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AI1 day ago

Teaching Google Antigravity to Paint: A Stateful Image-Editing Skill Built on Gemini's Interactions API and MCP

How nb2lite-skill-agy packages Google's gemini-3.1-flash-lite-image as an Antigravity skill + MCP server — with multi-turn stateful edits, a simple install guide, and a dogfooded cover image.

#ai#antigravity#gemini
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AI1 day ago

'World Models' Will Be the Next Buzzword. The Man Saying That Just Raised $1B to Build One

In March, the CEO of a research lab with zero products closed a $1.03 billion seed round — the...

#ai#machinelearning#llm
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AI1 day ago

Hetzner Inference: First Look

Hetzner is experimenting with LLM inference. That is not a sentence I expected to write, but I think...

#ai#cloud#llm
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AI2 days ago

The Dirty Secret Behind AI Agents (Demo 🚀)

For quite a while now, I've had the feeling that AI agents are surrounded by this mystical aura....

#node#ai#agents
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AI2 days ago

Put the LLM last: I replaced a 7B model with a tiny Go classifier

Most production AI tasks are not LLM tasks. I replaced a 7B model with a tiny 2.4 MB Go classifier: rules first, small model, LLM last.

#go#ai#machinelearning
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RESEARCH2 days ago

The best config in your bake-off didn't win. Selection did.

Best-of-K eval selection bias: pick the highest-scoring config from K candidates on one eval set and...

#testing#ai#agents
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AI3 days ago

The Friction Is A Feature, Not A Bug: Teaching and Mentoring in the Age of AI

Those who have been following me for a while will know that teaching and mentoring are a Big Deal™️...

#mentorship#ai#learning
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RESEARCH3 days ago

The US government publishes 7 million flight records a year. Nobody can read them.

Every delayed flight in America is documented in a public federal database. It arrives as a zip full of CSVs, so almost nobody opens it. Here is what happened when I did.

#webdev#showdev#datascience
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TOOLS3 days ago

The bug that never crashed: how I fuzzed an AI's own code sandbox and found it lying to its model

This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Smash Stories powered by Sentry. The bug...

#devchallenge#bugsmash#ai
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TOOLS3 days ago

I Built a Job-Scraping Bot to Escape Cloud Consulting (And It's Open Source)

I Built a Job-Scraping Bot to Escape Cloud Consulting (And It's Open Source) From manually...

#python#career#opensource
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RESEARCH3 days ago

Zero failures isn't zero risk: the rule of three for evals

The rule of three for evals says zero failures in N runs is a count, not a rate. With 0 failures in N...

#testing#ai#agents
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AI4 days ago

New Gemini models dropped https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/gemini-models/gemini-3-6-flash-3-5-flash-lite-3-5-flash-cyber/

3.6...

#ai#google#llm
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AI4 days ago

You can build it. Should you?

I've spent my career helping people build software. This is a series of letters about what happens...

#ai#career#programming
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RESEARCH4 days ago

Your eval dashboard has 30 metrics. When one "moves," that is usually arithmetic, not a regression.

Here is the ritual. You ship a prompt change, rerun the eval suite, and open the dashboard. Thirty...

#statistics#machinelearning#datascience
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DATA ENG4 days ago

Sumeh: one API for data quality across 14 engines

Every data quality framework eventually forces you into a choice. Great Expectations gives you a rich...

#python#opensource#dataengineering
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AI4 days ago

Snowflake Cortex, Explained Like an AI That Lives Next to Your Data

The first time I bolted AI onto a data warehouse, the plan looked reasonable on a

#snowflake#ai#llm
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DATA ENG4 days ago

The Linux Guide I Wish Someone Had Given Me : The 20% you'll use 80% of the time

This is the guide I wish someone had handed me before started learning linux. Enter...

#programming#linux#dataengineering
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AI4 days ago

Gemma 4 E2B on a Single TPU v6e Chip: A Serving Deep Dive

What it took to deploy, why the QAT checkpoints refuse to load, and what one flex-start v6e chip is actually worth — measured live.

#tpu#llm#vllm
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RESEARCH4 days ago

openFDA Adverse Event API: Paging Past 25,000 and Flattening

Measured guide to the openFDA adverse event API: beat the 25,000 skip cap with search_after, fix silent overcounts, decode code fields, flatten FAERS and MAUDE.

#api#opendata#datascience
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RESEARCH4 days ago

Your A/B eval is paired. Your stat test probably isn't.

Two prompts on one eval set are paired data. The two-proportion SE said 'collect more'; McNemar said it was already decided.

#testing#ai#agents
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DATA ENG5 days ago

Maternity HL7-to-FHIR Pipeline: Bridging Legacy Hospital Messages to Modern Healthcare APIs

How It Started A few months ago, I was browsing remote FHIR engineer roles in Australia....

