The installation itself wasn’t difficult. Many of the terms were unfamiliar, so I skipped most of the settings or postponed them for later, and focused only on what seemed essential—setting up the model. At the very least, it needed to be able to hold a conversation. I initially configured it using a subscription token obtained… Continue reading OpenClaw: Day 1
While this may not be an early move, I’ve finally stepped into SDD (Spec-Driven Development). I’ve been hearing for quite some time about the idea of aggressively delegating coding to AI. I even ran a few experiments myself. Still, I believed that fully entrusting a large project to AI wasn’t quite realistic yet. I knew… Continue reading Stepping into SDD (Spec-Driven Development)
I’ve just jumped into the much-talked-about OpenClaw.Since I happened to sign up for the $100 Claude Max plan for some reason, I don’t have to worry about running out of tokens for now.It’s still an early version, so there are quite a few rough edges, and from a security point of view there are definitely… Continue reading Exploring OpenClaw: My Initial Impressions
It just occurred to me that I should try Unity. I used to write code using a combination of Python and pygame when creating data visualization videos, but the limitations were clear—it was strictly 2D. Then it suddenly struck me: Unity is a tool well known for 3D game development. Why couldn’t it be used… Continue reading A Taste of Unity
Over the past few days, I’ve been exploring Google ADK or Agent Development Kit. My initial impression is this allows backend developers like me more flexibility and capability than before. There have been API’s provided by several AI companies, those are almost the same to its UI versions. But with MCP and ADK, it feels… Continue reading Exploring Google ADK: A Backend Developer’s Perspective
Last week, I got to know the term MCP, Model Context Protocol. This term appeared in every feeds of YouTube, Facebook around me. With curiosity, I dug a little bit. The more I read, the more I realized this was something I needed to understand better. The basic concept of the MCP wasn’t too complicated.… Continue reading Exploring MCP: How Model Context Protocol Enhances AI
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The recent YouTube video from Mark Rober’s channel was quite interesting. The title was “Can you fool a self driving car”, which is very catchy as all the YouTube videos do. The video is actually an introduction to LiDAR technology. The first half of the video was about mapping the famous Disneyland’s dark ride, Space… Continue reading Mark Rober’s LiDAR Experiment: Insights on Self Driving
Recently I enjoyed a Nexflix show, "Culinary Class Wars". In round 4 of the show, there was a mission that each team ran a restaurant for 20 guests. Surely the team with the most revenue wins. Although each team served very nice and luxurious dishes, there must be only one winner. After the round ended,… Continue reading How many dishes were sold in Round 4 of “Culinary Class Wars”?
Python's logging module is an excellent tool for tracking the activities of a script. For instance, if you want to log the start of a function, its parameters, return values, and completion, you can manually insert logging calls at appropriate places within the function. But what if you need to add these logs to every… Continue reading Python Decorators: Streamlining Logging in Your Functions
Let's say two people have their own lists of client email addresses. They want to know how many email addresses they have in common, but do not want to share the whole email addresses to each other. They do not also want to share their email addresses to a 3rd person. How can they compare… Continue reading NANP and Phone Number Normalization: Securing Data for Comparison
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