts to bring more integrated AI capabilities from both platforms. This article shows how we are leveraging PagerDuty’s event intelligence... The post Unlocking AI-Powered Incident Response: PagerDuty’s New Logz.io Integration appeared first on PagerDuty.

*This post originally appeared on Shyp's engineering blog in July 2015. It has since been deleted. It is reproduced as closely as possible here. The original is accessible on the Wayback Machine. Eight months ago when I ran our core API tests at Shyp, it took 100 seconds from starting the test to se...

When Anthropic introduced Claude Skills, of course we tried it right away. This post walks through how we built, tested, and published our first set of Claude Skills for Neon, bundled into a plugin that includes four ready-to-use Skills and an MCP server integration. What’s a Claude Skill Anyway? Tr...

Hey everyone, I’ve finally turned this blog into a book! Or, rather, I am deep in the process of turning this blog into a book. Yes, it’s about 20 years, give or take, after I first thought of doing so, … Continue reading →

Discover the 12-year journey behind HTML Minifier an open source tool that helped developers optimize web performance and reduce page load times.

Discover the 12-year journey behind HTML Minifier an open source tool that helped developers optimize web performance and reduce page load times.

Expert highlights from our latest BEAM webinars, sharing ideas on security, new tools, and the growing Elixir community. The post ​​Expert Insights from Our Latest Webinars appeared first on Erlang Solutions.

Recently I had a long call with an old friend who was facing an age-old predicament that I’ve been seeing more and more these days: Lucked out, worked hard, employer is crushing it, and now she’s sitting on a large amount of paper money gains at her startup Company does a tender offer, either buying...

Today we’re updating how Warp’s paid plans work. We are moving to a simpler structure: one single, $20 per month plan, plus usage-based credit reloads and bring-your-own-key (BYOK) for folks who want more AI. No bones about it: this plan will be more expensive for some users and less expensive for o...

MapTiler On-Prem has made it easy to get software to serve the maps you host on your own infrastructure.

I agree, it is a bit of both. The stark alien aspect for me is the incredible competence mixed in with incredible incompetence. The systems know every coding language and almost every trick in the book, but they often apply the tricks in very weird and alien ways. Part of it is the “eagerness to ple...

More and more teams are using Neon to power vibe coding platforms, so we decided to build one too – not as our billion-dollar-vibe-coding-startup-side-gig but as a public, open-source template you can use as a starting point to learn how to build codegen agents yourself. We called the agent Aileen, ...

Framing LLMs as “Super competent interns” or some other type of human analogy is incorrect. These systems are aliens and the sooner we accept this the sooner we will be able to navigate the complexity that injecting alien intelligence into our engineering process leads to. Interesting justification,...

Most browsers have the ability to launch different browser profiles. Each profile can come with a different theme and a different set of website logins (cookies, application state, etc). This can be helpful if you want to segregate browsing behavior. For example, I have different browser profiles se...

Healthchecks / Uptime With increasing complexity of apps and more and more requirements on your server and tooling, it can be easily overlooked, when doing updates or migrating servers. I highly recommend a way to track your requirements. Some are easier verified, e.g....

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