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Eric Hestenes is a technology industry and product development veteran with experience in artificial intelligence, media tech, non-profit, open source, ed-tech, and financial services aka fintech.
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Jan 26 · 10 min read · AI tools can write a lot of code quickly. The trap is that they can also mint a lot of names quickly—names that are plausible in the moment but become confusing (and bug‑shaped) as the product grows. With AI you can code super-fast, and generate defe...
Join discussionDec 20, 2025 · 18 min read · Introduction Observability is essential for AI systems because they operate as complex, non-deterministic workflows where failures are often silent and causes are opaque. Unlike traditional software, where a function either returns successfully or th...
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Dec 11, 2025 · 6 min read · This guide explains how to use NIT in real workflows. If What Is NIT? introduced the conceptual foundations—logs, branches, and timelines—this document shows how to work with them using the NIT CLI. It does not describe every command. Instead, it cov...
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Dec 11, 2025 · 4 min read · Introduction Today's AI tools present conversations as long, linear threads. You type; the model replies; the history scrolls upward in a single list. If you want to explore an alternative idea, you scroll back or create a new thread. Over time your ...
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Jun 24, 2024 · 4 min read · For a newbie of the street, the documentation for using Wifi and Bluetooth with the Kemper Profiler Player pedal is scattered and difficult to make sense of. This post is an explainer for understanding the implementation and using these features with...
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