A friend of mine, Robert, has been obsessed with email outreach for years for his web design agency. He used to tell me all the time that the secret wasn't some magical email template, it was volume and consistency. His whole philosophy was that if you keep sending emails, keep following up, and keep adding new leads into the pipeline, eventually you'll land in front of the exact business owner who needs your service right now. The second thing he loved was that the process was automated. In...
Benchmark by Sakana.ai Fugu beats Fable 5 at least in LiveCodeBench (by 3%) and Terminal Bench 2.1 (by ~1.7%) according to their corporate blog Official release: https://sakana.ai/fugu-release/ The numbers has not been independently confirmed yet
I have claude desktop/claude code and use the remote session feature a lot to resume sessions on my phone, however, it does get quite annoying when I'm on the go for a while and my laptop either doesn't have wifi, or is off in my backpack somewhere. I got access to a bunch of free credits for digital ocean and realized since its such a shitty cloud provider I might as well use it to host an always on machine to run claude on (because what else would I use the credits for). Unfortunately, these...
I use AI tools regularly, but I’m starting to question how many paid subscriptions make sense at once. A general chatbot covers a lot, but then there are research tools, coding assistants, image tools, transcription tools, and document tools. The overlap is getting harder to ignore. For people who use AI for real work or study, do you keep multiple paid tools active, or do you rotate based on the project? I’m trying to find a practical approach that balances capability, cost, and not spending ha...
A few years into the AI boom, I'm curious what adoption actually looks like inside companies. There's a lot of discussion online about AI transforming work, but I'm more interested in what people are seeing day-to-day. Are teams mostly using off-the-shelf tools like Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude, etc., or are they building custom workflows, agents, and internal tools? In your experience, what has been more successful: Easy-to-use tools that anyone can adopt quickly Custom solutions that r...
Posting this while technically on company time, but I just needed to get it out somewhere. I’ve been a developer in India for ~20 years, and I’ve seen hiring hype cycles before. But the AI engineer interviews we’re doing right now feel different. A lot of candidates walk in thinking the job is about building or training models, working on “advanced AI systems,” or doing something close to research. But in reality, most of the work we actually need is much less glamorous and way more chaotic. ...
I built a governed memory layer for AI assistants with deletion compaction, vector purge verification, tenant isolation, and audit evidence.
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