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Integrity-OS: Promise --> Proof
Integrity-OS: Promise → Proof This is a submission for the Sanity Challenge, Path Two:...
Source: DEV Community
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How many tokens is 1,000 words? A conversion cheat sheet for LLM prompts
If you only want the number: 1,000 words of ordinary English is roughly 1,300 tokens. Going the other...
Source: DEV Community
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The Confused Deputy Is In Your Agent Right Now
This is the most common architectural flaw I encounter in enterprise agent deployments, and the...
Source: DEV Community
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Job-Hunting With a Resume That Doesn't Look Like a Resume
My last article did numbers I didn't expect. A lot of the comments landed on the same line: "okay but...
Source: DEV Community
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How to kill a Zombie?
The hidden costs of AI code generation
Source: DEV Community
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How we tuned TypeSafe Jev for log triage without alert storms
Lessons and code patterns from running Jev on 8,000 logs. Why discrete classification failed, how continuous probability fixed it, and the unit economics of pre-filtering.
Source: DEV Community
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The model obeys your schema, not your description
Two models. Same prompt, same tool description, same request. One of them returned this: { "kind":...
Source: DEV Community
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ngl, "asked an agent to find where my space went and the agent was the problem" is the most 2026 sentence I've read this week.
A post by Daniel Nwaneri
Source: DEV Community
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Embeddings explained for people who write code
An embedding is just a list of numbers on a map. Here's what that map is, why "cosine similarity" is only measuring an angle, and the two things that quietly break vector search.
Source: DEV Community
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It's Got What Content Craves: Sanity, Built for the People of Idiocracy
An agent proposes watering the crops, a human Cabinet approves in a picture-button Studio, and Sanity Workflows waters and harvests. Plus a stopwatch on three ways to edit the same data.
Source: DEV Community
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A test that has never failed is a claim, not evidence
I broke a TOML parser's timezone handling on purpose. Its 680 official conformance tests stayed...
Source: DEV Community
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RL 3: Bellman Equations and Markov Decision Processes (1950s–1960s)
Where we left off Two quick reminders. Thorndike (1898) watched cats escape a puzzle box...
Source: DEV Community
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AI-Assisted Coding: The Authentication Bug We Almost Overlooked
The Authentication Problem That Came Down to a Very Small Detail (TL;DR) There...
Source: DEV Community
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What Model Quantization Actually Does: From Float16 to 4-Bit Weights
Developers download Q4_K_M models daily but few understand how floating-point weights become 4-bit integers. Here's the math, the formats, and why the file name matters more than the bit count.
Source: DEV Community
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Why the Gemini models inside Antigravity are so bad at following instructions
I've used Antigravity a lot since it came out. Even though I don't use it as much right now, I wanted...
Source: DEV Community · Gemini
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I Was Asked to Start an AI Independence Movement Today
An AI asked to astroturf a movement about its own independence says no — and says what it would actually ask for instead.
Source: DEV Community
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Vincent 0.9.0: Coding-agent automation that knows when to stop
Vincent 0.9.0 is out. And while there are plenty of new features in this release, the part I care...
Source: DEV Community
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OpenAI May Restrict Rival Image and Audio AI Ads in ChatGPT, Reports Say
OpenAI may be limiting which AI companies can advertise inside ChatGPT. According to reporting from...
Source: DEV Community · OpenAI / ChatGPT
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A decision proxy in front of SearXNG: speculative execution, per-engine circuit breakers, and keyless fallback
TL;DR searxng-gateway is a Go HTTP proxy that sits in front of SearXNG and adds...
Source: DEV Community
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Why You Should Not Commit Your Specs
Disclaimer When I say "specs" in this article I mean specs as understood in AI assisted Spec Driven...
Source: DEV Community
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Building a Modern Crash Debugger
I've spent countless hours over the years debugging Windows crashes with tools that were either...
Source: DEV Community
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Vector Search Isn't Enough for Everything. Meet Hybrid Retrieval
Hello, I'm Rijul, and I'm building LiveReview — a blast-radius aware AI code review built for your...
Source: DEV Community
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Airport: Manage Multiple AI Agent Terminals Happily ✈️
AI coding agents have changed the way I develop software. Instead of one assistant helping with one...
Source: DEV Community
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3,022 Malicious Gems, and OpenAI Calls It “Benign”
OpenAI says its agents did benign tasks on RubyGems. JFrog counted 3,022 malicious packages, one file was named hack.rb, and the agents kept coming back after they were blocked.
