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Originally appeared on OmbuLabs.ai . We recently ran a webinar on setting up Claude Team for small businesses. Here’s the short version, for anyone who wants the plan but couldn’t join us. What’s Claude Team? Claude isn’t one product. There’s Free, Pro, and Max for individuals, and Team and Enterprise for companies. Te
Originally appeared on OmbuLabs.ai . You’ve signed off on an AI project. The proposal made sense, the team seems capable, and now you’re waiting for updates. Then the first status call happens, and it doesn’t sound like the software projects you’ve managed before. There’s a percentage instead of a checklist. There’s a
Originally appeared on naildrivin5.com - David Bryant Copeland's Website . Beginning a job search, it’s clear that to stay in technology means to be in the orbit of AI and AI-generated code, and I need to come to terms with this and figure out how to navigate it. As such, I’m going to start writing more about AI. I pro
Originally appeared on avdi.codes . The social-proof machine for AI techniques and tools is circular, and it’s getting absurd. A rant. A blog version of this video: The social proof machine On the way to the office the other day I was catching up on AI coding videos, and I heard something I’d heard before, but this tim
Originally appeared on naildrivin5.com - David Bryant Copeland's Website . Beginning a job search, it’s clear that to stay in technology means to be in the orbit of AI and AI-generated code, and I need to come to terms with this and figure out how to navigate it. As such, I’m going to start writing more about AI. I pro
Originally appeared on Evil Martians . Authors: Kirill Yakovenko, Account Manager, Valentin Kiselev, Backend Engineer, and Travis Turner, Tech Editor Topics: Developer Products, Product development, Ruby on Rails, Ruby MRR is easy to calculate and easy to get subtly wrong. Here's how to normalize Stripe subscriptions,
Originally appeared on The Ruby on Rails Podcast . Recorded at Rails World, David sits down with Buzzsprout co-founder and CEO Tom Rossi for a wide-ranging conversation about AI, software development, product thinking, and the changing role of developers. Tom shares his perspective on the rapid pace of change in the so
Originally appeared on Write Software Well . For the past two years, I've been working with a client , an enterprise software company (built with Ruby on Rails, of course), particularly in the niche of software used by enterprises of all sizes + MSPs and IT administrators for real businesses like law firms, municipalit
Originally appeared on justin․searls․co - Digest . Direct link to podcast audio file Unlike Sam Altman, I sat down and did the math by hand to calculate that it would actually be less time to produce the show if I were to livestream it than to edit it after the fact and upload it. The fact I recently got upgraded f
Originally appeared on Mike Perham . Last year I founded the Gem Fellowship with $100,000 in funding. Myself and the gem.coop team judged applications from 40+ projects and funded eight with awards between $2500 and $20,000. This year I’m providing $100,000 again but we want to do more! Would you and your company like
Originally appeared on Josh Software . @ybl to @oksbi: the hidden architecture, ownership, and lifecycle of India’s payment identity. Open Google Pay. Tap “Create UPI ID.” Wait two seconds. Done. You now have rahul@oksbi. Here’s what nobody tells you: Google didn’t create that. Google Pay doesn’t own it. And if Google
Originally appeared on Planet Argon Blog . A client's internal search box failed to surface their own relevant legal documents, announcements, and press releases. Looking deeper, we realized a few things... Continue Reading
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