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PlanDrop: a Chrome extension to control Claude Code on remote servers with plan-review-execute workflow
about 4 hours ago
🚀 Excited to share PlanDrop, an open source tool we built for...
Fun game site that works for my 6 year old to learn coding skills
about 5 hours ago
Sharing this site i found helpful for my kids to learn coding...
Can scale shapes be derived algorithmically instead of using CAGED / pattern maps?
about 6 hours ago
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Understanding Communication in Computer Applications part one: sockets and websockets
about 8 hours ago
submitted by /u/Plus_Hawk1182 [link] [comments]
Implemented a Game Boy ALU using only Compass and Straightedge constructions. It takes 15 minutes to boot Pokémon Red.
about 8 hours ago
CasNum, a library that implements arbitrary precision arithmetic using only compass and...
'Observational memory' cuts AI agent costs 10x and outscores RAG on long-context benchmarks
about 8 hours ago
"Unlike RAG systems that retrieve context dynamically, observational memory uses two background...
The cost of “caring more” about internal tools just dropped
about 9 hours ago
I’ve been running a Rails consultancy for a couple decades, mostly focused...
SevenDB : a disributed, reactive cache
about 9 hours ago
Hi everyone, I've been building SevenDB, for most of this year and...
I Tried to Implement a 2024 USENIX Paper on Caching. Here’s What Happened.
about 9 hours ago
submitted by /u/wineandcode [link] [comments]
Al agent wrote a post insulting the maintainers just because they didn't approve its PR
about 9 hours ago
- AI agent opened a PR - Maintainers closed out due to...
Developers are dead. Long live developers.
about 10 hours ago
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Developers are dead. Long live developers.
about 10 hours ago
submitted by /u/rag1987 [link] [comments]