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00:00
2026-07-18
dev.to
artificial-intelligence

Why AI Projects Fail Even with Great Models

A developer argues that AI projects often fail not because of model performance but due to data quality, infrastructure, engineering, and business alignment issues. The post emphasizes that a great mo…

22:53
2026-07-17
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ai-agents

Building a signed handoff protocol for AI coding agents

A developer built Relay, an open-source Go daemon that implements a signed handoff protocol for AI coding agents, enabling seamless context transfer when an agent hits usage limits. The tool detects q…

22:46
2026-07-17
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artificial-intelligence

My build in public journey: creating an Ebook generator

A developer built Ebookr.ai, an ebook generator that creates a complete ebook in 15 minutes using a multi-agent pipeline with six specialized agents. The project uses Django, Celery, LangChain, and Pl…

22:25
2026-07-17
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ai-safety

Security news weekly round-up - 17th July 2026

Researchers from Tracebit found that placing prompt injections alongside secrets stored on Amazon Web Services can shut down attacks from AI hacking agents by directing the LLM to perform a forbidden …

22:23
2026-07-17
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artificial-intelligence

Anxious About the Tech Market? Try Digging a New Hole

A developer reflects on 11 years in tech, noting that the industry's constant change and AI disruption have created new anxiety and stress for developers in 2026. The developer advises focusing on wha…

22:03
2026-07-17
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developer-tools

You don't have a prompt problem. You have a contract problem.

Barbacane, an AI tooling company, argues that developers don't have a prompt problem but a context-window problem, drawing from 'The Token Manifesto.' The company's product enforces API specs as the s…

21:35
2026-07-17
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artificial-intelligence

Code Review, Part 2: The Reviewer That Learned To Lie Better

A developer ran a six-week experiment pitting two AI code reviewers—Claude Code and Gemini—against each other in an adversarial review pipeline. The results showed 0 escapes out of 200 real issues, 0 …

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