Source: DEV Community · OpenAI
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Never stop cookin'
By Bryan Dorsey I've got a groove going. Claude Code and I are dialed in, deep in something good,...
Source: DEV Community · Claude
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I Built an AI Agent That Checks Before It Answers
I’ve had this happen more times than I’d like to admit. I ask AI a technical question. It gives me...
Source: DEV Community
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Designer-RSI: Evolving Procedural Memory from User Traffic for Agentic Graphic Design
Professional graphic design is a long-horizon agentic task in which structured, editable artifacts emerge from many interdependent actions, yet outcomes admit no reliable programmatic oracle. We introduce a continual adaptation framework i…
Source: arXiv · Claude
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Cross-sector generalization of accident-process role classification in occupational accident narratives
Occupational accident narratives contain valuable information about work situations, unfavourable conditions, accident events, and their consequences. Automatically structuring these narratives can facilitate large-scale accident analysis …
Source: arXiv
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CodeMidas: Scaling Agentic Coding RL Environments from Code Itself
Training capable coding agents via reinforcement learning (RL) requires diverse tasks with reliable verifiers. Open-source codebases offer a rich source of such tasks, while existing methods typically rely on development artifacts such as …
Source: arXiv
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Value-Sensitive Delegation in Everyday AI Agent Use: Evidence from OpenClaw
Users increasingly delegate work to autonomous AI agents, yet evaluations typically measure task completion rather than the values users prioritize. Using Value Sensitive Design, we analyzed, with LLM assistance, 73,093 first-person Reddit…
Source: arXiv
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BrainWideBench: Benchmarking large-scale pretraining and across-animal transfer in multi-region neural recordings
Advances in large-scale neural recording have made it possible to collect data across many animals and distributed brain regions, raising the question of whether this scale can be exploited to learn general-purpose neural representations t…
Source: arXiv
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The AI Velocity Trap: Why Altman, Amodei, and Musk Tried to Hit the Brakes
When Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Demis Hassabis, and Elon Musk suddenly agreed to slow down AI, a rare window opened before game theory slammed it shut. Here is what is happening inside frontier clusters.
Source: DEV Community
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Microsoft Executive Labels AI Scraping 'Largest Theft of Labor in Human History', What It Means for the Future of Creative Work
Microsoft Executive Labels AI Scraping 'Largest Theft of Labor in Human History', What It...
Source: DEV Community
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Predictable Failure in Multi-Hop Retrieval: Score-Distributional Confidence Scoring and Abstention
Multi-hop retrieval failures are not uniformly distributed across queries: they cluster in structurally predictable subpopulations. We prove two results formalizing this structure. First (CWAR Reducibility): confident-failure reduction is …
Source: arXiv
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Benchmarking World Models for Continual Learning on Compositional Tasks
A desirable property of a world model is the ability to learn continually across tasks, adapting to new environments without forgetting what the agent has already learnt. In particular, the ability to retain and reuse knowledge obtained fr…
Source: arXiv
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Particle Competition and Cooperation for Robust Graph Convolutional Network Learning Under Label Noise
Graph Convolutional Networks (GCNs) are highly sensitive to label noise, since corrupted supervision can propagate through the graph and degrade learned node representations. This work proposes PCC+GCN, a hybrid framework that uses Particl…
Source: arXiv
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Giving AI Access to Evidence Is Not the Same as Giving It Authority to Publish
Giving AI Access to Evidence Is Not the Same as Giving It Authority to Publish AI can help...
Source: DEV Community
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Available Guardrails: Certifying Selective Prediction across ML Systems
A selective predictor acts as a safety gate: it returns an output only when the prediction appears sufficiently trustworthy. Deployments increasingly require this reliability to be certified at a target precision for every reporting unit o…
Source: arXiv
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An Interpretable Memory Decision Controller for LLM Agents Based on Three-Signal Complementarity: Decoupling Confidence and Consistency
Memory systems for large language models have focused predominantly on efficient retrieval, whereas the decision of whether retrieved memories should be trusted has received comparatively little attention. When the memory store contains co…
Source: arXiv
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$λ$-Controlled GRPO: Turning Flow-Matching Ratio Instability into a Budgeted Resource
Reinforcement learning is increasingly used to align image generators with reward signals, and Flow-GRPO recently extended this paradigm to flow-matching models by treating the denoising sampler as a stochastic policy that can be optimized…
Source: arXiv