Hi! I’m Daniel Kossmann ꩜,
welcome to my Public Learning Log.
I really like lists, so I made one to describe myself:
- Lifelong Learner: I believe in continuous learning and the power of sharing knowledge, which is why I advocate for open source, Creative Commons, and open web initiatives.
- Professional Journey: I am a Senior Product Manager (PM) with a background as an Engineering Manager and Full-Stack Web Developer.
- WordPress Expertise: With over 15 years in the WordPress ecosystem, I have been featured in People of WordPress and have organized monthly community meetups for 7 years.
- Interests: Product Management, Artificial Intelligence, Productivity, and WordPress.
- Content Creator: In addition to this blog, I’ve been writing PainelWP, a weekly newsletter about WordPress in Portuguese, since June 2019.
- Hobbies: I love watching movies and wrote reviews as a hobby for a few years. I also enjoy drawing, especially with watercolors.
What I’ve Learned Recently
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Today I Learned how to delete all contents of a folder except specific subfolders using Bash.
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Struggling with writing AI prompts and managing their input? Discover Fabric, an open-source framework that simplifies the process with pre-configured prompts and seamless command chaining, making your AI interactions more efficient and effective.
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How the fix the unmet dependencies error.
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Step-by-step guide of what I did to run the “Prompt Engineering for Generative AI” book code examples on Ubuntu 24.04.
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In Ubuntu 24.04, the python command is not available by default, as the system uses python3 for Python 3.x versions. Package: python-is-python3 The easiest way to fix this is to install the package python-is-python3. Alias You can also add the following line at the end of your ~/.bashrc file: Save the file, and apply the…
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List of AI Tools specifically for Product Managers that I have used.