David Eastman is a journalist who writes for The New Stack, covering a wide range of topics related to software development, artificial intelligence, and technology. With a focus on providing practical insights and analysis, David's articles explore the latest trends, tools, and challenges in the world of software engineering.
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David Eastman's coverage mainly focuses on software and SaaS, particularly AI engineering, web development, software development, dev tools, and programming languages. He has a strong emphasis on industry-specific content with a significant portion dedicated to expert commentary.
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When is a Markov chain useful for solving problems? When you want to model something that's in discrete states, writes David Eastman.
By: David Eastman, Nicolas Picard
If you're a developer looking to move sectors — whether forced by layoff or just wanting something new — here are tips to help make the jump.
We look at Linear, a new project management tool that is certainly opinionated — about not adhering to the agile software philosophy.
Gtoolkit, a moldable development environment tool, makes it easier to explore your code — but its usefulness is limited right now.
By: David Eastman, Erik Mclean, Will Usher
We look at an open source method to run large language models locally. LocalAI is an alternative to Ollama, a private company.
By: David Eastman, Sung Jin Cho
LlamaIndex is a tool that focuses on the ‘R’ of RAG (for retrieval) to help enrich an LLM prompt with your data. Here's how devs can use it.
We look at Amazon's controversial AI-powered grocery store for lessons in agile software development — particularly as it relates to AI dev.
If you can isolate regex methods and use benchmarks to check comparisons, you can speed up regular expressions if you really need to.
We put Meta's new Llama 3 large language model through its paces as a coding tool by asking it to create a JSON persistence solution.
We discover that mapping one domain (publishing) into another (the domain-specific language of SQL) works heavily to an LLM's strengths.
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