Running LanceDB alongside a Node.js Express API in a Dockerized environment should be straightforward, but…
Time to Critical Request (The TTCR Indicator for Team Progress)
Have you ever wondered if you were making progress on a project, and whether your product team was on track. Drawing on my experience from wearing different hats—from engineering to product management— I’ve identified several instances where TTCR could manifest itself
How I Mistakenly Introduced a Backdoor into Our Web Application
They told us ‘move fast, break things. We took it literally, and boy, did we…
An Ode to Copilot
This is not a serious post. I was typing gibberish on my code editor and…
Musings on building a Second Brain.
When I’m brainstorming with my team, our ideas tend to spring into existence on a Whimsical board. At the birth of a new concept, it’s like watching a nebula form; ideas and insights swirling together
AI is most likely not going to replace you
Can AI create new jobs as fast as it can replace existing jobs? McKinsey reports that up to 800 million jobs could be displaced and 950 million new jobs could be created by the same time
Mechanisms for building Problem Solving General Artificial Intelligence with LLMs
Understanding how to leverage AI for problem-solving in the same manner as humans isn’t straightforward. Given that there has been a lot of research done in this field four research papers …
The Generative AI Layers, Who will win?
I have been doing a lot of thinking lately, as the momentum of generative AI continues to accelerate, it becomes increasingly crucial to discern the different strata of players in this transformative arena.
Musings on “Play Lockers”
Everyone wants to win, everyone wants to get to the top. The reality though is that very few people know how to stay at the top when they get there. Thus the need for Play Lockers
Locally “Global” Startups:
So, for startups aiming to be locally global — locally relevant and valuable to your home community while creating significant impact on a global scale. The question remains …