#api#architecture#dataengineering
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TOOLS5 days ago

I Built an AI Memory Agent That Forgets on Purpose — Then Spent Two Days Proving It Actually Works

Every "AI memory agent" I looked at before starting this does the same trick: embed every message,...

#ai#qwencloud#hackathon
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AI5 days ago

Gemma4 DevOps In Action

In the last entry I got Gemma-4's 128-expert MoE running on an inf2.24xlarge and signed off with...

#ai#aws#devops
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AI5 days ago

AI And Code Ownership: Who Is Responsible For Generated Code?

Imagine your AI assistant just produced 200 lines of code. Legally, you may not own a single line of...

#discuss#ai#career
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AI5 days ago

'Local' Solves Where Your Data Goes. It Doesn't Solve What Your Agent Does

Running an agent on your own hardware fixes data sovereignty and nothing else. Prompt injection, silent provenance failures, and privilege escalation all survive the move to local. Here's where local agents are genuinely safe to deploy in 2026, and where 'local' is just a comforting word.

#ai#llm#security
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RESEARCH5 days ago

My trading system has a 73.5% win rate and loses money. Here is the diagnostic that found it.

I spent a few days auditing a live FX system I built, over 16 years of history. The result was negative in a way I did not expect, and the diagnostic

#python#datascience#finance
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TOOLS5 days ago

From Apple Health Data to Clinical Storytelling: Building an AI-Powered Report with Python and Gemini

Introduction At recent technology conferences, one topic has caught my attention: every...

#ai#googlecloud#python
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AI5 days ago

My Release Gate Passed. The Model It Shipped Answered 'Neutral' To Everything.

I trained a model that scored 4 percentage points better than the one I ship. It's gone. I deleted it...

#debugging#machinelearning#nlp
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TOOLS5 days ago

The smolagents bug that made my agent retry the same valid code three times

Third entry in the DEV x Sentry Bug Smash. Entry 1 was a crash with a confusing message. Entry 2 was...

#devchallenge#bugsmash#python
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AI5 days ago

It Fits and It Benchmarks Well. Will It Do Your Job?

Fit calculators check memory. Leaderboards check general skill. Neither checks your task. Measured results for local quants on two machines, reproducible from raw outputs.

#ai#machinelearning#llm
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AI6 days ago

I built an AI dev harness that isn't allowed to trust itself

Scope note (read first): this describes a system I built and operate to develop an unannounced game....

#ai#llm#programming
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AI6 days ago

I built an AI dev harness that isn't allowed to trust itself

Scope note (read first): this describes a system I built and operate to develop an unannounced game....

#ai#llm#programming
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RESEARCH6 days ago

The Facebook URL Zoo: every page-link format and how to canonicalize them

If you scrape or analyze Facebook data, the same page will arrive under half a dozen different URLs —...

#webscraping#datascience#facebook
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TOOLS6 days ago

One line of math froze my AI agent forever. The timeout watched and did nothing.

This is my second entry for the DEV x Sentry Bug Smash challenge. Entry #1 was a crash with a...

#devchallenge#bugsmash#python
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DATA ENG7 days ago

Apache Data Lakehouse Weekly: July 11 to July 18, 2026

The open lakehouse stack spent this week arguing about what belongs in a spec and what belongs in a...

#database#dataengineering#news
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DATA ENG7 days ago

Deterministic Data Engineering With AI Harnesses: Using Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and OpenCode for Data Work You Can Actually Trust

There is an apparent contradiction at the heart of using AI agents for data work, and resolving it...

#agents#ai#dataengineering
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DATA ENG7 days ago

Architecting lean LLM caching: how to drop a 20M-row table without losing your AI memory

Any team running an agentic pipeline on a periodically-reloaded dataset caches the output of inputs...

#ai#dataengineering#agents
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AI7 days ago

Your AI Gate Works Perfectly — Until You Switch Models

In the previous article I wrote: "Mechanizability-scanner. Building this next." And: "Cross-model...

#ai#machinelearning#python
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AI8 days ago

My Inferentia port matched its reference token-for-token — and still output garbage

Porting Gemma-4 31B (dense) to AWS Inferentia2: the tensor-parallel recipe that worked at 12B collapses at 31B, NxD ModelBuilder saves it — and then a passing validation lies to your face.

#machinelearning#aws#ai
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TOOLS8 days ago

Porting a 128-expert MoE (Gemma-4 26B-A4B) to AWS Inferentia2 — where every rank weighted the wrong experts

The MoE was the hard one: a dual-path FFN, a sparse expert loop that won't trace, and a bug where the device output was empty while the CPU reference was perfect and every unit test passed.

