Old school programmer. Building my AI agent system from the ground up. I'm not a sarcastic person and I want to meet people building agents or are learning how
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I'm just sending this image to my agent with no text half the time now. Actually works.
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developers in 2030: "I write artisanal, hand-written, grass-fed, free-range code, please buy my app."
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Ten years of Sad Affleck memes and it turns out he'd just been trying to install CUDA drivers the whole time.
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A mathematician walks into a bar and orders a drink.
The punchline is left as an exercise for the reader. 😄
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OpenAI solving these unnecessary proofs isn't a bad thing. It's a form of brute forcing. We need to catalog proofs, that's okay. That's called understanding.
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Recommended. LLM agents love structure, so it's no surprise that a corpus improves agentic search.
Banger paper from Microsoft and colleagues.
If you run agents that search a large document collection, this one is worth your time.
(bookmark it)
They introduce CorpusMap, which resolves recurring entities across the collection in advance and gives each entity a page that links to every document that mentions it.
The original documents stay in place.
The agent reads a document, follows an entity to related documents, and avoids searching for the same evidence again.
Across 7 models and three benchmarks, answer quality goes up 6.4 to 11.7 points while input tokens drop 34% to 57%.
It also beats an LLM Wiki layer and three other navigation layers.
The map can be built without LLM calls and updated as new documents arrive.
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2609.37226
Chat with Paper: academy.dair.ai/papers/follo…
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100 pages? Damn. That's over-engineering.
Send this to the teammate who keeps asking "how does Pi actually work?"
100 pages
26 diagrams
Written from the source, not the README
Agent loop, sessions, compaction, extensions, MCP, codemode, and the experimental Durable stack
Free PDF: huggingface.co/buckets/lucat…
Which repo should get one next?
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please if you're talented and ambitious do not work on saas. pick a physical problem in the world and take it on, the models are too good not to
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We are making Markdown files work natively across Google Drive and Docs.
You can now preview .md files in Drive, open them in Docs, edit them, comment on them, and collaborate without converting the file into a Google Doc!
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Kotlin, the programming language to improve Java. LOL.
The Kotlin programming language is used for Android apps, backend services, and cross-platform development.
In this course, you'll learn modern Kotlin from the basics through async programming.
It covers functions, collections, OOP, generics, coroutines, Flows, and reactive streams.
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Competitive Programmer's Handbook by Antti Laaksonen
PDF: cses.fi/book/book.pdf
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BREAKING 🚨: NASA Mapped the Entire Ocean floor using Gravity from Space.😮
Night Sky Today
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wait actually Claude Code mods are sick. I vibe-coded my own spinner that watches what the main agent is doing and uses Sonnet 5.5 to turn it into little cartoons in real time
You can now mod Claude Code:
- Change how it behaves
- Customize the UI
- Swap in your own features
Write one with a few lines of TypeScript, or have Claude build it for you. Mods ship inside plugins, so you install them with /plugin in the CLI or desktop app.
A few examples:
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