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An AI agent can find the right URL and still give you the wrong answer. I ran through a tutorial on building a web-aware agent with the OpenAI Agents SDK, and the product-price example shows why. Search finds the product page, but the current price may be rendered client-side.
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So the agent knows where the product is, but not what it currently costs. The pattern I liked was giving it two tools: Search → discover the page Fetch → retrieve the current page content How are your agents handling this gap? zenrows.com/blog/web-aware-a…
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“Managed Postgres” can mean very different things. At minimum, I’d expect patching, scaling, failover + backups to leave the team’s plate. Databricks’ Lakebase adds serverless scaling, PITR, branching, PgBouncer + pgvector. databricks.com/blog/managed-…
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Wow, my heart breaks for the Benue girl. This is crazy
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Free is a great price. Well, 57.7s per task (AA's number, not mine) is also a great time to go make coffee :)
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Replying to @dewtulips
The sound is too clean 🔥🔥😭
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I built a RAG pipeline that retrieves live web data before generating answers. The goal was simple. I wanted a pipeline that could work with information that changes, instead of relying on a static collection of documents. Here's how I approached it. 🧵
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Replying to @Dominus_Kelvin
Don't have an infinite free tier or they're going to remain stuck there
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Microsoft replaced Azure Playwright Testing with Playwright Workspaces in March 2026. Your tests still run. What you lost is the reporting layer. There's no cross-run history, stability trends, or consolidated failure view.
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Hackmamba is hiring a Technical Video Content Creator. Full-time. Remote in Europe. We make videos for B2B SaaS and developer tools, you'd be the face of that work. Best if you have engineering background. Apply 👇 hackmamba.io/career/technica…
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Most AI tools generate a finished UI and leave you with a single block of code that is hard to test, hard to refactor, and frustrating to move into a real codebase.This walkthrough builds a full chat app where the AI layer, backend, and UI are kept separate by design from scratch
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Every AI coding tool rushes to show you a working UI. Bit Cloud stops at architecture first. It defines the component boundaries, state ownership, and data flow before writing a single line of code .
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Lovable is great for first release. The problems show up the moment you try to add a second feature. Tightly connected files, no test coverage, unclear versioning. The code runs. The system is not built to last.
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A RAG system passed every eval. Faithfulness scored 0.89. The dashboard was green. Two weeks into production, 35% of users were getting wrong answers. The tests used formal queries. Production queries were casual, so the metrics caught hallucinations but missed intent. #rag
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Every AI code editor in 2026 promises to write your entire app and eliminate debugging forever. A small number actually help you ship cleaner code faster. The rest are marketing.
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I'm definitely bringing my hardest problem
We're excited to announce VectorAI DB, the first vector database purpose-built for high-performance, reliable AI at the edge. RAG isn't dead. It just can't run in the environments that need it most. In manufacturing, 46% of AI pilots never leave the OT network. Healthcare, defense, and financial services are no different. VectorAI DB runs RAG pipelines, semantic search, and real-time AI agents on-premises, at the edge, or air-gapped. Before today, 1,000+ devs across three hackathons had already built on it. A maritime AI system. An on-device AI therapist. Cardiac imaging on a closed hospital cluster. And these are just a handful of what VectorAI DB makes possible. VectorAI DB is NOW OPEN to the public. Come throw your hardest problem at it. Download link in the comments.
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You're scanning a folder with 300 log files, 12 CSV exports, and a bunch of timestamped backups. Writing a loop to filter through all of that sounds miserable. Hardcoding filenames is worse. They change constantly. Python's glob module handles this differently.
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Me soon for YouTube
Guys i went from a confused LinkedIn Creator to receiving a package from Coachli Thank you LinkedIn 🥹
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Replying to @hackmamba
My worst fears has happened
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See how she used "not because...but because" in the third and fourth sentences. Try using that framing now and you'd get "ai-written" allegations.
You had to be there when she packed Giuliana up!!!
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