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This Week I Learned - Week #43 2024

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This Week I Learned -  * Claude.ai, Replit.com, Bolt.new, V0.dev, Pythagora.ai and a few other tools write and deploy code just based on a prompt.   * "We ( Thoughtworks ) see some antipatterns starting to appear in the hyperactive AI space, including the mistaken notion that humans can fully replace pair programming with AI as the companion, overreliance on coding assistance suggestions, code quality issues with generated code and faster growth rates of codebases. AI tends to solve problems via brute force rather than use abstractions, such as using dozens of stacked conditionals rather than the Strategy design pattern. The code quality issues in particular highlight an area of continued diligence by developers and architects to make sure they don’t drown in "working-but-terrible" code. Thus, team members should double down on good engineering practices — such as unit testing, architectural fitness functions and other proven governance and validation techniques — to ma

Any Sufficiently Advanced AI Feature Is Indistinguishable From Magic (or an April Fools' Joke)

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Generative AI Learning Resources

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There is a wealth of free learning resources, including self-paced courses mostly with video content, available for anyone interested in Generative AI. In addition to the companies that develop AI tools, there are many individual experts you can follow to stay up to date. Here’s a list: DeepLearning.AI Google - Qwiklabs / Cloud Skills Boost Microsoft - Learn platform , Github AWS -  AWS Skill Builder   Oracle University nVIDIA Self-Paced Courses   IBM - CognitiveClass.ai Code.org   DataBricks Weights & Biases AI Academy Project Management Institute (PMI)   Janakiram MSV Andrej Karpathy W.I.P