I was able to attend day one of the DevConf.in conference held in Pune on the 13th of Feb 2026. I ended up spending most of my time attending the workshops. Had a great time, although maybe the next time the organisers can extend the timings for the lab […] [Original post on mastodon.social]

Some more advanced AI coding topics and resources: 1. Guides and recipes - https://cookbook.openai.com/ 2. Basic prompt engineering patterns - https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/prompt-engineering-cheat-sheet-for-gpt-5 3. More complex prompt engineering patterns - […]

Some basic resources to get up to speed on AI-augmented coding. 1. Addy Osmani's LLM coding flow as of 2026 - https://addyosmani.com/blog/ai-coding-workflow/ 2. Exploring solution spaces with AI - […]

RE: https://hachyderm.io/@miketheman/116008792409955286 When I say TOTP is phishable and webauthn (“passkeys”) isn’t, this is a real-world example of what I am talking about

As much as I loathe LLM "AI" built from hoards of stolen data, machine learning "AI" has become terrifically useful. This past week I had 10 audio recorders set out in the forest and nearby grassland, all recording non-stop from Monday afternoon to Friday […] [Original post on mastodon.nz]

"AI agents—specifically tools like Claude Code—are inherently vulnerable to a "nightmare" security flaw: Indirect Prompt Injection" #ai #cybersecurity #promptinjection #aiagents #llm #programming #infosec #techsecurity #claudecode https://youtu.be/_3okhTwa7w4

"AI Engineering: Building Applications with Foundation Models - Chip Huyen". This is another popular AI fundamentals book. It covers basic topics like prompt engineering, RAG, fine-tuning, agents, and dataset engineering along with choosing the right model, dataset, evaluation benchmarks, and […]

I've pushed out a wall of text as a blog post with my thoughts on "Off the shelf software versus custom-built applications". You can check it out at the link below if this topic interests you and if you have the patience for it. 😇 #softwaredevelopment #programming #software […]

A decent book on ML you can consider skimming is "The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book" by Andriy Burkov. It's short and to the point and will introduce you to many of the core concepts. It is maths heavy however, so unless you really plan to get into the weeds of ML you can just skip over […]

I'm investigating the utility of using AI assisted coding to accelerate development timelines for a new project. I've had to do a lot of reading and catching up on the state of the art on this because the field is changing rapidly. I'm going to be sharing the highlights of what I've picked up […]