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19:32
2026-08-21
dev.to
ai-safety

I Shipped a Security Product I Cannot Fully Audit

A developer who writes commercial copy for a living has shipped Cencurity, an open-source security gateway that proxies traffic between AI coding agents and LLM providers to mask sensitive data and in…

19:15
2026-08-21
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developer-tools

Best AI Coding Assistants for Sublime Text in 2026

Sublime Text's AI ecosystem is expanding in 2026 with several new tools offering different approaches to AI-assisted coding. The developer of Limitcode, an open-source pair programming agent for Subli…

19:06
2026-08-21
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ai-agents

Give your AI sub-agent a budget, not your keys

A developer has released Grantor, an MCP server that gives AI sub-agents cryptographically bounded permissions instead of full access to the parent's credentials. The tool, available via npx, allows g…

18:56
2026-08-21
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artificial-intelligence

Your CLAUDE.md is full of wishes: 7 rungs that make a rule stick

A developer analyzed 57 sessions with Claude and found that rules enforced by machine checks had zero violations in 3,131 opportunities, while rules held only in memory were violated 30–45% of the tim…

18:38
2026-08-21
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artificial-intelligence

Pharaohs were the first to achieve ASI.

A software engineer argues that the pharaonic civilization of ancient Egypt was the first human system to achieve a functional equivalent of artificial superintelligence, not through technology but th…

18:33
2026-08-21
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artificial-intelligence

Mathematical Equations are Multimodal by default

A developer argues that mathematical equations are inherently multimodal, capable of generating text, images, motion, sound, and physical predictions from a single compact structure. The post contends…

18:20
2026-08-21
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large-language-models

Technology Has Destroyed My Livelihood

An engineer argues that developers are being exploited by AI companies, claiming that LLMs should pay users for the knowledge they contribute through prompts. The post contends that engineers provide …

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