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TokenPrint: An Open-Source 3D Visual Debugger for LLMs and Transformers Large language models are usually presented as a stack of equations, architecture diagrams, and source code. That explains what the model is. But it doesn't always explain what is actually happening to a token as it moves th
Hey everyone, Recently I've launched Stackness - a social platform for developers to show their stack and how they use it, and I'd be very grateful to get some feedback from the community! I've launched it on Product Hunt today as well so first users are slowly arriving :) Please take a look on my
I shipped a small feature: 49 "📋 Copy Prompt" buttons on a prompt-library page, each with an inline onclick that copies text to the clipboard. Worked perfectly in preview. Went live. Every single button vanished. Not broken — gone. Not in the DOM. Not in "view source." Just... not there. Here's ho
I use claude for most of what I do, and Fable is largely overkill for me and frequently burns through my Max plan's session credits in minutes (!) when just doing an initial mobile app planning with 4 agents. After I waited out the timeout period 6 hours later, and I picked up again, the cache had
Helloo, Final Year guy here. Built a tool that lets you see which PS has the least number of submissions. Fewer submissions = higher chances of getting selected for the SIH finals. check it out here: https://niche-sih.vercel.app/ don't buy me a coffee, star my repo instead: https://github.com/rohanb
Hi everyone! I spent the last couple months (definitely not a weekend project!) experimenting with three.js and building a video meeting app where you can fly around and talk with others around you, collaborate and have fun together. It's second iteration of my solo passion project. I used three.js
The title, by tech reports I don't mean arXiv submissions, but reports of a large model, like say Kimi K3, DeepSeek, Gemini, Mistral Leanstral, etc. Is it much above, above, much below, below or equal to a first author A* paper? submitted by /u/simple-Flat0263 [link] [留言]
Article URL: https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Europes-Less-Is-Doing-More-Than-Anyone-Gives-It-Credit-For.html Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49672557 Points: 58 # Comments: 26
Article URL: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-09-12/juveniles-riding-in-waymo-arrested-after-police-find-ghost-gun Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49672549 Points: 91 # Comments: 137
Previously on ... In the previous article I wrote on how DrakoFlow came to life and why I believe a more modern UML and Diagram engine is needed. I also dove a bit in the design philosophy and how I conceived the DSL language that Drako uses. In this article I will dive a bit in the programming
The set of Navigation Component rules I enforce on every Android project — nav graphs, type-safe arguments, back-stack hygiene, and the mistakes that show up in code review. I once took over a project where the previous team had shipped three screens with startActivity calls scattered through six f
Nova is an open-source personal AI agent runtime for developers. One Python core is available through terminal, web, desktop, and API, so you get a single local workspace for model providers, tools, sessions, memory, MCP, and sub-agents. The practical problem it addresses is familiar: you start an
Well I failed a amazon OA because of a rate limiting question, So I have built this rate limiter from first principles and haven't followed any tutorial. Through this blog, I want to answer questions like: Why even use Redis to make a rate limiter? Why not just use a Node.js process? What are the i
Every crypto amount enters a system as a string: a form field, a JSON body from an exchange API, a row in a payout file, a webhook from a provider. Between that string and the ledger two decisions get made: whether the amount is representable in the asset at all, and what happens when it is not. In
Introduction & Industry Context As we navigate the enterprise AI landscape in late 2026, a fundamental architectural shift is occurring: the dominance of massive, multi-hundred-billion-parameter cloud APIs is giving way to localized, highly specialized Small Language Models (SLMs). Organizatio
We ran the new /skill-doctor command on the machine that runs our shop. It listed 40 skills costing about 3,060 tokens on every turn, flagged three as never invoked, and attributed 149 million tokens over seven days to a single skill. One of the three "dead" skills was one day old, four plugin skill
Standing orders are pre-authorized decisions, in writing, with limits: what the on-call may do ALONE while the decision-maker is unreachable. Without them, every small team eventually pays for the same gap - the incident that needed one decision at 3 a.m., the person who makes it asleep or on a plan
I have a Laravel application running on Railway with a persistent volume mounted at /app/storage. I need to migrate the application to another server and want to download the contents of /app/storage/app to my local PC. I can access the Railway container through the Railway CLI/shell and I can see t
A few weeks ago, an AI assistant gave me a confident, well-written answer about one of my own PDFs. It was completely wrong. Nothing in the document said what the model claimed — it had simply filled the gap with something plausible. That's the quiet failure mode of retrieval-augmented generation (
I spent a month measuring it, one round trip at a time, on a real phone. Here is what came back. Everyone knows chat apps "compress" photos. Almost nobody knows how, because the answer is not in any documentation — you have to send an image, download what returns, and read the JPEG header. So that
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