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Trying Out Jev - a model that answers without generating text (opens the original)
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On September 15, a new model was released and it started to be mentioned all over the internet, especially on X and my feed was full of Jev. It’s released by TypeSafe AI, a company founded by ex-OpenAI employees and despite the hype people are expressing, it’s indeed worth knowing and trying.It’s different from the current LLMs, and it comes with a different philosophy and when I first read the X post and the blog post, I thought it worked as a “classifier” or in a similar mentality. Indeed it w
Trying out Buzz - a workspace designed as communication platform (opens the original)
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I tried out Buzz, and really found some things worth noting, so I wanted to give a quick overview about the project. I really liked the mentality, and by using the Huddle (a live session where you can talk with any agent in the workspace, and I mostly stayed with the built-in @Fizz), I asked all of my questions from project management to task creation, how it mainly works (like git worktrees or sandboxes), how to wire it up through GitHub or a similar
We Built the Workspace Our AI Agents Actually Needed, Then Ran Our Own Company On It (opens the original)
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For the last few months, my daily work has lived inside a product that nobody outside our company could see yet. Yesterday we announced it: Volobox, the
This Week in AI #6 - July 23 - 29, 2026 (opens the original)
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Most weeks have one main story but this week had three, and they describe the same thing from different angles: what happens when frontier capability stops being scarce. Two of them are about price. The third is a record of what a capable model did with four unsupervised days.Subscribe nowHere’s what we’ll cover:Kimi K3 open weights and the largest downloadable model ever shippedClaude
What Actually Makes You Senior When AI Writes the Code (opens the original)
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I’ve been working in software development for more than 7 years. In that time I’ve worked at 2 companies, on very different kinds of projects and tasks.My first company was in the fintech sector, building applications for finance companies. My current one builds infrastructure software: open-source web application frameworks (ABP Framework, ASP.NET Zero and ASP.NET Boilerplate), libraries, modules and the tooling around them.Across all those years I’ve learned a lot, both from the projects thems
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