Technology
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V1.2.1: I Read My Own Post and Realised I Was Wrong
What happens when you re-read your own code weeks after writing it, with no open bug and no pressure. Sometimes that is all it takes. Read more
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v1.7: Single Agent vs Multi-Agent: What I Learned Building Both
Single agent or multi-agent? Emergent or explicit routing? Here’s what I learned with an AI system that started too rigid and had to evolve. Read more
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v1.3: Three Days Arguing With an LLM About What Year It Is
I once built a data analysis agent. Simple stuff – query the database, answer questions about transactions and campaigns. User asks something, agent writes SQL, runs it, gives an answer. Worked great until I asked: “Show me our Q1 2025 performance.” The agent pulled the data perfectly. Then told me: “This is a forecast for… Read more
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v1.1: Why does AI code „always“ fail in production?
AI accounts for over half the code produced in some organizations, yet 48% of AI-generated code snippets contain vulnerabilities compared to lower rates for human-written code. The industry narrative is clear: AI-generated code is fundamentally less reliable in production. But what if we’re blaming the wrong thing? AI-generated code doesn’t come with a self-destruct mechanism.… Read more
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v1.0: Hello World!
Hello everyone! My name is Edouard. The first post is always the hardest, but I thought I’d start writing about anything and the rest would come. 276 was the telephone prefix for my hometown (on an island far, far away…) and starting a blog, I thought I would use it in the name, to keep… Read more
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