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@mattpocockuk It is crazy how much you have to hunt down this tiny architectural flaws at the beginning of a codebase, to ensure that agents arenβt producing more of the same.
I have a knack for cybersecurity for a long time now, and recently started to look into web3 and smart contact auditing. I never had the chance to really deep dive into some audits and hopefully I will get to this as well.
βGive me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe.β - Abraham Lincoln
As a freelancer, gaps between projects are my axe-sharpening time.
I will use the weekend to prepare a list of things I want to dive into before my next project starts.
When it comes to AI/ML, I want to dive deeper into LLMS and how to incoorperate them into bigger software systems and enhance them with data specific to a company or use-case.
Stuff like agent systems, lang chain, auto gpt and vector dbs come to mind.
Your naming is good, when your code reads like a short snappy article. Not like a random generated password or an dragging essay that could use some editing.
Git annotations are a great way to find your perfect match for a code review. If you changed a lot of code in a module a teammate of yours wrote, this teammate might be a good fit to review your code.