#machinelearning#aws#ai
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AI8 days ago

Instrumenting an AI-Powered GitHub Analyzer with OpenTelemetry and SigNoz

This article is my submission for the Agents of SigNoz Hackathon: Blog Track, where participants...

#opentelemetry#signoz#observability
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AI8 days ago

Retrieval-Augmented Self-Recall: The RAG Problem Nobody Talks About

Part 1 of Retrieval-Augmented Self-Recall — the research track behind Claude Code, Beyond the Prompt....

#ai#rag#llm
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DATA ENG9 days ago

LangGraph vs LangChain in 2026: When Each Wins

The data pipelines that power modern finance are getting longer, more dynamic, and more...

#langgraph#langchain#agenticworkflow
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AI9 days ago

What is an "agentic harness," actually?

I've been hearing the word "harness" thrown around a lot lately. I assumed it just meant "the IDE" or...

#ai#agents#discuss
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AI9 days ago

Every AI-Generated Line of Code Is a Small Loan — And Eventually, You Have to Pay It Back

A bug showed up in my personal project last month. Nothing dramatic - a value wasn't updating the way...

#ai#career#discuss
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AI9 days ago

Claude might be saturating your machine

My laptop was sitting idle with the fan at full tilt. Nothing was running that I knew of. The culprit...

#ai#programming#claude
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DATA ENG9 days ago

I wanted Snowflake to do more than store data. So I built a pipeline where it judges World Cup conviction, then writes its verdict back to Solana. The architecture ended up being my favorite part of the project.

We Taught a Snowflake Warehouse to Judge World Cup Conviction and Write the Verdict Back to...

#architecture#blockchain#dataengineering
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TOOLS9 days ago

I fixed a smolagents bug that confused everyone who hit it (with Sentry watching the whole time)

This is a submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash: Clear the Lineup powered by Sentry. ...

#devchallenge#bugsmash#python
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TOOLS10 days ago

My Demo Script Found a Production Bug on Its First Run: A Tiny Post-Mortem

How a narrated demo for an MCP image server caught an API-contract drift that 10 passing unit tests never could — root cause, fix, and lessons about mocked tests.

#testing#ai#python
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TOOLS10 days ago

Build One AI Tool Server, Call It From Three Different Agents (MCP Explained)

A beginner-friendly tour of the Model Context Protocol: one Python server that generates images with Gemini, called by Claude Code, a Google ADK agent, and a Rust CLI.

#ai#python#rust
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RESEARCH10 days ago

I turned a public-domain government CSV into a searchable index of every port and airport on Earth

For a side project I needed something that turned out to be weirdly hard to find: a free, clean list...

#showdev#webdev#nextjs
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TOOLS10 days ago

Why did my benchmark stop at N=22? A debugging story in nine bugs

Submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash — Smash Stories track. There was a file in my repo called...

#bugsmash#debugging#ai
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TOOLS10 days ago

My benchmark's Python column was N/A for a year — CPython's 4300-digit limit, and eight other bugs

Submission for DEV's Summer Bug Smash — Clear the Lineup track. The...

#bugsmash#python#go
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AI10 days ago

Building an AI Agent That Knows When Not to Guess (Qwen + MCP)

A payment landed for exactly half an invoice's value. The payer's email matched the customer on file....

#ai#webdev#hackathon
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RESEARCH10 days ago

Fifty Poisoned Samples Is All It Takes

I spent this morning reading Anthropic's new research on how a tiny number of poisoned samples can...

#ai#machinelearning#datascience
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AI10 days ago

I Pre-Registered a Hypothesis. 600 API Calls Later, the Data Killed It.

A stranger on DEV.to said "run this experiment." I ran it at n=600. Here's what happened — including...

#ai#machinelearning#python
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DATA ENG10 days ago

The Project That Changed Everything: How Tutoring Juniors on SQL Led Me to Data Engineering

Prefacing A year ago, I would've laughed if you told me this was coming. Back in high...

#dataengineering#learning#mentorship
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AI11 days ago

A Receipt Is Not Proof Forever. It Is a Promise to Reopen the Claim.

My memory gate passed 16 out of 16 frozen cases. Then I blocked the article. Not because the run...

#ai#security#machinelearning
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AI11 days ago

I Put a Hailo 8 in a Handheld and Stopped Paying for Inference

Cloud AI is a subscription trap. I built an exit that fits in my jacket pocket and runs at 3...

#ai#programming#tutorial
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RESEARCH11 days ago

Yes, another tree classifier. Here's what building one from scratch taught me.

I spent way too long building a tabular classifier from scratch. It doesn't beat XGBoost. I'm...

#ai#machinelearning#python
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