The Meditative Coder

 I had a long conversation with Claude.ai. It was mostly about interview techniques for hiring software engineers, but as is my habit, it go...

In addition to being a software developer, I'm also a little bit of a DIY handyman. Not a very good one - I'm not one to make things...

Huh. I've never really talked about lsim here. Strange since I'm fairly pleased with it. I made an allusion to it here , but didn...

 Happy TDOV . Be an ally .

 There's a ... "content creator"? That I like. He has done a lot of free stuff, like mini magazines and post cards and such. I...

I'm a fan of language REPLs (Read, Evaluate, Print, Loop). These are interactive programs that let you experiment with the language. For...

 Gabriel's horn is not a paradox. The "Gabriel's horn paradox" (sometimes called "the painter's paradox") is...

LLMs sure seem to reason. They'll show, step-by-step, how they reach a conclusion. However, there are two things to keep in mind: When i...

In my previous post , I described an experiment in which I had Claude.ai use its new web searching capability to become a news curator for m...

UPDATE : The experiment was a failure. I'll post an update. Spoiler: LLMs are apparently not well-suited to this sort of open-ended quer...

I used to be an Apple user, and I liked Apple's mail client. I also work for a company that standardized on Outlook. Over the years, I c...

Even though I've never really gotten that much into online security, I found this article interesting: https://www.feistyduck.com/newsle...

Claude saves me time and effort on an almost daily basis. And, being human, I thank it. It's not that I genuinely believe that an LLM ap...

 I'm working on a non-trivial bit of C programming, and I decided to externally modularize three parts of it as potentially reusable com...

 My love affair with Claude.ai continues. I don't actually use it much for coding. Code is my hobby, I don't want much help doing th...