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Nvidia CEO says his AI chips are improving faster than Moore's Law
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the performance of his company's AI chips is advancing faster than historical rates set by Moore's Law, the rubric that drove
4 Pitfalls in using AI to build software
AI has evolved into a clear productivity multiplier for developers. Yet some remain skeptical, frustrated by its limitations. The issue often isn't the tool - it's misaligned expectations. Like any powerful technology, success comes from leveraging its strengths rather than fixating on what it can't do.
Dynamic AI access control should adapt to evolving timelines. Event-driven approaches like Continuous Access Monitoring and CAEP enable real-time adjustments to access control based on changing conditions.
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Be Careful When Using Cursor to Help Build Application
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Below are some tips or tricks when building application with Cursor. These lessons are based on my recent experience while building a Sudoku game (just wanna test Cursor's capability).Do commit frequently. Recommend doing commit for every big change (a new feature such as a new button added for some function, some big UI change like added some new component changing the UI layout a bit)Test everything (regression testing) after doing big change. It may affect existing functions when adding new f...
Some Thoughts About Microservice Adoption
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Nowadays microservice is very popular among companies with the increasing complexity of systems. The goal is to make each microservice to handle one specific job and handle it well. This normally would provide the benefit of maintaining the service easily and isolating errors and making the service more reliable and scalable.The benefits of adopting microservice are obvious.Maintainability. Decouple functions so that each function can be maintained separately which reduces the risk of issue caus...
Calculating Token Count for Claude API Using Go: A Step-by-Step Guide
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When working with large language models like Claude from Anthropic, understanding how many tokens your input consumes is essential for managing costs and optimizing performance. In this blog, we’ll explore how to calculate token counts for a given input using Go. We’ll use Anthropic’s count_tokens API endpoint, which provides a straightforward way to determine token usage.PrerequisitesBefore diving in, ensure you have:A working Go environment (installation guide).An Anthropic A...
Understanding Cursor and WindSurf's Code Indexing Logic
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Background: The Importance of Context in AI ProgrammingIf the “intelligence” of large models, such as Claude 3.5 Sonnet, is the key factor driving a stepwise leap in AI programming capabilities, the other critical factor is the context length.Currently, Claude 3.5 Sonnet offers a maximum context length of 200k tokens. While this is more than sufficient for conversational models—capable of handling a 50,000 or even 100,000-word book with ease—it still falls far short for p...
Do Not Be Misled by ‘Build an App in 5 Minutes’: In-Depth Practice with Cursor
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In August this year, I tried out Cursor and was thoroughly impressed, prompting me to write an introductory article about it. Soon after, I transitioned my daily work environment entirely from GitHub Copilot + JetBrains to the paid version of Cursor. After several months of use, it has felt incredibly smooth.While using it myself, I’ve often recommended Cursor to colleagues and friends. However, many of them still have questions, such as:What advantages does it have over native ChatGPT or ...
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Are you using Cursor or Windsurf?
With development of AI, the code editors are also evolving. Originally Microsoft offered Github Copilot which can help complete code by giving instructions on what needs to be done. Now Cursor and Windsurf are going one step further which can also help edit code instead of just completing code. Have you started to use these new editors? Which one are you using? And good or bad thing to share?
Will AI Replace Programmers?
With the popularity of AI, people are talking about what kind of jobs would be replaced by AI again and many think that programmers are those who would be replaced. Given that IDEs like Cursor can help generates code by just giving a description on what to do, it seems it's the case. But is it really the case? Will programmers be replaced by AI? Are you worried?
What Is Your AI Learning Story?
AI becomes a very hot topic again since the introduction of OpenAI's ChatGPT and now more and more people are learning AI or LLMs. What is your story? And any recommendation for new commers?
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What Chrome extensions do you find useful for programmers?
As a programmer, we may sometimes find some Chrome extensions useful for us to improve our daily life. Do you have any recommendation and why? Leave a note.
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What does your personal desk look like?
As a programmer, what does your personal desk look like? How many monitors do you have? Does it look like that in The Matrix?
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