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What the quantum software stack actually looks like today

A look at the quantum software stack as it stands: the three modalities you can program against, the layers from QASM up to Qiskit and Q#, and why the transpiler and the debugging story matter more than the hardware headlines.

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AI, Core Updates

WordPress 7.0 AI features and the fatal error on activation

Core bundles its own AI client in WordPress 7.0, so older AI Experiments builds fatal the moment you activate them. What is graduating out of experiment status, the LLM kill switch in Trac 64706, and how to load your own AI code without crashing.

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AI, AI in WordPress, Development

Building an AI application is mostly infrastructure work

Building an AI application is mostly plumbing: keys kept out of the repo, a plan for 429 responses, and a chunking engine for anything longer than the token limit. Notes on what keeps an AI feature running once it leaves your laptop.

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AI, AI in WordPress

Vision language models are not trained from scratch

Nobody trains a vision language model from a blank slate. You freeze a ViT, train a Q-Former to bridge image features into the text embedding space, and wrap the language model in LoRA. This is how those three pieces fit and where the GPU hours go.

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AI in WordPress, Development

Causal inference methods that beat your dashboard

A dashboard shows you what moved. These five methods tell you what caused it: doubly robust estimation, instrumental variables, regression discontinuity, difference-in-differences, and CATE, with the Python I run on live WooCommerce data.

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AI, Development

Why multi-agent AI systems fail, and three patterns that work

Chaining agents multiplies errors instead of dividing work: DeepMind measured up to 17.2x amplification. Here is the math behind that, the three topologies that hold up in production, and the checklist I run before shipping an agentic system.

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Core Updates, Development

WordPress Studio Xdebug and the new debug log toggle

WordPress Studio added Xdebug support and a dedicated debug log toggle. Here is how I turn both on, the one-site-at-a-time catch, and the port your IDE has to listen on.

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Development

PythoC: compiling Python down to native binaries

PythoC compiles a subset of Python into standalone native binaries through LLVM. My notes on the 40x Fibonacci run, the print() that produces nothing, and the cases where a native compiler is the wrong tool.

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AI, Development

Building synthetic training data when none exists

Real test data is usually missing right when you need it. How I generate varied synthetic WooCommerce orders with an LLM, and the two ways it goes wrong: context rot, and only ever prompting for the happy path.

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AI, Development

Why your RAG pipeline still misses exact keywords

Pure semantic search stops finding part numbers and SKUs. Why I pair embeddings with a BM25 keyword index, what the k1 and b parameters change, and how rank fusion merges the two result sets.

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