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Jul 24, 2024

Rebooting San Francisco royalty: Emperor Norton meets GenAI

An experiment at the intersection of history, local culture, and bleeding edge artificial intelligence

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Jul 2, 2019

My neural net turned into an Apple zealot after training it on mid-1990s WIRED issues

I trained a bleeding-edge machine learning (ML) model with a dozen issues of WIRED magazine from the mid-1990s and things got weird. The…

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May 2, 2019

TCP/IP over Amazon Cloudwatch Logs

Running network services inside AWS Lambda Functions

TCP/IP over Amazon Cloudwatch Logs

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Nov 16, 2017

Using AI to generate an ICO white paper

With ICOs, or token sales of cryptocurrencies, having reportedly raised $2.3 billion in 2017, the time seemed right to use AI to generate a…

Using AI to generate an ICO white paper

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Oct 17, 2017

Writing an Ethereum smart contract from the 19th century

Thought it’d be fun to explore blockchain hype and write a simple Ethereum smart contract based on an short story from the 19th century.

Writing an Ethereum smart contract from the 19th century

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Jul 28, 2017

Running Selenium and Headless Chrome on AWS Lambda

There seems to be a small community of developers building interesting browser things on AWS Lambda with Headless Chrome.

Running Selenium and Headless Chrome on AWS Lambda

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May 2, 2017

SSH-ing into your AWS Lambda Functions

Finally proof that serverless has servers?

SSH-ing into your AWS Lambda Functions

Clay Smith

Clay Smith

writes/talks/makes tech stuff sometimes at @frogdesign in san francisco. formerly @newrelic, @pagerduty, @uchicago CS. my opinions.

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