It’s not obvious how to get good results when trying to use LLMs for technical task. After many long discussions online I’ve come to realize that there’s a lack of proper introduction guides. Here’s mine.
Chip ’n Tell is a webservice that allows for audio recognition of old Atari ST chiptunes. Here’s why we made it, and how.
Reverse engineering proprietary algorithms can be such a chore. So why not outsource that tedious work to the machines? Here’s how “I” reverse engineered an ECC algorithm for Winbond NANDs.
Vibe coding is the name given to just prompting an LLM to implement according to your directions. In this post I detail what my experience is after having done just that, viewed from the point of a senior Software Engineer and Cybersecurity expert.