erin mikail staples

I've always been frustrated by how hard it is to discover good coding projects to learn from.

Remember Tamagotchis?

By early summer 2025, our documentation at Galileo had entered its “please don’t look too closely” phase.

Overview What happens when you combine absurd startup ideas with serious AI evaluation?

This concept has been something I've been kicking around for a while.

Everywhere you look, someone’s building (or selling) some “AI-powered” something — from chatbots that help you order cat food, to full-blown agent frameworks that will schedule your meetings, optimize your finances, and maybe (accidentally) tweet from your

AKA - the only thing that keeps my head on straight when creating content. full disclosure this is what works for me, but might not be everyone's cup of tea — find something better, use that!

Originally posted to the internal LD blog, but sharing a condensed version publicly in favor of learning in public.

A well-executed conference talk's beauty lies in its immediate impact and ability to fuel a larger momentum across content, education, and user adoption.

At the heart of any new product development lies one critical component — the user.

Howdy folks!

Ever wondered what it's like to become a wizard in the realm of data labeling?

Let's explore one of the tools I've had fun playing with and exploring this year — React Bricks.

My Mad Dash to Organize a Happy Hour at ODSC As a community builder or developer advocate, conferences are a great way to deepen relationships, foster new connections, or facilitate collaboration.

The risks of outspoken contrarianism and problems with hype.