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Told to “start using AI” but still unsure what that means in practice? Janna Lipenkova’s #ServerlessTO talk is a must-watch — she tackles the big questions others avoid. → Watch: hubs.la/Q03yLjqy0 → Get her book: hubs.la/Q03yLl7X0

Building an LLM-based app is one thing — deploying and fine-tuning it is a whole other challenge. AI Agents and Applications by Roberto Infante breaks down the process from the ground up. Watch the First Chapter Summary: hubs.la/Q03yC1Yg0

Why did Kirill Bobrov write Grokking Concurrency? And why use Python? He shares the story on @bookoverflowpod, plus how he makes tough concepts easier to understand. 🎧 Watch here: hubs.la/Q03yFGm10 📘 45% off the book with code bookbobrov: hubs.la/Q03yFHFf0

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Know ML? Folks often assume that means you know LLMs — but what if you don’t? LLMs in Production by Brousseau & Sharp breaks down how LLMs work, how to use them, & how to integrate them into apps. A must-read if you want to get up to speed! hubs.la/Q03yh1cJ0

Got the OG edition of The Design of Web APIs? @medjawii (founder of apidays conferences) calls @apihandyman’s 2nd edition “...a completely new book. More depth, more details, more wisdom on API design.” Find it on Amazon: hubs.la/Q03ynkx_0

Did you know Manning has a sale running this week? (I practically live on the site, so I never miss 'em 😅.) 35% off your entire purchase through Sunday. That's eBooks, MEAPs, liveVideos, liveProjects, liveAudio — the whole shebang. And the best part? No codes, no hassle. The…