Maximilian Schwarzmüller Articles

Pi is a minimal terminal coding agent that can read, edit and run code - but its real strength is how easily you can adapt it to your own workflow.

A look back at 2025 from the perspective of a web developer - who's both excited about AI and not always thrilled about it

After gong on a hiring spree for 100s of millions this summer, Meta's 600 people layoff seems surprising.

Naturally, as a developer in need of a professinal business headshot, I built an entire AI business headshots service.

Gemma 3n is a new open large language model by Google that combines two models into one, offers multimodal capabilities, and runs locally with reduced memory requirements.

You can get more done by leveraging LLMs and generative AI.

Large Language Models (LLMs) are great at generating code, but they often default to a narrow set of technologies.

Running open LLMs locally or self-hosting them is great, but it can be a hassle (AND may require significant resources).

Many large language models (LLMs) can be run on your own computer.

AI coding assistants are powerful tools, and, to some extent, they can replace developers.

Mixture of Experts (MoE) LLMs promise faster inference than traditional Dense models.

You don't need ChatGPT or Google Gemini for everything.

Quantization is a technique that essentially "compresses" the weights of a LLM, hence allowing it to run on way less (V)RAM than it would otherwise need.

You might not need WebSockets!

Google's new A2A (Agent-to-Agent) Protocol aims to standardize how different AI agents communicate.

AI can boost developer productivity - it's not just marketing.

There's a new buzzword in AI-town: MCP - or 'Model Context Protocol'.

You often hear (and maybe even say) it: Something compiles to "machine code".

The TypeScript team shared that they're porting their compiler and type checker to Go.

Vibe coding, a term coined by Andrej Karpathy, is all about letting LLMs generate code for you.

AI is here to stay and it WILL likely replace developers.

Chances are high that you're using unnecessary third-party libraries.

The tsconfig.json file is a file most developers aren't touching.