Custom software is not new. Most enterprise software has been custom for decades. What's really about to change is who can afford it.

It's all content. Be good, be super good and leverage ALL the tools/AI you can.

I'm curious @tavus. How's Griffin with hand gestures?

Jev is barely here and we already having open source alternatives. Not a big fan of benchmarks but these got my attention. huggingface.co/convaiinnovat…

enterprise is one big laugh. first users hate that your product messes with their comfy routine. then they love it when life gets easier. then they hate u again the second it hiccups.

It's December but the year isn't finished. Go all the way!

Do you ever go back to those bookmarks 🤔?

CTO problems one day "we definitely need new engineers" next day "do we really?" If you’re stuck in that loop, just hire.

Waiting for all the banana hype to die down so I can see actual useful posts again 😏

Funny how every time your wireless mouse dies, it feels like the worst possible time. But really, every moment is a bad time because you only notice it's dead when you actually need it. Surely someone's made a self-charging mouse by now…

If you run saas in the cloud and sell to enterprise, pay for the dev support plan (AWS, GCP, Azure etc). Small teams don't have bandwidth for infra fires. Just buy the escalation path.

Honest question from the trenches. How much fine-tuning is really happening vs. just picking the best base model for the job?

If you're going to do a live coding interview, having AI tab completion makes you look way better than going to stack overflow or chatgpt.

Supported language lists are becoming less and less important. We must keep getting these models as linguistically diverse as possible.

78% of candidates say they'd accept less pay to work somewhere mission-driven. People will trade cash for meaning when the math still works. Just don't use "mission" to underpay.

What does "AI-native" or "AI-first"even mean 🤔?

If you think "senior engineer interview" = no coding test, you're making a big mistake.

Nothing better than chatting with product users.

Too much shiny object syndrome in crypto. Makes it really hard to sift through the noise if you aren't in there full-time.