This one is about some common words and their meaning related to “Money” e.g Fiat Money, Bond, Fair market value vs net market value, strike price, call vs put, etc.
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Maintain (Refactor) vs. Rewrite in the age of AI
Maintain (Refactor) or Rewrite? In the age of AI, I believe we need to shift our mentality from Maintain-first (or refactor-first) to Rewrite-first because it’ll be cheaper and faster to Rewrite.
Continue readingWhat happened in Tech? February 2024 in review
In February, there was a lot of news around Google! First, they renamed Bard to Gemini and released the paid version as Gemini advanced Then later, they released Gemini 1.5 A bit later Gemma open model was released And finally Alphabet closed the month with losing 90 Billion dollars in stock value over AI controversies which… Continue reading
The No-Code Challenge: Building a CMS with Copilot and Node.js
Is it possible to develop a project using copilot, without writing a single line of code? This is the question that I was toying with for the last 4-5 weeks. So I went on and gave it a try. Here are the results.
Continue readingAI Made Easy: My Experience with LangChain as a Beginner
Last week, the LangChain team made LangSmith—a tool that adds tracing and observability to the LangChain ecosystem—generally available. I played around with the LangChain ecosystem, and here is what I found.
Continue readingHow does Google Gemini Advanced do compared to GPT-4?
Google released “Gemini Advanced” as a paid subscription last week. I got curious to test how it works and compare it to GPT-4. Here’s the result.
Continue readingWhat happened in Tech? January 2024 in review
In this post I try to catch up with all the things that happened in January 2024, Apple Vision Pro release, Elon Musk not being the richest person in the world anymore, etc
Continue readingInformation vs Misinformation in Software development teams
In the world that everything is represented in numbers, how should we measure software metrics? How can we tell information from misinformation or disinformation? How to approach these questions scientifically? Correlation vs Causation and more.
Continue readingWhat does “stat” mean in medical terms?
I have heard the word “stat” a lot in movies and series, and I guessed from the context that it means “ASAP”. I was right: The term “stat” is derived from the Latin word “statim,” which means “instantly” or “immediately.” It is primarily used as a directive to medical personnel during emergency situations, indicating that… Continue reading
Code-first vs Product-first developers
In this article, I talk about “Code-first vs Product-first developers” article by Zach Lloyd. I talk about what I think a great developer is like.
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