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Thursday, June 27, 2024 The subscription problem # Yesterday I did a podcast in my new podcast-only feed that explained how RSS had its moment between 2002 and 2006. The big event in 2002 was support from the NY Times, and in 2006 it was the advent of Twitter. # The NY Times support gave us the news flow of one of the greatest and most respected news orgs. The entire news publishing industry followed, with incredible speed. It was an amazing time. Woodstock on the web. Everyone who was anyone was there. # Inbetween, RSS got the rep of being too hard for average people. The only reason for this deserved reputation is that subscription was a mess. Every website had to figure it out for themselves, and every feed reader acted as if they were the only feed reader in the world. RSS, which could have been the foundation of something very much like Twitter, never got out the corner of the market where it was totally adored, by people who were motiv...

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Generative AI Comes to APEX APEX 24.1 APEX_AI API and Open AI Assistant Dynamic Action Jun 27, 2024 · 12 min read Introduction With the release of APEX 24.1 , Generative AI has come to APEX. Several new AI features are immediately useful to anyone looking to incorporate Generative AI into their APEX Apps. More importantly, it represents a statement of intent that Oracle plans bigger things for APEX in the AI space. This can only be good news for us developers and our users. This post will focus on the new APEX_AI PL/SQL API and the Open AI Assistant Dynamic Action . I will describe how I use the APEX_AI API to classify blog posts on my APEX Developer Blogs website and how to use the Open AI Assistant Dynamic Action to ask questions about blog posts. Use Case The APEX Developer Blogs site has an APEX Automation, which runs every evening to capture new posts for registered blogs. Because people don't always blog about the same thing, I don't publish all the bl...