I'm virtual, see. Yeah, see, yeah. Software, dad jokes, public speaking, and other such business. Lead Software Engineer @focused_dot_io

Denver, CO
Joined August 2008
Great article. Something we did recently was to wrap every individual workflow in otel instrumentation going to @honeycombio, allowing us to better track workflow performance over time.
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Over the summer, @sh_reya and I hosted 13 sessions on AI Engineering topics like retrieval, post-training, inference, and evals. I've summarized all the sessions, organized by theme, with links to the source materials. Warning: I've tried to pull the most important ideas from each talk, so some notes are short (9.5 hours of sessions comes out to about 20 minutes of reading). Enjoy! hamel.dev/notes/llm/ai-produ…
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introducing tau τ — an educational agent harness that teaches you how to build agent harnesses i will be publishing tutorials and demos on how to use it to create your own TUIs, harnesses, extensions, etc. Happy Tau Day!! 🤓 👉 twotimespi.dev/
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. @Rackspace you have been trying to charge me $0.06 for months on a long dormant account. Why bother? This is a bad look to randomly charge $0.06 after literal years of 0 activity. Also, please stop and close my account. Ticket you created is 260625-ord-0001169
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This slide transition from my #o11ycon keynote just might be the greatest slide transition I’ve ever pulled off as a speaker.
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Hiring: Agent Engineer, Denver. LangChain. LangGraph. TDD. Pairing. Real clients, real production systems. $120–175K xitter.cf/i/jobs/193154631097035…
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Spotted: The Glizzilla 😈
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Yes! This!!! Observability is the sense mechanism that creates a feedback loop. No observability? No loop. You're just injecting chaos into the system and walking away. If you observe, and learn, and iterate based on what you learned... That's how you build great software 💜
Replying to @mipsytipsy
The teams that get this right treat o11y as product infrastructure, not ops tooling. When devs self-serve production answers, the deploy-learn-iterate cycle compresses. That flywheel compounds faster than anyone expects.
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Andy E. retweeted
If you’re writing opinions on whether to do code reviews, write tests, or any part of production lifecycles these days, you should have to disclose if you personally are part of a PagerDuty rotation
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"Everything is spiritual." @MattForte22 on the latest TUES MORN RB Sports Spectrum podcast.
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My son's 12U baseball team is headed to Arizona in March and 10ish tournaments this summer in CO. They're doing a Player Assist Fundraiser to raise money. I would be thrilled if you could support him! event.operationplayerassist.…
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It's the time of year for reflection. I jotted down my thoughts on why books are still essential in the age of instant information. Link below. Oh, and there's a 40% off coupon on all books from pragprog.com
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Andy E. retweeted
I'm trying something new with my blog, making it interactive first article is about something I care deeply about: logs logging sucks so much loggingsucks.com
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😍Really loved this framing from @eugeneyan on how to build product evals (for ai applications) in three simple steps! We built LangSmith to make it easier to build evals - so I recorded a quick video showing how you can do each of these three steps: youtu.be/mz7mAo4zIC8
After repeating myself for the nth time on how to build product evals, I figured I should write it down. It's just three basic steps(i) labeling a small dataset, (ii) aligning LLM evaluators, and (iii) running the eval harness with each config change. eugeneyan.com/writing/produc…
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🤖Agent Framework vs Runtime vs Harness A term I've heard recently is agent "harness". We're building DeepAgents to be that I wrote a blog on my interpretation of that term and how it differs from "framework" (LangChain) and "runtime" (LangGraph) blog.langchain.com/agent-fra…
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Waiver wire deadlines should always be Wednesday: -Tuesday is a day of research and rest. -Waiver wire Wednesday. The alliteration is perfect. It’s right there. -Also get new injury info on Wednesday. Just a complete letdown by society to have Tuesday as the usual day.
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