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From Vibe Coding to Agentic Engineering
A year after coining 'vibe coding,' Andrej Karpathy says the real discipline is 'agentic engineering' — orchestrating AI agents under structured human oversight. Here's why the distinction matters.
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Giving Claude Code Eyes with Playwright MCP
Model Context Protocol lets AI coding agents use external tools. Playwright MCP gives Claude Code a browser it can control — and for a blog like this, that changes the frontend workflow entirely.
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Connecticut's Free AI Course May Be Worth Your Time
The Connecticut Online AI Academy is free, online, and open to all residents 18 and older. If you haven't formally started your AI journey, this is a solid place to begin.
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The SaaSpocalypse Reached My Office Today
A colleague replaced a $2,900/year SaaS app. A CNBC reporter replicated a $5 billion company. Wall Street is in freefall. And the tools just got better.
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Healthcare LLMs: From Med-PaLM to HealthScribe
What I learned about Google's medical LLM while taking an entry-level course—and how it compares to AWS HealthScribe and Microsoft Dragon Copilot for clinical documentation.
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Five Sandbox Projects This Week
At an AWS security symposium in Manhattan, I expected caution. What I found was a room full of security leaders urging their audiences to build faster.
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Two Videos on AI Urgency
The Axios CEO wrote a letter to his family pleading with them to engage with AI. A tech analyst built an 11-tab financial model in 10 minutes. Both videos landed the same point.
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Let the Robots In
Blocking AI crawlers is the new default. I think that's backwards. Here's the case for permissive access—and how to make your site AI-friendly.
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When Claude Isn't Working
AI APIs go down. If your product depends on one, you need a plan for when it doesn't respond.
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Is AI Artificially Cheap?
AI companies are collectively losing tens of billions of dollars per year while charging consumers and businesses prices that don't cover costs. The Uber playbook suggests those prices won't last — but the history of computing suggests something more nuanced.