1. US House Investigates Airbnb, Anysphere Over Use of Chinese AI Models - Bloomberg Skip to content Bloomberg the Company & Its Products The Company & its ProductsBloomberg Terminal Demo RequestBloomberg Anywhere Remote Login Bloomberg Anywh…

  2. Over the past several weeks, I've been working on HyperResearch, a Claude Code skill harness that converts CC into the most intelligent deep research framework out there. HyperResearch surpasses OpenAI, Google, and NVIDIA's offerings in th…

  3. Has anyone here tried MEMANTO yet? I just came across it (open-source memory layer for AI agents) and I’m curious if it’s good memory to use for ur agent.

  4. Has anyone used AI to go through a course (Udemy, Coursera, etc.), learn the frameworks/concepts, and then later apply that knowledge to help build real things? For example: I have AI study an AI engineering course, then later use that kno…

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    Mistral
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    Mistral, a French AI company, is set to release a medium-sized model with 128 billion parameters and is planning to launch Workflows in public preview. The company, founded by Arthur Mensch, continues to grow its AI empire despite not being based in the United States.

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    Gemma 4
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    Gemma 4 is a family of open-source multimodal models from Google DeepMind, available in sizes up to 31 billion parameters and featuring dense and MoE architectures. Notable community highlights include the 31B model's success in production tests, with some users preferring 4-bit precision for local use, and others sharing settings for optimizing performance with smaller models.

  6. Claude Code seems like it's pausing a lot more than it has previously to ask me kind of frivolous questions about the prompt I've just given it. It seems to be pausing multiple times per step.

  7. I’ve been deep in the trenches building out multi-step agentic workflows, and I’m hitting a consistent wall with what I can only describe as "stochastic decay." The pattern is frustrating: Runs 1 through 3 execute flawlessly, but by the fo…

  8. looplet looplet exposes the agent loop as an iterator, makes every step observable, and lets you compose behavior with hooks. Build LLM agents that call tools in a loop while you keep ordinary Python control over every step — no graph DSL,…

  9. (Non-native speaker, used LLM to translate/refine post) Since late 2025, accelerating in early 2026, I've noticed a progressive "smoothing" of Claude's outputs on tasks requiring emotional precision or creative risk-taking. I work in creat…

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    Windsurf
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    Windsurf 2.0 has been released with improved local and cloud agent integration and bug fixes. The update follows a series of announcements about AI tools and MCP servers, including gondola.ai's hotel search server and Stork for indexing over 14,000 AI tools.

    model roundup

    GPT 5.5
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    On [Date], a significant leak of the OpenAI Codex model, referred to as GPT-5.5, was captured on video before it was patched. The incident involved models named Arcanine and Glacier-alpha.

  11. I've noticed for a few weeks that Chatgpt keeps trying to correct me or rebuke me when I'm speaking with it. Today for example I was asking it bc my SIM card is having problems but my provider cannot seem to activate any new cards, it's be…

  12. I see a lot of support for running LLMs on PCs with ollama to vLLM. Whats the current state for running on mobile?

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  13. The problem I built it to solve: I'd be deep in a coding session, realize I needed to write docs for what I'd just built, and either stop to context-switch or skip the docs. Usually the latter.

  14. model roundup

    Qwen 3.6
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    Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, a 35 billion parameter sparse MoE model with an active parameter count of 3 billion, was released on April 16, 2026, as open-source software under the Apache 2.0 license by Alibaba Qwen. It offers advanced functionality across various AI applications and outperformed competitors in drawing tests.

    model roundup

    Qwen 2.5
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    Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct is a 7 billion parameter instruction-tuned language model that significantly improves on Qwen2 in coding and mathematics capabilities, long text generation, and multilingual support across 29 languages. Notably, Canonical has optimized Ubuntu inference snaps for this model, allowing easy installation with a single command.

  15. The system prompt for OpenAI’s Codex CLI contains a perplexing and repeated warning for the most recent GPT model to “never talk about goblins, gremlins, raccoons, trolls, ogres, pigeons, or other animals or creatures unless it is absolute…

  16. I’m seriously believe this is the future. Soon, there will be people running around the town, helping other people with their LLM at home like plumber guys.

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    Opus 4.7
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    Claude Opus 4.7, released on April 16, 2026, is Anthropic's latest advanced AI model, offering improved handling of complex tasks and a larger context window of up to 1 million tokens. This version is 50% more expensive than its predecessor due to enhanced capabilities in software engineering and hybrid reasoning.

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  20. Anthropic's Blender MCP connector dropped yesterday. I got it running an hour ago.

  21. Based on the recent TRiP source code by Carlo Valenti. Ported to Zig and headless Vulkan Compute shaders.

  22. So I've been experimenting with Claude's new Blender MCP integration and decided to push it to its limits with a real engineering project: a complete, print-ready enclosure for the Raspberry Pi 5, modeled entirely through AI prompts, no ha…

  23. Recently someone posted an "Ask HN" [1] for showing Personal Blogs and Websites. I was wondering if anyone else had a Personal AI Agent that they could share so that I could learn more about how other people are implementing theirs.

  24. Over the last few months, I built a tool and could use some help from you pros, on how you see this fitting into the ecosystem. I've worked in the same vertical (more-or-less) for 12 years and think I'm missing some cool use-cases.

  25. I'm a hard believer of Cursor being a better IDE than Claude Code or Codex for a long shot, specially when you know the strengths and weaknesses of each model and you use them to your advantage. Being said that, It's hard to recommend it a…