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In the case of my WIP Agent IDE, OSS is mandatory because the tool needs to be able to read its own source to improve itself .

i'm looking forward to Qwen3.8 27B launch to see how much models have peaked at a given size. it might already be time to start burning the best small models onto hardware since it…

There are always uses for outdated models. Claude Code is still using haiku 4.5 from ages ago for explore subagents for instance. Not to mention production uses like customer servi…

The question is what they plan on doing with all their scientific knowledge once they succeed. Sure, they'll keep it internal for a while to make sure their knowledge bank is more …

> Note that Jeff and crew have cleverly structured their company to avoid problematic uses of AI Do you have more sources/info on this?

I'd intuit that for an AI video editor workflow you'd probably want something in the middle of this CLI solution and a full GUI? I'd take a crack at making one if only i had some e…

Would something like "services deflation" even show up in the numbers? That's what I'd expect to happen first

Agreed, i forked a devtool (vibe-kanban) months ago for my own use but keeping up with upstream was a significant burden even with LLMs. The benefit of a well designed plugin syste…

A PWA might be well suited to your needs. Even Apple's restrictive model leaves plenty of room to build useful apps especially if they are designed to connect to a backend (like th…

But why build your own from scratch when you can do it on top one extensible UI platform that already has all of your organizational context, not to mention coding agents already b…

you probably still need a human for oncall but the llm can try to solve any issues first before the human gets paged

It's really hard to focus on the unique aspect of your tool because it runs the risk that people will think it's unfamiliar and therefore not useful to them. That's why a lot of th…

I'll need to explore how they're doing org wide context and security for sure. This seems extremely complementary to my own coding tool which currently gives the best AI interface …

i think it makes perfect sense and I'll probably adopt the same posture for my open source project. The idea is that the core dev team is the one with the AI harness. If someone co…

These Todo items on the side in the video seem to be useful. I'm not so sure about that tool toolbar. It might as well just be a tool selector dropdown in a typical chat window.

I think they definitely have the IDE vision in mind and are trying to move off of terminals, based on two parts of the original article > so you can close the application, reconnec…

Right now there is about a 95% chance that when I manually review an agent's code I find nothing that needs changing. I find it plausible that an extra agentic review pass and more…

The thing is, one could probably create a specially-prompted "agentic homework cheating" harness that catches all of these professors' trick attempts 100% of the time while also ma…

I wonder how long it will take for this to get fully decensored and for bad, BAD things to happen

I write almost all code with GenAI nowadays. I'd like to say it's not slop, but I guess now there's no way to get Codeberg to agree.

It is probably from randomness. The benchmark tasks nowadays are so long that you can't really afford to run a large number of samples of them per model & effort combination

I thought the cache length was 1 hour, not 5 minutes?

Yep i aim to split my work into tickets that are (more precisely the sub-tickets merge into a bigger feature branch, which in turn gets squash merged into the main branch at the en…

I had a bit of this impression when reading the post as well as the authors' product website. A lot of it does seem to be stuck in 2025. For instance I think their post "long-conte…

> When I say maintainability, I mean the specific thing where it becomes really, really hard to change one part of the codebase without breaking another part. The corollary of agen…