Tag: APIs
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o1 isn’t a chat model (and that’s the point) – “o1 will just take lazy questions at face value and doesn’t try to pull the context from you. Instead, you need to push as much context as you can into o1.” // Instead, give it briefs, memos, reports to start with. As always: context.
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Bitcoin Lessons – The case that crypto is bad. This is a good counter/balance to the Trump Tech Bros acting all butt-hurt about crypto regulation.
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– Why Developers Are Unresponsive to Traditional Marketing – They just want to try the actual tool without a lot of bullshit. At the very least, they want to see a realistic use of it: actually typing, no business outcomes babbling.
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– Embracing Antifragility: Building Resilient Products in an Uncertain World – You can read this as a take on what it means to be a “learning organization.” As ever, the hardest, most mysterious, least airport business book-ized topic is “how do we change from ‘traditional’ to this whiz-bang method?”
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Internal Developer Platform: Insights from Conversations with Over 100 Experts – Looks comprehensive!
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[Spring AI: An AI framework for Java developers](https://www.infoworld.com/article/3540494/spring-ai-generative-ai-for-java-developers.html) – No python? No problem.
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Some advice and good practices when integrating an LLM in your application – Yup!
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Cycle Time – Time spent figuring out this nuance is time spent not coding and getting your apps out the door and kicking in the product management feedback cycle. Still, good discussion of the nuances of the phrase.
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Developer Content That Ranks in 2024 – Educational content attracts the most attention (“how to”). Also content where you define things (“what is”). Converting that content into sales, or at least pipeline, is the secret magic.
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The Six Five: Advancing DevOps: Infrastructure as Code, Platform Engineering and Gen AI – “we see in our latest research that 24% of organizations are looking to release code on an hourly basis, yet only 8% are able to do so.”
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Why CSV is still king – We have a running joke on the podcast that every (enterprise) app needs CSV export. It’s only 10% a joke.
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Cloud Foundry in Action: Real Customers Stories from Cloud Foundry Day – ”We run a tremendous number of applications on top of Cloud Foundry. The ones that really impress me might surprise some people. It’s not just Black Friday sales but also the Amazon Prime events. When these events kick off, there’s an incredible surge…
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Jevons paradox – When you automate something very valuable (or just “costly”), people demand more, and more complex product. This pulls in more need for labor that can do the more complex work. Hopefully.
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Accountability Sinks – ’“accountability sink”: a situation in which a human system delegates decision-making to a rule book rather than an identifiable individual. If something goes wrong, no one is held to account.’ That’s a good phrase to point out something people seem blind to. Humans set policies, humans can decide to un-set policies. It’s…
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Docker Launches 2024 State of Application Development Report – Survey for future newsletter analysis.
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HUGE Google Search document leak reveals inner workings of ranking algorithm – Reverse engineering Google search ranking based on method calls from leaked code.
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What Factors Explain the Nature of Software – “The only way to know exactly what software we want to build is to fully specify it: without doing so, there will be gaps between our vague ideas and harsh reality. However, a complete, abstract specification is, in general, at least as much work as creating the…
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AWS CISO: In AI gold rush, folks forget application security – “the places where we’re seeing the security gaps first are actually at the application layer”
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The Ultimate Guide to building Developer Tool Websites – PLG for developers. Get them home pages set-up for the funnel!

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