Don't fall into the anti-AI hype

Antirez argues that LLMs have fundamentally shifted programming from manual implementation to high-level design and problem representation. He demonstrates this shift through successful applications of Claude Code to complex systems tasks, such as fixing transient Redis test failures and implementing C-based BERT inference in minutes. While viewing AI as a democratizing force similar to open source, he warns of centralization risks and urges developers to integrate these tools to multiply their productivity.

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The struggle of resizing windows on macOS Tahoe

macOS Tahoe’s increased window corner radius creates a usability conflict by misaligning the 19x19 pixel resize hitboxes with visual boundaries. Approximately 75% of the target area now resides outside the window, causing users to miss the interaction zone when clicking instinctively within the corner. This design choice forces a counterintuitive requirement to click outside the window frame for reliable resizing.

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Meta announces nuclear energy projects

Meta has secured agreements with Vistra, TerraPower, and Oklo to unlock up to 6.6 GW of nuclear capacity to power its expanding AI infrastructure and data centers. The strategy combines life extensions for existing plants with the deployment of advanced reactor technologies, such as TerraPower’s Natrium units and Oklo’s Aurora Powerhouses. This investment provides the reliable baseload power necessary to support the massive compute requirements of the Prometheus supercluster and Meta's development of personal superintelligence.

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guys why does armenian completely break Claude

Claude reportedly experiences significant failures or "breaks" when processing Armenian language inputs. This behavior likely indicates underlying issues with tokenization efficiency or a lack of representative training data for the Armenian script within the model's architecture.

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Datadog, thank you for blocking us

Deductive AI migrated from Datadog to an open-source Grafana stack in 48 hours, illustrating how AI-assisted development tools like Claude Code and Cursor have effectively neutralized traditional vendor lock-in. By integrating live telemetry into LLM workflows via MCP, they transitioned from manual dashboard exploration to an AI-native model where agents validate code changes against real-time signals. This shift suggests that proprietary integration moats are collapsing as OpenTelemetry and AI make complex system migrations mechanical and low-cost.

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iOS as Acceleration

This proof-of-concept system leverages iOS devices to augment local compute environments through distributed pipeline parallelism. By utilizing mobile processors, the approach accelerates model training, batch inference, and agentic LRM tool-usage while mitigating hardware constraints like memory limits and thermal throttling. It provides a zero-cost alternative for ML workflows in scenarios where cloud computing is restricted by privacy, cost, or connectivity.

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The Price of Mathematical Scepticism

The paper argues that doubts about the bivalence of the Continuum Hypothesis or the truth of the Axiom of Choice should logically extend to questioning the consistency of both classical and intuitionistic third-order arithmetic. This position is grounded in the philosophical view that mathematical beliefs arise from indivisible intuitions, requiring alignment across one's beliefs regarding reality, bivalence, choice, and consistency.

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Not all Chess960 positions are equally complex

Researchers quantified strategic complexity across Chess960 positions using Stockfish and an information-theoretic measure, $S(n)$, to calculate the bits required for optimal move selection. The study found that while White maintains a near-universal evaluation advantage, total opening complexity varies by a factor of three and decision asymmetry fluctuates significantly. Notably, standard chess is more asymmetric than 91% of other configurations, whereas position #198 provides the most balanced strategic landscape.

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Confucius Code Agent: Scalable Agent Scaffolding for Real-World Codebases

CCA is a software engineering agent built on the Confucius SDK designed for large-scale repositories and long-horizon tasks. It utilizes hierarchical working memory for long-context reasoning, persistent note-taking for continual learning, and a meta-agent for automated configuration refinement via a build-test-improve loop. CCA achieves a 54.3% Resolve@1 on SWE-Bench-Pro, outperforming research baselines and rivaling commercial systems.

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What if AI agents had Zodiac personalities?

This experiment tested the influence of personality-driven system prompts on LLM decision-making by assigning zodiac archetypes to 12 Gemini-based agents. Across 10 identical dilemmas, the agents exhibited distinct behavioral patterns, with Sagittarius and Aquarius showing high action bias (90% YES) and Cancer and Taurus demonstrating significant risk aversion (90% NO). The results highlight how persona-based prompting can effectively differentiate agent behavior and steer outputs in multi-agent simulations.

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An LLM-optimized programming language

Jason H is a cloud-native infrastructure engineer at Chainguard and co-founder of Google Cloud Build and Tekton. He specializes in container security, supply chain integrity, and Go-based tooling, contributing to projects like ko, Wolfi, and Apko. His work focuses on secure-by-default systems and developer productivity, including maintaining a CLAUDE.md for LLM-assisted development.

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The Thiele Machine – Coq-Verified Computational Model Beyond Turing

The Thiele Machine introduces the μ-bit, a formal metric for the information cost of discovering structure or "insight," which classical complexity models treat as free. Verified via a three-layer isomorphism across Coq, Python, and Verilog, the model proves the "No Free Insight Theorem," establishing that narrowing a search space requires a proportional information-theoretic investment. This framework subsumes Turing Machines and aligns computational cost with physical laws, specifically Landauer’s erasure bound and quantum correlation limits.

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Atom – The Open Source AI Workforce and Multi-Agent Orchestrator

ATOM is an AI workforce platform that integrates LLM-based specialty agents with a hybrid Python and Node.js runtime to automate complex workflows across 500+ applications. It features a governance system that matures agents from "Student" to "Autonomous" status, supported by a unified knowledge graph and long-term memory for cross-tool context. The platform provides a natural language interface for workflow orchestration and maintains security through sandboxed execution and human-in-the-loop approval cycles.

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AgentWatch – A terminal dashboard for monitoring AI Agent costs

AgentWatch is a real-time monitoring tool for AI Agents that tracks LLM token costs, burn rates, and system resource utilization like CPU and RAM. It features a zero-configuration setup and provides a live, auto-scrolling dashboard for agent activity logs and performance metrics.

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