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Level UI • 19 hours • in Articles • 9 min read
An MCP server is not a new API. It is a thin layer over the one you already have
Somewhere in the last year, "do we need an MCP server?" joined the list of questions that arrive in a brief before anyone has said what the thing is for. It is usually framed as MCP vs API, as though the Model Context Protocol were a newer kind of AP...
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  • ai
  • api
  • webdev
  • security
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stutispatel1999 • Oct 19 • in Articles • 5 min read
What is Agent Harness ?
2023… Prompt Engineering 2024… Context Engineering 2026… Agent Harness Engineering Since ChatGPT was released in 2022, AI tools have been easily and freely accessible to every other human being. Now that anyone can easily build AI agents through a...
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  • aie
  • agentharness
  • ai
  • computerscience
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Ertugrul • Oct 15 • in Articles • 8 min read
Behavioral Convergence Without Representational Convergence: Reproducing Training-History Dependen
When two neural networks reach nearly identical accuracy, have they actually learned the same thing? The Problem With Calling Two Models "Equivalent" Imagine training two neural networks on the same classification problem. Both eventually achiev...
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  • ai
  • ml
  • computerscience
  • opensource
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engineering_of_alphabets_eoa • Oct 14 • in Articles • 7 min read
The Alphabet Code: What Happens When You Run a Simple Rule on the Letter “a”
alphabets #nlp #mathematics #symbolicdynamics #fractals #eigenvalues #perronvalues Here is a string of letters: gzhlvzggjzyihjgheqvzgzhlvzhlvbjzgyhzizygjzbjzhlvgjzehjdzzgheqv... It looks like a cat walked across a keyboard. It isn’t. It’s the start...
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  • ai
  • machinelearning
  • maths
  • computerscience
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Ken W. Algerverified • Oct 6 • in Articles • 7 min read
Data Types Across Programming Languages: What You Actually Need to Know
Every introduction to programming eventually reaches data types. An integer is a whole number. A string contains text. A Boolean is true or false. A floating-point number represents numbers with fractional components. Then you learn another program...
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  • programming
  • javascript
  • rust
  • computerscience
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alexvoste • Oct 6 • in Discussions • 5 min read
We Promise Transparency. Not the "Liquid Glass" Kind.
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  • linux
  • software-engineering
  • performance
  • computerscience
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gmin_step • Sep 17 • in Articles • 10 min read
Resistors: How to read the stripes, do the math, and avoid the magic smoke
If you have ever popped the back off anything with a circuit board inside, you have seen resistors. They are the little striped cylinders, the tiny black rectangles, the ceramic blocks bolted to a heatsink. They are everywhere, and most of them look ...
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  • beginners
  • tutorial
  • iot
  • computerscience
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Splot Dev • Jul 30 • in Articles • 1 min read
Whizz: Your Esoteric Language that's Short as BF, but Easier to Write
I just made Whizz, an esoteric programming language that is full of capability and possible experimentation. Before I interest you in that, I'll explain to you something. > What is an esoteric programming language? An esoteric language or an esolan...
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  • python
  • computerscience
  • language
  • programming
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Toluwanimi Alfred • Jul 11 • in Articles • 3 min read
Why the Power-of-Two Trick Works for Binary Fractions (And Why It Breaks for Everything Else)
As a 300-level Mechatronics Engineering student studying Digital Electronics, I came across something that changed the way I think about binary conversions — not just as steps to memorize, but as operations with real mathematical meaning underneath t...
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  • binary
  • computerscience
  • embedded
  • programming
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siddarthpatelkama • Jul 10 • in Articles • 1 min read
Building an Anti-Proxy -Offline-First Attendance Platform with Next.js, Express & Firebase
Traditional attendance systems seem simple until you look at how they work in practice. Manual roll calls consume valuable class time, paper attendance sheets are inefficient, and many QR-based systems can still be exploited through proxy attendance....
