In Lov’e’ with Learning – again

I was introduced to ‘e’ at school. The quintessential natural logarithm or ln as it was called, was supposed to have a base ‘e’ (whatever that meant). Then I ‘met’ it again in calculus when the formula page for differentiation included Thank God – it is the same. One less thing to remember as we were trying to pile up stuff in memory ‘studying’ for board exams and entrances. I met it again in my M.Tech in AI/ML but I was not curious enough even then – to probe and understand what is was all about, instead trying to finish …

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A Paradise for Problem Solving

This post was the result of my tryst with Claude Opus 4.6 from the time it was launched, which I consider a watershed moment. This is when coding as we know it has been truly solved – well almost. Now, don’t get me wrong. ‘AI coding’ was well and truly happening even several months back. But with Opus 4.6, the agentic workflow is so much improved that it can think about the problem much deeper and can work autonomously for much longer (like 30 minutes or more) instead of going wayward or needing user intervention or not able to understand …

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