All posts tagged with "ai"
I put the LLM back, watched it hit a wall, and discovered that the real architecture maps to Peter Thiel's distinction: zero-to-one discovery layered on top of one-to-N execution, each tier handling only what the tier below can't.
I built an AI agent, watched it fail seven times, swapped the model, removed the model entirely, coded thirty rules in Python — and discovered that the question isn't whether to use AI, but whether the problem is actually probabilistic.
Why I spent weeks building a knowledge base before writing a single line of agent code — and why understanding the architecture first was the best decision of the project.
For thirty years I started every feature in Sparx Enterprise Architect. Now I start by describing what a user does. Here's how AI-assisted development inverted my entire SDLC.
Building a computer vision experiment that detects jumps in equestrian footage—and learning why body shape detection is harder than vertical movement
How a frustrating loop of muddled HealthKit code led to a local AI knowledge system, study material generator, and text-to-speech learning tool
Building the joke app from Silicon Valley as a real iOS app using Core ML image classification—because AI made the impossible feasible
How a frustrating evening juggling multiple apps led to building a bespoke train tracking solution with Claude Code during a delayed journey home.
AI-assisted development is genuinely transformative. Five production apps in three months proves it. Here's the practical reality of trying to keep pace with that possibility.
When people's paychecks depend on your AI-generated code, Playwright tests become essential. Here's how E2E testing saved EVM in production.
How an expired SSL certificate led to building a full equestrian management system that became a production HR platform people's paychecks depend on.
After years of juggling Paprika 3 and MyFitnessPal, I built the meal planning app I actually wanted. Is this the death of SaaS subscriptions, or just what AI-assisted development makes possible?
Ten years ago, Yves Fauser built the perfect NSX micro-segmentation demo. Then the APIs died. Claude Code brought it back to life in days.