Tokens, Context Windows, and why your AI agent feels stupid sometimes
Explains how token limits and context windows cause AI coding agents to fail, and offers techniques to keep them stable during long tasks.
Explains how token limits and context windows cause AI coding agents to fail, and offers techniques to keep them stable during long tasks.
A critique of Andrej Karpathy's AGI timeline, arguing that AI systems, not just LLMs, will replace knowledge workers sooner than his definition suggests.
A developer reflects on the shift from classic programming debates to pervasive AI discussions, exploring its practical use, ethical concerns, and impact on the developer community.
Critiques the anti-AI movement's purely negative stance, arguing it undermines credibility and suggests more constructive criticism.
An experiment testing the limits of autonomous AI code generation for a Spring Boot app, revealing current limitations and the need for human oversight.
A Thoughtworks engineer argues that developers must still care about code quality and testing, even with advanced AI coding assistants.
A developer explores the limitations of AI coding assistants like Cursor and ChatGPT, highlighting their 'bias towards helpfulness' compared to human feedback.