Kimsia
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Kimsia
In 2024, something shifted: AI-native apps started taking off. And we realized that our architecture was uniquely well-suited to power them. We leaned into agent-focused development, and within a few months, over 80% of databases were being created by AI agents rather than humans.
Neon and Databricks - Neon
age-of-agents and agentic
Because of how easy the Neon software is to use via API, it was becoming a popular way for AI agents building apps to get a database going. There’s no human in this loop: someone asked an agent to build an app (potentially using Neon), and the agent autonomously spun up a Neon database to power the app. This, in my mind clearly, is the future of so
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agentic and age-of-agents
humans as logic designers in agentic age
“One thing you do learn with flying is, when you’re off course a little bit, my instructor always said ‘small adjustments normalize the situation,’ ” Carlisle says. “In basketball, life and basketball coaching, small adjustments and normalizing the situation as much as possible have a lot to do with problem solving.”
leadership and
Vaughn Tan on Substack
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Programming Pearls
The text compiles programming advice and principles, offering memorable rules and insights from various experts in software development, coding, debugging, performance optimization, user interfaces, and documentation.
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