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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · 7d

something that I'm curious, and may want to try is implementing "Dynamic" state flows for LLMs... I can see a process where it could create new states (teaching it), and then asking to evaluate which state to slide into, to then change the prompts for that state... I wonder... #ai #llm #learning

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · 9d

AI isn’t just for chatbots. 🚫🤖
In my latest post, I share how LLMs can actually simplify real work—from classifying requests to summarizing reports.

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Unlearning and Relearning: How to Apply AI in Everyday Workflows

When engineers get a new tool in their toolbox, there’s always a learning curve. Some tools are easy to pick up (like new language versions), others are challenging (Docker, Kubernetes), and some are ...

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Aug 17

Ok question @tychobrahe.bsky.social. If I were to start reading warhammer novels where to start?

Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Aug 16

Reminds me when I got my first sound blaster for PC. Was wondering how to make sound out of it and kept writing to memory and invoking the irq. Raised the volume thinking it was not working and when I finally hit the audio buffer it screeched at 3:00am. Almost died from a heart attack. Best times!

Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Aug 16

And also you peek!

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Aug 10

Just posted a new article on what does it mean to be an engineer in the era of LLM/AI #ai #leadership #llm #developer

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Through the Looking Glass: How Engineers Should Approach AI, Its Tools, and Adapt

AI Is Here — And It’s Reshaping How We Work Artificial Intelligence isn’t a sudden arrival—it’s been quietly evolving for decades. The field traces its roots to the mid-20th century and saw an explosi...

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pubhouse.net @pubhouse.net · Jul 15

#offheap 91! We dive into OpenAI’s $3B Windsurf deal, the launch of the CVE Foundation, and big OSS updates: Spring AI 1.0.0, Jakarta EE 11 and major license shifts from Redis, Hibernate & OpenRewrite. Plus, RTO trends & more! 🎙️ #Java #OSS #AI #DevNews

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OffHeap 91. It’s monday, but I don’t wanna drive to work! (RTO!) – Pub House Network

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pubhouse.net @pubhouse.net · Jul 15

🎙️ New Stackd Podcast Ep. 77 — “I Haven’t Been Fired Yet” w/ @starbuxman!
We talk AI debugging, Java 24, Spring AI, WebAssembly, UK’s crime prediction tool, clean energy, dev tools & more! ☕💻
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Stackd 77: “I Haven’t Been Fired Yet” – Pub House Network

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Jun 13

Its the en dash where it is at. www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8rdJa3C/

Punctuation marks hanging out

TikTok video by Elle Cordova

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Jun 3

I mean. What do you mean RTFM? What is that even mean? 🧌

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · May 21

Interesting question. Say you have a request/response. Do you

Process(req):res
Process(pair):pair
Process(req):res(contains req as property)

Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · May 19

Hey blueskysphere. Has anyone worked with captnproto in java? Worth taking a look? Or is just in memory proto for c++?

Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · May 13

@danvega.dev how about a tutorial for #springai and #llamaguard3? That would be amazing! (Hint hint 😉)

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Apr 26

a man is holding up his fist and says consider our fight begun !

ALT: a man is holding up his fist and says consider our fight begun !

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Apr 15

It has to be “quod erat demonstrandum” (qed)

Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Apr 10

Yeah. Its a great framework and scales well. If anyone plans to use it though I would encourage to read their license. It’s not apache (for their latest versions). akka.io/bsl-license-... (most likely one would need a commercial license for prod)

Akka BSL License FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the Akka BSL License.

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Apr 6

So my weekend project (ok multiple weekends) was to create an email classifier that help me organize more than 100k emails on my inbox. It's open sourced, use LLM for email classification and runs in your computer (no need to ship emails outside to anyone). Give it a spin! github.com/windust/mail...

GitHub - windust/mail-organizer: Mail Organizer for spam, etc.

Mail Organizer for spam, etc. Contribute to windust/mail-organizer development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Apr 1

I will proudly die on this hill. Steak fries are the best fries🍟. www.nytimes.com/2025/03/31/d...

Steak Fries: Deservedly Reviled or Underappreciated Edible Spoons? (Gift Article)

They may be America’s least popular fry, but some chefs are still devoted to them.

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Mar 28

I wonder what @smarks.bsky.social thinks? (am I a heretic for even thinking it? 😂)

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Freddy Guime @fguime.bsky.social · Mar 27

An interesting question. Bytearrayoutputstream…should it be guarded by a try-with-resources? Or just let it be?

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pubhouse.net @pubhouse.net · Mar 27

💘 Open source is looking for love! In our latest #OffHeap episode, @apache.org #eclipsefoundation, and @commonhaus.org battle it out to win over a new open-source project. Who will be the perfect match? 🌹✨ www.pubhouse.net/podcast/offh...

OffHeap 90. The Dating Game at Devnexus 2025 – Pub House Network

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Arc of AI Conference @arcofai.bsky.social · Mar 26

Attend @fguime.bsky.social's session at Arc of AI Conference, and learn how to build an email filter and classifier that runs locally using Java and Ollama ✉️

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Use code JOIN-FREDDY-50OFF for a discount
📅March 31-April 3
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Ken Kousen @kousenit.com · Mar 22

Really outstanding explanation of stream gatherers

Todd Ginsberg @todd.ginsberg.com · Mar 19

Java 24 just introduced Stream Gatherers — custom intermediate operations for Java Streams.

I've written a blog post explaining what they are, why they matter, and how you can write your own.

todd.ginsberg.com/post/java/ga...

Stream Gatherers: The Missing Piece in Java Stream Processing • Todd Ginsberg

Enhancing Java Streams with custom Gatherers: a flexible way to implement intermediate operations in your Java streams

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Sharat (Shar) Chander @sharatchander.bsky.social · Mar 21

And…IT’S A WRAP!

#JavaOne 2025 is over! Thanks for making the return of “the conference that started it all” a huge success! The #Java community spirit is alive and well! See you next year!

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Aboogail Screamini @abbeyperini.dev · Mar 13

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"When your systems are designed to be used by normal engineers, all that excess brilliance they have can get poured into the product itself, instead of wasting it on navigating the system."

Charity Majors @charity.wtf · Mar 13

The IEEE republished a lightly edited version of my recent essay, "In Praise of 'Normal' Engineers". 🙌 spectrum.ieee.org/10x-engineer

The greatest engineering orgs in the world are not the most pedigreed or top heavy, but the ones where normal engineers can move the business forward, day by day.

Why Great Engineering Orgs Thrive on "Normal" Engineers

Software engineer Charity Majors challenges the "10x engineer" myth, arguing that true productivity lies in team performance, not individual brilliance. She encourages building workplaces where "norma...

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