Election day! It’s a privilege to get to vote and I assume everyone wants what’s best, even if they have different worldviews on how to get there. The tech world kept humming along today, and I read some insightful pieces that you’ll find below.
[article] The Latest in the World of Web Engineering (Featuring AI). Catch up on a handful of topic related to developing for the web.
[article] Why multi-agent AI tackles complexities LLMs can’t. Agents are the next big thing. We’ll see them baked into services and doing some sophisticated activities on our behalves. This post goes into some depth on it.
[blog] Go 1.23’s Game-Changing unique Package: Supercharge Your Data Deduplication. Go’s standard library continues to impress me. I wasn’t aware of this package, but it seems quite useful for inline de-dupe.
[blog] Learning Go in 2024; From Beginner to Senior. Speaking of Go, I read this excellent breakdown of training suggestions for those trying to achieve different levels of expertise with the language.
[blog] No wait, of course THAT is the single most important SaaS metric. There are many good metrics, but choose the ones that matter right now.
[blog] Deploying OAuth2-Proxy as a Cloud Run sidecar container. A sidecar container lets you add functionality to an app without impacting the main container. Here’s an example of using a sidecar for authentication.
[article] What Every Developer Should Know About GPU Computing. Check this out for a very good breakdown of what GPUs are and how to use them.
[blog] Scaling electric transport optimization with Google Cloud Run Jobs. Cool use case, and some terrific results from using the right tool for the job.
[blog] Automating Infrastructure as Code with Vertex AI. This is primarily a post about how prompt design and a long context window can be a better choice than a sophisticated RAG setup.
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