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New AI coding study shows that Opus 4.6 is able to maintain a codebase over longer time horizons, with little model regression
about 1 hour ago
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Governance: Documentation as a Knowledge Network
about 1 hour ago
__This is a pretty long article and this is a very short...
Why debugging production bugs is harder than writing the fix
about 2 hours ago
One pattern we keep seeing while talking to founders is that fixing...
Linux Internals: How /proc/self/mem writes to unw
about 2 hours ago
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Is legal the same as legitimate: AI reimplementation and the erosion of copyleft
about 2 hours ago
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Why glibc is faster on some Github Actions Runners
about 2 hours ago
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[self post] Removing recursion via explicit callstack simulation
about 2 hours ago
This is about a technique I stumbled into while converting some tough...
The most important investment is to build an agent from scratch
about 2 hours ago
It seems like in the good old days - one had to...
Building a strict RFC 8259 JSON parser: what most parsers silently accept and why it matters for deterministic systems
about 3 hours ago
Most JSON parsers make deliberate compatibility choices: lone surrogates get replaced, duplicate...
Compare LLM API costs across 17 models in your terminal — no install needed
about 4 hours ago
Every time I need to pick a model for a project I...
The glamourous AI coding agent for your favourite terminal 💘
about 4 hours ago
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