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06:09
2026-10-08
dev.to
large-language-models

I put seven LLMs on a USB stick. Here is everything that broke.

A developer documented building a portable USB stick that runs seven local language models offline via llamafile and llama.cpp, cataloguing the OS-level failures encountered along the way. The writeup…

05:10
2026-10-08
dev.to
ai-agents

Function calling vs free-form generation

A developer building a fintech receipt-scanning app found that free-form LLM generation produced non-deterministic, unauditable results — odd rounding, invented discounts, and unfounded fraud flags — …

04:08
2026-10-08
dev.to
ai-agents

How My OpenAI Dot Starts Real Claude Code Sessions on My PC

A developer built a tool called Remote Hands that lets an always-on OpenAI Dot agent, running in the Codex desktop app on Windows, start real Claude Code sessions on a PC without keyboard input. On 20…

04:06
2026-10-08
dev.to
ai-agents

How I Have Claude Code Control Grok Bot (There Is No API)

A developer built a bridge that lets Claude Code delegate tasks to xAI's Grok Bot desktop app despite there being no public API, using only the one documented entry point: a routine's Webhook trigger.…

04:06
2026-10-08
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

LankaLens — AI Nature Explorer

A developer built LankaLens, a mobile app that uses an open-weight AI model running locally to identify plants, trees, insects and other wildlife from photos taken outdoors. The app returns a short ex…

03:37
2026-10-08
dev.to
developer-tools

What Makes Recorded UI Tests Survive Real Product Changes?

An engineer working on CueCast, a web test recording and replay tool, detailed the technical challenges that cause recorded browser tests to break under real product changes, including ambiguous selec…

03:36
2026-10-08
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Pwn2Own Ireland: 32 zero-days, Galaxy S26 email hack

Ethical hackers opened Pwn2Own Ireland 2026 in Cork with 32 zero-day vulnerabilities and over $368,000 in prizes on day one, including a remote compromise of Samsung's Galaxy S26 triggered by a single…

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