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Over the last few months, I have frequently created HTML explainers using coding agents when trying to understand new topics or exploring codebases. Nothing fancu but the approach has been helpful. Some examples are…
- Debugging in the Age of Agents (akashtandon.in)
- Fine-tune FLUX.2 [Klein] with a LoRA under 60 minutes (huggingface.co)
- Superpowers: The Anatomy of an Agent Skill (akashtandon.in)
- Awesome Neuroscience (github.com)
- Autotrader: An autonomous paper trading agent, two weeks in (akashtandon.in)
- Artemis II: Why Going Back to the Moon Is a Big Deal (akashtandon.in)
- DSPy: Programming – Not Prompting – Language Models (akashtandon.in)
- Firestore Schema Visualizer (github.com)
- Interactive Explainer: Pi and OpenClaw (akashtandon.in)
- Four Years a Founder: Time (akashtandon.in)
- A 7-Step Guide for doing UX research for AI features (looppanel.com)
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For example, I asked GPT-4 to identify the source for a quote from a short story by Edgar Allan Poe. It correctly identified the author but not the title. What's the best available explanation for such behavior by LLMs?
- Classifying Slack messages with GPT-4 (github.com)
- Awesome Neuroscience on Github (github.com)
- How to Fine-Tune LLMs in 2024 with Hugging Face (philschmid.de)
- Reflecting on 2023: The Evolution of Looppanel (changelog.looppanel.com)
- Brief lessons from using LLM APIs in production (akashtandon.in)
- Beyond utility – the role of user experience in enterprise software (akashtandon.in)