Articles with tag ai :
Introducing libcontour
The problem of contouring and parametric region partitioning has finally been solved.
Third impressions on Claude
Well, it's finally happened: my daily work routine revolves around prompting Claude. I can't say that I'm sad about this development actually, even though I dislike the general invasion of AI into all aspects of computing. What I do want to reflect on right now is two things: the nature …
Second impressions on Claude
There are imperfections in the facade.
On writing and LLMs
When I was younger I hated writing. I was bad at it in every way: I could not organize my thoughts. I lacked the vocabulary. I had nothing to say. And yet, as of late, I find an urge to write. Not for any particular reason, but it seems like …
First impressions on Claude
Claude is quite stunning.
AI is making me a micromanager
I am a manager. I hate being a manager. Granted, I manage a whopping two people (two and half, if we're being realistic about job tasks), but I still don't enjoy it. I understand it is a necessary evil in a company of size greater than two, and on the …