  • webdev
  • computerscience
  • development
  • vibecoding
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Tom Smithverified • 15 hours • in Articles • 9 min read
Developer Weekly Briefing — October 30, 2026
Security dominated this week, but not in the usual way. Two active campaigns turned GitHub configuration files into attack surfaces. Researchers demonstrated that the built-in browsers inside AI coding tools can read your SSH keys. And at Oracle AI ...
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  • agenticai
  • devsecops
  • github
  • localai
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purplelove • Jul 8 • in Articles • 3 min read
Understanding CoALA: A Cognitive Architecture for Language Agents (2023)
Note: This article is a summary and interpretation of the research paper > Cognitive Architectures for Language Agents 2023 by Michael Sumers, Shunyu Yao, Karthik Narasimhan, and Thomas L. Griffiths. Rather than proposing a new architecture, the go...
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  • ai
  • programming
  • computerscience
  • agents
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Flamehaven • Jun 23 • in Articles • 12 min read
Not Worthless. Just Not Found Yet. - On verification work that arrives before anyone asks for it
The shape of the work right now !1https://coderlegion.com/?qa=blob&qablobid=14808488737358335165 Zenodo views: 1. Downloads: 0. No external citations to the ledger to date. The code still runs. That is the uncomfortable shape of this work right ...
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  • computerscience
  • dataengineering
  • governance
  • data-science
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Ebendttl • Jun 9 • in Articles • 5 min read
Distributed Systems: Implementing the Raft Consensus Protocol from Scratch
title: "Distributed Systems: Implementing the Raft Consensus Protocol from Scratch" published: true description: "Deconstructing distributed consensus, state machine replication, leader election algorithms, and split-brain mitigation in distributed ...
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  • computerscience
  • javascript
  • typescript
  • distributedsystems
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ayndlr • May 23 • in Articles • 3 min read
The Compiler Maze
Why Compiler is a very breathtaking project for devs and single dev I just got into the parser stage 2 days ago and the design was flowing like a breeze. Since my compiler is focused as a system programming compiler for my custom language, I was at...
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  • software-engineering
  • computerscience
  • cpp
  • software-architecture
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Bernardo Lebron • May 22 • in Articles • 1 min read
Sorting Wars: Benchmarking Selection, Insertion, Gnome e Bubble Sort em 5 Linguagens
Algoritmos quadráticos são lentos — isso todo mundo sabe. Mas o quão lentos? E a linguagem escolhida importa mais do que o algoritmo em si? Foi exatamente isso que nossa turma de Algoritmos e Estruturas de Dados I do CEFET-MG decidiu testar empiricam...
  • algorithms
  • computerscience
  • javascript
  • rust
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Tito • May 11 • in Articles • 2 min read
The Making of a 10x Engineer in AI Era: Why Big-O Thinking Changes Everything
Introduction Some code works. Some code lasts. The difference rarely comes down to typing speed, syntax mastery, or how many nights you're willing to push through. It comes down to how you think about a problem before you write a single line. Except...
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  • llm
  • algorithms
  • computerscience
  • beginners
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CanGulmez • Apr 21 • in Tutorials • 4 min read
Embedded Linux Development - Part 6
In this tutorial, I will continue to discuss embedded Linux development with ssh server activation. Previously, I've entered into BeagleBone Black over J1 serial header with a USB-UART converter. In here, I will show that how to enter into it with ss...
  • linux
  • computerscience
  • low-level
  • programming
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Jason_dev • Apr 20 • in Articles • 2 min read
What You're Really Doing When You Write Code
Most developers spend years writing code... without ever understanding what computing actually is. That's a problem. Because until you understand how a machine processes information, you're not really designing systems—you're just arranging syntax....
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  • programming
  • webdev
  • computerscience
  • systemdesign
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CanGulmez • Apr 14 • in Tutorials • 2 min read
Embedded Linux Development - Part 5
Until here, I've talked about the embedded Linux development in four stage: toolchain, bootloader, Linux kernel, rootfs. In this tutorial, I will create a SD card image including these and then run it in BeagleBone Black. Firstly, let's remember tha...
  • programming
  • linux
  • computerscience
  • low-level
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