Jordan Matthiesen

Jordan Matthiesen

@jordanmatthiesen.me

AI tooling and developer experience PM | formerly in .NET team at Microsoft. Avid gardener. Lover of music. Always learning the guitar.

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Adventures in the Perplexity Comet browser - organizing my GitHub project! This is a fun one - First I asked it to create issues out of a bullet list and interview me for details. Now, I had it create a project and work on stack ranking those ideas. Wonderful time saver

Been having fun diving deeper in to AI app development with the Python ecosystem lately. So many great libraries - I'd love to see more of this type of open source ecosystem forming for .NET/C#. Beyond the excellent Microsoft-built libraries, anyone have a favorite .NET + AI library?

Looking around at the latest state of AI evaluation libraries for C#/.NET developers. I spotted that there's an EvaluationClient API for the OpenAI .NET SDK now! Tried to play with it, but seems like the API surface isn't there just yet. What a tease! github.com/openai/opena...

github.comGitHub - openai/openai-dotnet: The official .NET library for the OpenAI APIThe official .NET library for the OpenAI API. Contribute to openai/openai-dotnet development by creating an account on GitHub.

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Excellent post with some great advice and thought starters. Highly recommended reading for any software developer - it's important to learn tricks to add additional context to improve your interactions with these coding assistants.

Phillip Carter@phillipcarter.dev

Well I wrote a lot about how I code with LLMs these days and a small slice of where I think this shit is all heading www.phillipcarter.dev/posts/coding...

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Nearly ready with a new blog - I'm loving the simplicity of GitHub Pages for this. Last time I had a blog I used the Ghost blogging engine, which was cool but overly complicated for my needs in hindsight. I went looking for my old blog content and it's all formatted HTML stored in SQL Lite.

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Feeling refreshed after the US Thanksgiving holiday and all my recent travel for tech conferences. Time to dive into a new social media platform and see if I can't up my content creation game. First up, reviving a personal blog.

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