Hosted by Eric Tan, Yaohong Ch'ng · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 7 episodes
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one of us can't code. the other's been coding since he was 13. every episode, someone brings us a real problem - and we try to solve it with AI in one hour. live. no scripts. no safety net. we talk through our prompts, we show you the mess, and we explain everything along the way. sometimes it works beautifully. sometimes it breaks. either way, you'll know enough to try it yourself. messy real-world problems, solved with AI - so you can too. hosted by eric tan and yaohong ch'ng (superuser hq). got a real and painful problem you want us to work through? https://forms.gle/DSyLzPAoR6x2M4Np9
Eric Tan, Yaohong Ch'ng hosts Code Riff, a technology show with 7 episodes published.
This is a secret episode we almost didn't release. Eric (vibe-coder, can't read code) and his cousin Jason (a software engineer) sat down to build a family app for their ageing grandparents. What you'll hear is a distill
Cosmetic scientists from FMCG companies spend days clicking between PubChem, INCI Decoder, and supplier sites just to figure out what's in one competitor product. Aidil is a cosmetic chemist. He does this manually in Exc
Lynn runs Dr. Bags, a luxury bag and shoes restoration business in Singapore - 11 years, 3 stores, about 30 staff. Her team is already stretched thin building a new ERP system, training staff, and handling daily operatio
Bryan is an oil market analyst. Every morning he spends one to two hours reading news - Reuters, CNN, CNBC - trying to pull out the actual facts from opinion and spin. Two articles about the same event sometimes say oppo
Chuyi quit her corporate job to help manage a wet market vegetable store at Marine Terrace. She tracks competitor prices and supplier orders through WhatsApp and spreadsheets — all by hand. So we used Claude Cowork to bu
An ESG analyst at a bank spends her morning commutes reading news across Reuters, ESG News, and Financial Times, etc, then manually logging it into Excel and Word. She tried ChatGPT but got hallucinated headlines. So we
I don't write code. Yaohong's been coding since he was 13. We sat down to figure out why we're making a podcast about building things with AI - live, on camera, with real people's real problems. In this episode, we talk
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Code Riff is hosted by Eric Tan, Yaohong Ch'ng. The show is categorised under technology and has published 7 episodes.
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