Therveshan Moodley

Therveshan Moodley

The SimplyfAI Guide to LLM Evals

The SimplyfAI Guide to LLM Evals

The AI labs ship a new model every few weeks. Each one is supposedly the smartest thing ever built. The benchmark numbers go up. The vibes are immaculate. But which numbers matter, which ones are cooked, and which ones tell you anything about whether the model will actually help you

From Try Hard to Die Hard, Climbing Floors with Agents

From Try Hard to Die Hard, Climbing Floors with Agents

Last week we gave you a mild intro to coding agents and how to build a website. This week we want to step it up a shade and look at a less obvious benefit of the current coding-agent era. We’re currently working on a gaming simulation product that

90 Minutes or less: Have Codex deliver you a Website

90 Minutes or less: Have Codex deliver you a Website

There’s been a ton of heated debate around coding agents, the current state of AI, and just how disruptive it might be in the short to medium term. You probably know where we stand from our previous post. What we do agree with, though: for all the talk, there

No Country for Old Men: Coding Agents Are Here

No Country for Old Men: Coding Agents Are Here

For those of you with poor movie taste, the title isn’t meant to be sexist or ageist. It’s a reference to the Cormac McCarthy novel adapted into the Coen brothers film No Country for Old Men. A hunter (Josh Brolin) stumbles onto a pile of drug money in

Mzansi Moneyball: Unpacking this SA20 Season

Mzansi Moneyball: Unpacking this SA20 Season

Most pieces like this start by burying you in numbers. We can do that. We will. But first, let’s do it like an action film: a cold open. Last Sunday afternoon. SA20 Final. Four seasons in, the thing’s stopped feeling like a novelty and started feeling like a

The SimplyfAI Guide to Prediction Markets

The SimplyfAI Guide to Prediction Markets

Let’s rewind to Christmas Vacation 2025. You arrive at the family function like you’re stepping into a heavyweight title fight. You’ve trained. You’ve studied. You’re not getting embarrassed this year. Because you remember the previous incidents. There was the year you passed your MBA and