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00:00
2026-08-25
adrianavillela.netlify.app
ai-agents

Intro to Goose Recipes and Sub-Recipes

Goose, an open-source AI agent framework originally created by Block and donated to the Agentic AI Foundation (AAIF), enables users to build reusable, parameterized agentic workflows called recipes, w…

07:05
2026-08-15
dev.to
developer-tools

A cost cap that over-bills by 100x is an availability bug

Klorn, an email classification service, suffered a cost cap bug that over-billed by up to 100x due to substring matching in its pricing table. The developer had previously fixed the table to over-esti…

22:05
2026-07-27
theregister.com
artificial-intelligence

Leading AI models (even Grok) are all a bunch of leftist punks

A self-described small research lab called Unslop.run found that 15 leading AI models, including GPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, DeepSeek, Qwen, Kimi, GLM, and Mistral, consistently scored in the libertar…

05:10
2026-07-17
news.ycombinator.com
large-language-models

What % of your usage is open source vs. frontier models?

A user reports using DeepSeek for 80% of private AI work, citing high satisfaction, while criticizing enterprise Copilot for degraded quality, slow speed, and API errors, and noting that GPT-5.4 has d…

11:23
2026-07-15
news.ycombinator.com
ai-agents

I reverse-engineered the three biggest agent-memory tools

A developer who reverse-engineered Cognee, Graphiti, and Neo4j's agent-memory tools found they all rely on heavy knowledge-graph designs with ontologies, LLM extraction pipelines, and deduplication, w…

05:08
2026-07-15
stencil.so
artificial-intelligence

You only need the frontier model for one single edit

A new analysis by AI researcher and open-source harness developer finds that the common practice of using a frontier model to plan and a cheaper model to execute—dubbed the '/plan' pattern—actually in…

00:00
2026-07-09
quesma.com
artificial-intelligence

Tokenflation: When “Hi” triggers 33 tool calls

A new phenomenon called 'tokenflation' shows AI coding agents using excessive tool calls and reasoning for trivial inputs like 'Hi', costing developers time and money. Benchmarking 14 models revealed …

13:05
2026-07-08
lightningjar.com
large-language-models

Stable IDs Are All You Need | barkup-bench

Researchers at barkup-bench ran seven pre-registered studies with over 13,000 model runs to determine the most reliable way for LLM agents to edit structured data. They found that giving every node a …

00:00
2026-07-08
quesma.com
artificial-intelligence

The true cost of saying "Hi" to an AI agent

A developer benchmarked 14 AI agent models and found that the true cost of a simple greeting like "Hi" is not the token price (as low as $0.005) but the waiting time, which can cost up to $5.10 per gr…

19:35
2026-06-29
dev.to
large-language-models

AI Code Assistants: Creating Efficiency or Dependency?

A developer reflects on the trade-offs of using AI code assistants, noting a 15-20% speed increase in daily workflow but expressing concerns about dependency and code quality. The developer observed t…

19:02
2026-06-26
lesswrong.com
ai-safety

Should we combine protocols for AI Control Research?

Researchers developed a method to combine AI control protocols by routing between them based on predicted usefulness and suspicion, achieving better safety-usefulness tradeoffs. They also addressed at…

16:41
2026-06-19
dev.to
developer-tools

Toy Story: The Open-Source Ecosystem

A developer created a Toy Story-themed analogy for the open-source ecosystem, personifying tools like Python's cpython and Facebook's React as characters. The story explores conflicts between legacy a…

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