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Welcome to Hallucination Weekly #2 — my new experimental way to share what is on my radar in terms of AI, in a short(er) and more skimmable form. With the AI industry in its state of extreme hype, and zero sign that this will change any time soon, the most
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“So I prompted Cursor to write me some code, and what it gave me didn’t even compile! AGI my ass. Wake me up when these AI coders are no longer stupid.” Interviewer: Next task — on the white board over there, please write me an algorithm in JavaScript that inserts
AI
Welcome to Hallucination Weekly — my new experimental way to share what is on my radar in terms of AI, in a short(er) and more skimmable form. With the AI industry in its state of extreme hype, and zero sign that this will change any time soon, the most common
AI
I can’t go to parties anymore without the topic of AI coming up. “How can I get started with vibe coding? What AI code editor should I use?” I attend parties with a very specific audience. Indeed, parties filled with cool people. Inevitably the party devolves into an ad-hoc
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Ever since generative AI came into vogue I’ve been intrigued. Yet, I could never quite put my finger on why exactly this was. I think I finally figured it out, though. I’ve spent a large chunk of my life (perhaps too much of it) understanding computers: how they
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For the past years I’ve been spending a lot of my time thinking (and writing) about the human side of engineering. Topics like leadership, management, psychology, humanity. The trivial things. But I cracked that nut. Done. There’s just not enough space in this post to fit the answer.