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OpenAI releases GPT-5.1 API with new reasoning modes, adaptive reasoning, extended prompt caching, and new built-in tools for developers.
Learn how to use the Microsoft Agent Framework for .NET to create AI agents with persistent memory across sessions using persisted threads.
A technical article explaining how to use a hidden submit button to control which form data is sent when a user submits via Enter key.
A guide to replacing tox/nox with uv and Just for testing Python projects against multiple Python versions, simplifying configuration.
Explores integration methods between Microsoft Copilot and ServiceNow, covering Copilot 365, Copilot Studio agents, and MCP servers.
A hands-on review of Cursor 2.0's new Composer AI coding model, testing its speed and code quality with and without structured workflows.
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Google Antigravity is a new AI-powered IDE that integrates with Gemini models for agentic coding, featuring browser testing and automated documentation.
Ethan Mollick reflects on AI's rapid evolution from chatbots to digital coworkers, highlighting the changing role of human oversight.
A hands-on review of Google's new Gemini 3 Pro AI model, covering its features, benchmarks, pricing, and testing its multimodal capabilities.
A guide on using AG-UI and .NET Aspire to expose Agent Framework AI agents to the web, enabling multi-client, AI-powered applications.
Martin Fowler's foreword for 'Frictionless', a book on improving software developer productivity by focusing on feedback loops, flow state, and cognitive load.
A guide to building a connector-based RAG system that fetches live data from Confluence using its REST API and Java, avoiding stale embeddings.
How to fix the 'This video format is not supported' error on YouTube TV by enabling the Widevine DRM setting in your browser.
Discusses the future of small open source libraries in the age of LLMs, questioning their relevance when AI can generate specific code.
Generating dynamic Open Graph images for poems using ColdFusion and Java, adapting text to landscape format for social media previews.
An analysis of the tedious process of adding a VLAN in OPNsense, requiring 26 clicks and 6 screens, with suggestions for UI improvements.
Argues that generic Tooltip components in design systems are flawed and proposes better, more accessible alternatives for web development.
Explores Andrej Karpathy's concept of Software 2.0, where AI writes programs through objectives and gradient descent, focusing on task verifiability.