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02:19
2026-06-16
dev.to
ai-safety

NDC Sydney 2026 AI Wargame Winners

NDC Sydney 2026 hosted an AI Wargame, with winners zakazai, Brendon Atkins, and wicksipedia topping the leaderboard after completing challenges in exploitation, secure coding, and vulnerability remedi…

02:16
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

where the copilot credits went

A developer built gh-aw-fleet consumption to track GitHub Copilot AI credit usage across multiple repositories after GitHub moved Copilot to usage-based billing on June 1. The tool aggregates credits …

01:57
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

Vibe Coding vs Spec Coding: Same Refund Feature, Built Twice

A developer built the same refund feature twice—once with vibe coding and once with spec coding—to compare the outcomes. The vibe-coded version, created in 10 minutes, required two weeks of bug fixes …

01:44
2026-06-16
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Balanced Ternary for optimizing AI

A developer argues that balanced ternary (-1, 0, +1) could replace binary for AI hardware, citing 20× model compression, 3× inference speedup, and 8× power reduction. Microsoft's BitNet b1.58 demonstr…

01:08
2026-06-16
dev.to
large-language-models

RLHF vs DPO vs IPO vs KTO: which alignment method should you use

A developer compares four dominant alignment methods—RLHF, DPO, IPO, and KTO—for fine-tuning large language models, detailing their mathematical formulations, data requirements, and practical tradeoff…

01:01
2026-06-16
dev.to
ai-products

When Your AI API Goes Down: A Real-World Fallback Strategy

A developer built a multi-provider AI API fallback system after a single-provider outage caused an hour of downtime for their app. The system uses weighted random selection, circuit breakers, and expo…

00:55
2026-06-16
dev.to
large-language-models

How I Cut My LLM API Costs by 70% Without Touching My Code

A developer cut their LLM API costs by over 70% by building a thin proxy layer that routes requests to cheaper models based on complexity, without changing any application code. The proxy, written in …

00:36
2026-06-16
dev.to
ai-agents

Put Your Agent Evals in CI or Stop Calling Them Evals

A developer argues that agent evaluations must run in CI to block regressions before deployment, not as post-hoc dashboards. The post introduces agent-eval for scoring outputs and AgentLens for execut…

00:36
2026-06-16
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

How I Use AI as an Executive Function Prosthetic

A developer with ADHD describes using AI as an executive function prosthetic, compensating for deficits in working memory, task initiation, and other cognitive processes. The developer uses Claude Cod…

00:35
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

5 Claude Code Skills Every ADHD Developer Needs

A developer with ADHD built 114 Claude Code skills, five of which directly target specific executive function deficits. The skills, including `/adhd-task-triage` and `/mirror`, provide deterministic w…

00:35
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

The ADHD Developer's Guide to CLAUDE.md

A developer with ADHD describes how CLAUDE.md, a Markdown file automatically read by Claude Code at the start of every session, serves as a cognitive prosthetic that preserves working memory across co…

00:22
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

TypeScript Patterns for Environment Variables

A developer discovered that TypeScript's type inference does not narrow types after using .filter(Boolean) on an array containing undefined values, leaving the type as (string | undefined)[] despite r…

00:11
2026-06-16
dev.to
developer-tools

Don't fork the code — fork the design: introducing DeepFork

A developer introduced DeepFork, a five-phase Claude Code skill that reverse-engineers open-source repositories to extract design intent rather than code. The tool uses an AST-based knowledge graph to…

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