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Cases Systems I delivered: how they were built, where they broke, how I verified them 1 item Tools Software and services I genuinely use every day 16 items Learning Write-ups of courses, books and podcasts 3 items

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Delivery case: turning 44 warehouse-project pitfalls into a tool AI assistants can call —

Warehouse-project pitfalls turned into a self-check and three tools AI assistants can call. Scoring is fixed in code. How it was built, what broke, and what the evaluation numbers do and do not prove. · I turned the pitfalls I have seen on warehouse and logistics projects into a library, then built two things on top of it: a five-minute project self-check, and a set of tools that AI assistants such a…

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American Express americanexpress.com (external link, opens in a new window)

Credit and charge card issuer

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Capital One capitalone.com (external link, opens in a new window)

US bank: credit cards, savings and checking accounts

banks
Chat GPT chatgpt.com (external link, opens in a new window)

OpenAI’s AI chat assistant

ai
Claude code claude.ai (external link, opens in a new window)

Anthropic’s command-line AI coding assistant

ai
Cursor cursor.com (external link, opens in a new window)

Code editor with built-in AI

ai
Deep Seek deepseek.com (external link, opens in a new window)

DeepSeek’s large language models and chat assistant

ai

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Seven bets on where agents go next — notes on the LangChain Interrupt closing keynote —

My notes on Harrison Chase's closing keynote at LangChain Interrupt: seven predictions about where agents are heading, and what I think they mean if you build with them. · These are my notes on a talk by someone else — Harrison Chase's closing keynote at LangChain's Interrupt conference. The framing he chose was to stand a year in the future, at Interrupt 2027, and ask …

ai-agents langchain continual-learning open-models
How the Economic Machine Works — Ray Dalio’s 30-minute animation youtube.com (external link, opens in a new window)

Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio explains the economy in a 30-minute animation, broken into four parts: transactions, the three main forces, debt cycles and deleveraging. · Video: Watch on YouTube (about 31 minutes), posted on the official channel Principles by Ray Dalio Presenter: Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates

economics debt-cycles Ray-Dalio
Principles for Success — Ray Dalio’s animated series youtube.com (external link, opens in a new window)

Ray Dalio’s Principles for Success in 30 minutes: thinking for yourself, pain + reflection = progress, a five-step process for reaching goals, and the lessons of his near-bankruptcy in 1982. · Video: Watch on YouTube (about 30 minutes, eight episodes), posted on the official channel Principles by Ray Dalio Presenter: Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates

principles decision-making Ray-Dalio