PheirceBytes · Saratoga Springs, Utah
Custom software, crafted to delight.
Products designed and built end to end, and a practical jumpstart on AI for busy professionals who know it can help but not where to begin.
Services
AI consulting
A jumpstart on AI for busy professionals: where it helps in your work, which tools to use, and concrete first steps you can take this week.
See pricing and book →Custom software development
Products designed and built end to end: web apps, APIs, and serverless backends, shipped to production and measured.
Start a conversation →AI features for existing products
Language-model features, agents, and evaluations added to the product you already have, with the plumbing that keeps them reliable.
Talk about your product →Speaking and workshops
Talks and hands-on sessions on practical AI, quantum computing, and the ideas underneath, for teams and events.
Book a talk →
Why PheirceBytes
Thirty years of shipping
Novell, Adobe, Zappos, a startup as director of technology, and now PheirceBytes. Enough waves to know which parts of a new one hold up.
One person, end to end
Design, build, deploy, measure. No handoffs between a strategist and a builder, because they're the same person.
Working with AI daily
Language-model features, agents, prompt and evaluation design, and the plumbing that keeps them reliable in production.
Teaches the fundamentals
Talks on neural networks, quantum computing, and the limits of logic. Advice grounded in how these things actually work.
Talks
About Brian →- Spooky Bits: An Intro to Quantum Computing ↗
Qubits, superposition, and entanglement for working engineers, without the hand-waving.
- Understanding Quantum Mechanics: Everything You Need to Know ↗
The ideas underneath quantum computing, explained from first principles.
- Useful Ignorance: Why We Really Don't Understand What Neural Networks Are Doing ↗
What we can and can't say about how neural networks work, and why that matters when you build on them.
- Quines and the Limits of Logic in Formal Systems ↗
Self-replicating programs as a way into Gödel, Turing, and the limits of what software can prove.
Have a project, or an AI question?
The first fifteen minutes are free. Bring the fuzzy version of the idea.