I recently gave an AI agent direct, write-level access to the PostgreSQL database that DaVinci Resolve runs on. And honestly? That's the least interesting part of the story. The interesting part is the architecture I stumbled into along the way — a repeatable pattern for letting AI work across all t
Overview If you're not already familiar with the concept of data streaming and the resources available in Azure on the topic, then please visit my article Data Streaming at Scale in Azure and review that first.
Overview Many modern enterprise applications start with data generated by real world events like human interactions or regular sensor readings, and it's often the modern developer's job to design a system that will capture that data, move it quickly through some data pipeline, and then turn it into
I'm a big fan of at least two things in life: writing code and being productive. On matters involving both I get downright giddy, and one such matter is semantic selection. VS Code calls them smart selections, but whatever.
I do a lot of work with Windows as well as with Linux, and I have a little trick that I've shared 100 times and finally decided to drop into a blog post for posterity.
My buddy Jason Young (@ytechie) asked a question the other day that reminded me of a Node trick I learned sometime ago and remember getting pretty excited about.