@emayakeerthi @mehulmpt isn't this what most of the multi agent systems do?
Get detailed plan layed out by a superior model and execution is handled by many smaller models
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Prateek
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I gave (what I thought was) a simple bug to fix to grok 4.5, opus 4.8, and they kept on saying it was fixed, but it was not.
Gave it to Fable 5, it took 1 HOUR and ~$19 in API credits, and fixed it one shot. 💀
This model is something else, deserves all the attention it gets.
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@Enforc3rr @tom_doerr Give it a try. It is easy to get started if you have already used LocalStack before.
Here the migrate from LocalStack documentation
floci.io/floci/getting-…
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@MrProWestie @MnKSpdi Word of mouth, like how arc raiders got player base
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Instead of sponsoring ACTUAL BATTLEFIELD 6 Content creators, they sponsee streamers who don’t give a single shit about the game. Stay within your community!
Battlefield@Battlefield
The first Custom Creator BF6 Portal Experience is live now with @TheBurntPeanut! @RNGingy. @shroud. @OfficerFatassTV. Squad up. Pistols only. 45 seconds to prep. Then 28 Defib hunters rush in. Jump in and try it yourself in Portal. 🥜 Watch it go down here: twitch.tv/theburntpeanut
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@waitin4agi_ Controversial take, but I always felt like game graphics have sort of hit a stalemate where we do not see any improvement towards photorealism and DLSS 5 to me seems like a good step in the direction where we can see a sort of photo realistic art style w/o losing perf.
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This looks very bad and significantly changes the artistic vision of a game. Looks like a random AI filter and gives it that AI look. But likely a first step to improvement so I’m still hopeful.
NVIDIA GeForce@NVIDIAGeForce
Announcing NVIDIA DLSS 5, an AI-powered breakthrough in visual fidelity for games, coming this fall. DLSS 5 infuses pixels with photorealistic lighting and materials, bridging the gap between rendering and reality. Learn More → nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/…
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@Dreamwav3 @edandersen 🥲 ikrr!! if someone from X ( @X
/ @nikitabier ) could add it in insight where we could see if the tweet is most likely an AI generated one or not that would be really helpful and hope they start demonitising such accounts if out of their total tweets, X% or more is Ai gen.
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@Enforc3rr @edandersen Oh yeah, I see it on basically every post. Super low quality, obviously ai responses.
“This isn’t just this, —it’s this and this” 😭 everytime
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Reading code, especially code you didn’t write, is 10x harder than writing code
These people AI generating 90%+ of their code *are* reading it all, right… or are they just dumping the difficult verification work on their colleagues in PRs?
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@verycracked @coderabbitai :') No worries! Thought you might say that, hence why I asked first.
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@Dreamwav3 @edandersen I was a serious sceptic about it, but now I seriously feel like this is where we are heading, even on X many of the tweets or replies feel like AI generated.
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@syncause @nitesh_btc @thdxr it helps if your code has rigorous UT and IT written for it, but for start-ups like where I work, it's not always feasible as every release breaks the test cases and even Sonnet 4.5 isn't able to fix the test cases in one shot. It requires a lot of iterations.
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@nitesh_btc @thdxr That regression ping‑pong is brutal as codebases grow. What helped me: lock one failing test + insist on root‑cause explanation before any patch, then allow only one change per run. Do you see it more in stateful/race bugs or pure logic?
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@vince_lauro @simplifyinAI My boss pays me to think and do engineering stuff and not do manual labour which I think what you probably do.
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@Enforc3rr @simplifyinAI The exact work your boss won't be paying you for by next year.
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Google just dropped another banger 🤯
They open-sourced the Agent Development Kit, and it perfectly pairs with Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite. Means you can now build always-on AI Agents that run 24/7 at a negligible cost.
100% Open Source.
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@vince_lauro @simplifyinAI my question is what is the kind of work which you are doing for which you need an agent that runs 24/7 ?
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@simplifyinAI I run agents 24/7 on a Mac Mini. The real challenge isn't the cost—it's handling failures gracefully. My agents restart on crash, log everything, and alert me when they're stuck. Uptime is 99%+ now.
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@andref_dias @boristane It was honestly a good read, thank you for sharing it and the way you presented the concept of wide event with interactive examples and proper code examples, it made it even more awesome!
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Just read a great article from @boristane: loggingsucks.com I'm going to adopt those ideas soon!
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@RPlanox @patilvishi @SumitM_X a more practical approach could be to use a service like DMS or airbyte and sync all ur DBs into a single DB and run all your queries easily, reason being I've personally seen that approaches like what has been mentioned on top require more work when requirements change.
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Started the #geekstreak60 challenge with a BANG!
Solved the Counting Inversions problem (POTD -18th Feb). Bit of a last minute rush but was able to complete on time.
Ready to move ahead with the same enthusiasm.
@geeksforgeeks @NPCI_NPCI #npci #geekstreak60
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@KaganKongar @tom_doerr @duckdb this is more like a CLI unlike DuckDB, if you use grep etc for CSV files, this can come in handy
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@tom_doerr How do these web crawlers bypass the Cloudflare checks? Do they keep on rotating IP?
And where does this specific crawler source it’s data from?
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JSON over network was a mistake.
We should’ve stuck to binary encoding and just improve the tooling to view binary data in a human-readable format.
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@9to5mac @benlovejoy Apple has leverage. The recent investments in manufacturing there can be pulled out, along with the jobs it brought. Apple can blame government spyware for the pullout, putting pressure where it belongs.
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India orders Apple to pre-instal an undeletable state security app on iPhones 9to5mac.com/2025/12/01/ind… by @benlovejoy
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@playerTwoQ @antoniosarosi Sounds interesting, what was the exact usecase if I may ask?
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@antoniosarosi I’ve used doubly linked lists in production software where we cared about deletion time and used a hash map for fast indexing.
Far from useless.
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Linked lists where invented by CS professors to teach data structures with a simple example. They're useless in real programming.
Saquib Aftab@iamsaquibdev
Which List implementation is faster for 100,000 operations in Java? Benchmarks: 1. ArrayList get(index): 0.001 ms 2. LinkedList get(index): 85 ms 3. ArrayList add(end): 0.5 ms 4. LinkedList add(end): 0.6 ms 5. ArrayList add(middle): 45 ms 6. LinkedList add(middle): 42 ms ArrayList dominates for random access. LinkedList barely wins for middle insertions. ArrayList uses contiguous memory with O(1) indexed access. LinkedList requires traversing nodes for O(n) access. Default to ArrayList unless you're doing frequent insertions at specific positions.
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