Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

Forward Deployed Engineer; sharing my AI findings Joined October 2022

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Lee Robinson @leerob

a day ago

Here's everything I know about creating amazing developer docs.

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We have three cool announcements today: (1) @OpenAI is launching commerce in ChatGPT. Their new Instant Checkout is powered by @stripe. (2) We're releasing the Agentic Commerce Protocol, codeveloped by Stripe and OpenAI. (3) @stripe is launching an API for agentic payments,…

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Claude @claudeai

a day ago

Introducing Claude Sonnet 4.5—the best coding model in the world. It's the strongest model for building complex agents. It's the best model at using computers. And it shows substantial gains on tests of reasoning and math.

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Paul Graham @paulg

a week ago

If you make your app 10% easier to use you'll get twice as many users.

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

a week ago

xAI launches Grok 4 Fast: - 2M context window - 47x cheaper than Grok 4 - Outperforms GPT-5 mini (high) on multiple benchmarks - Uses 40% fewer thinking tokens - Pricing: $0.2 input, $0.5 output for all modes - Tops LMArena's Search Arena, surpassing OpenAI o3-search - Beats Grok…

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

2 weeks ago

Source code is the new documentation

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

2 weeks ago

No credit will be given for predicting rain. Only credit for building an ark. - @bhorowitz

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Arvid Kahl @arvidkahl

3 weeks ago

LLMs are ALWAYS hallucinating their answers. It's just that sometimes, we agree with what they hallucinate. That's when they're "right." Whether an LLM answer is correct or not has nothing to do with the LLM and everything to do with your ability to verify and judge the result.

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

3 weeks ago

One of the advantages of being an early adopter of new AI platforms is that you get a feel for new experiments in UI and UX which helps when you’re building your own platforms

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

3 weeks ago

Recently did a podcast with Ken Ken is a master's student & a researcher working in AI initiatives at @CarnegieMellon (CMU), he interned at Addy AI as a forward deployed engineer. I had a chat with him to understand how he leverages AI to learn, code and research. Episode link…

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Aaron Levie @levie

4 weeks ago

AI is crazy because you deeply need to avoid being sentimental about any part of your product architecture at all times. The models are upgrading at such a fast rate that you have to constantly reevaluate the scaffolding you’ve built, and figure out what now can be solved in a…

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

4 weeks ago

iterate on your intent to express your intent

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

4 weeks ago

when using AI to code, set your base prompt to optimize for readability easy maintenance

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Ian Nuttall @iannuttall

4 weeks ago

This Claude Code cheatsheet is useful to help learn common shortcuts, commands, file locations, MCPs, hooks, and more! Link to the PDF below

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

a month ago

grok-code-fast-1 is gooood

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GitHub Projects Community @GithubProjects

a month ago

Do you trust code written by LLMs? Linus shares his take. [Credit: mastery_learning on YT]

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

a month ago

no body starts from scratch

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

a month ago

what’s ur go-to for document processing? •LangExtract •Mistral OCR •Google Document AI •Azure Form Recognizer •AWS Textract •Tesseract OCR Others?

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Bhaulik Patel @deployengineer

a month ago

mono repos are the future

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Peter Steinberger @steipete

a month ago

Prediction: ORM's will become less of a thing with agents. They are just really good at writing SQL or using libraries that are very close to SQL. I moved from Drizzle to Kysely and there's fewer loops + faster queries and less code to compile.