Over the last year, I’ve noticed two very different conversations taking place around artificial intelligence. The first is the conversation most people are familiar with. New models are released, benchmark scores improve, businesses experiment with adoption, and headlines focus on capabilities. Depending on who you ask, AI is either going to dramatically increase productivity, eliminate entire categories of jobs, transform
When I first read Anthropic’s response to the US government’s decision to suspend access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5, my initial reaction was probably the same as most people in the technology industry: what exactly happened here? The public details remain limited. Anthropic claims the government has identified a narrow jailbreak technique and that the demonstrated capabilities are not
Do you experience anxiety when you have an upcoming interview? Do the knots in your stomach keep you up at night? Maybe you blank out under the pressure. If this is you, you’re not alone – but it doesn’t have to be this way either! There are 3 simple techniques you can utilize to overcome interview anxiety. Some background –
All the talk has been about Workflow and Process Builder going away, but there is a much more urgent deprecation coming that can cause breaking changes overnight to your Salesforce production org integrations
Demands to return to the office are picking up momentum. If you’re reading this, you’re likely in a similar situation. So what should you do?
To be clear: I’m not against returning to the office. I consider myself pro-choice.
OmniStudio is one of the hottest new technologies on the Salesforce platform, and after being acquired by Salesforce in early 2020, it’s now officially a part of the Salesforce family as Salesforce Industries. When I first started playing with OmniStudio last fall I was surprised to learn this product is actually a part of Einstein Automate. With OmniStudio, you can
Want to work on my team in the Digital Experience Tower here at Manulife? We’re hiring a DevOps Engineer.
I just encountered the first SOQL syntax error I’ve had to look up in a long time. Do you know how to write a NOT LIKE condition in a query?
I learned something today I probably should have already known. We have a number of PDF reports that used to download when the links were clicked, but were now opening up in the browser. I started playing with the VF Page to alter this behaviour but soon discovered there’s actually a Salesforce setting that controls how different file types are
One thing I somehow missed in the Spring ’16 update is a new method in the System.Test class called setCreatedDate() .