Appreciate the patience of our wonderful speakers because I am sooooo behind on editing videos.
Here's world famous @stefanblos.com giving a talk.
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Appreciate the patience of our wonderful speakers because I am sooooo behind on editing videos.
Here's world famous @stefanblos.com giving a talk.
Is this the last thing my bug-ridden self-developed side-projects see before Codex turns them into money-printing side-hustles?
TBD.
my goals for December, what are yours?
Lovely when your TO-DOs and your Slack messages line up to form your birthday date. 🥲
Check the repo for Vision Agents (and consider giving it a ⭐️ if you like it):
github.com/GetStream/Vi...
One of the most powerful addition to LLMs are MCP servers and function calling in general. In this video, I'm explaining how to add them using the Vision Agents SDK.
We'll use the @github.com MCP server and a weather API to demonstrate that (including me getting rained on).
youtu.be/Jy7cq3RjjRU
Yes, half the internet is down, which is problematic.
But all I'm worrying about TBH is that I might break my @duolingoverde.bsky.social streak...
Just in case you want to participate on this joyous journey:
open.spotify.com/track/2FRnf9...
Not every year is a year of progression. I'm not ashamed (that's a lie) that this year I've crushingly failed at a very important thing!
Today, in the car, my daughter started (OUT OF NOWHERE) playing Last Christmas before I could stop her. It happened, we talked about it, life goes on.
Since I'm working more with #python lately, I wanted to have a clean linting/formatting setup.
Here's what I have in my settings.json in @vscode.dev / Cursor (big fan of ruff by Astral), anything I'm missing?
That first cup of coffee back home after a trip just hits different. ☕️
I have to say that I think Replit has been cooking with their vibe-coding UX.
Proper planning vs. building; secret handling (well-integrated); editing certain UI-elements only; integrations with DBs, Auth, Git, and more.
Well done and kudos to the team! 🙌🏻
Finally, I no longer only have the case at home.
Curious how this'll hold up. The phone is indeed quite orange, but upon first impression, I really like it.
🎓 Reasoning models have been one of the biggest innovations in LLMs in the past years.
In this video, we take a look at:
🧐 how they work
🤔 how they differ from regular LLMs
🚅 how they are trained
🤯 how to get the most out of them
youtu.be/lyEZG3Y614o
I'm really looking forward to this!
It'll be purely coding-focused and it includes my favorite trick that is (at least to my knowledge) completely underused in the latest Xcode releases!
Also....it's always worth joining for the community aspect!
Who's in? 🙋
Looking forward to showing how to "Add video calling into an app in just 30 minutes" for the @revenuecat.com #shipaton2025 livestream.
We're using #SwiftUI and doing some nice Liquid Glass animations while we're doing it.
Join in just under 2h to take a look and follow-along!
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For the first post, I'm covering the great UX site lawsofux.com
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It's been a while, but I finally got back to continuing the "AI for Good" specialization from @deeplearningai.bsky.social on Coursera.
It's so much fun to explore more about how to leverage the incredible powers that we are given with AI and how we can use it for good things.
AI is evolving fast, and one of the most interesting things lately has been MCP servers.🤗
But what is the Model Context Protocol that @anthropic.com pioneered and is becoming an industry standard quickly?🤔
Learn about the basics and building a simple server!
youtu.be/Dkmfvfr1L4I
