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5h ago · 3 min read · Claude Code, Codex, and Windsurf now look alike: all three have skills, hooks, and plugins. So it's natural to assume your setup ports between them. It mostly doesn't. I maintain a repo that targets a
Join discussion7h ago · 4 min read · What is Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)? The name says it: you retrieve relevant information and then generate responses based on that information. RAG is useful because large language models (LL
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8h ago · 5 min read · I was working on a new app and came across Matt Pocock's /grill-with-docs skill that works as a structured interrogation tool that stress-tests your plan against your project's domain model, cross-ref
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9h ago · 2 min read · The full manifesto is available here: Agentic Engineering Manifesto. AI agents are changing how we build software, but I do not think the important change is only that code gets written faster. The b
Join discussion11h ago · 5 min read · Hey everyone! Welcome to my very first tech blog post. 👋 Lately, I’ve been diving deep into how Large Language Models (LLMs) actually work under the hood. Like most people, I used to treat AI like a
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12h ago · 5 min read · In real-time computer vision systems, latency is not just a metric — it is a constraint tied directly to safety and user experience. I've worked on systems where end-to-end latency — from receiving st
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1 post this monthExcellent article, Jessica! You explained the importance of accurate medical image annotation in healthcare AI very clearly and professionally. The way you connected data quality with real-world medical outcomes highlights how critical precision is in AI-driven diagnostics and patient care. As healthcare AI continues to evolve, high-quality annotation will truly become the foundation for reliable and ethical AI systems. Looking forward to reading more of your insights on medical imaging and AI innovation!
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The framing of memory as an architecture problem rather than a context-window problem is right. The hard question is evaluation. Most papers on agent memory test on synthetic benchmarks that don't reflect real conversational drift. A methodology section defining what 'successful recall' means quantitatively would strengthen this. Coherence over 50 turns is the real test, not retrieval accuracy on a static QA set.
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Most people point at the GPU first. Wrong instinct. After spending a year testing local AI setups across wildly different hardware Budugs, I kept seeing the same pattern in forums and Discord servers.
The RAM bottleneck point hit home. I helped a small team set up a local Ollama instance thinking the RTX 3080 would carry it — ended up bein...
"Diagnose before you spend" should be pinned to every hardware subreddit. Half the upgrade posts I see are people buying a new GPU when thei...