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Another ChatGPT trend is here People are turning their profiles into cute crayon-style cartoons using ChatGPT. The idea is simple. Upload a screenshot of your profile, paste the prompt, and let the model redraw the whole page as if it was made with crayons on white paper. The result keeps the profile layout, but turns the details into a playful handmade version filled with sweet childlike elements. It works because the output feels personal, nostalgic, and instantly shareable. Would you try this with your own profile?

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The original title is "How a self-taught dev gets merged PRs into real open-source projects"

The original title is "How a self-taught dev gets merged PRs into real open-source projects"

A 22-year-old self-taught developer shares a repeatable process for getting merged PRs into real open-source projects without a CS degree or referrals. The approach: search GitHub for unclaimed good-first-issues with bounded scope, reproduce the bug, make a minimal fix, write a regression test, and follow repo conventions exactly. Two clean PRs to reputable repos beat ten to toy projects—quality is the signal that matters.

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End-to-End Forecasting with TimesFM 2.5: Backtesting, Covariates, Anomaly Detection, and Scalable Colab Deployment

End-to-End Forecasting with TimesFM 2.5: Backtesting, Covariates, Anomaly Detection, and Scalable Colab Deployment

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Citation Not Found: Courts Confront AI Hallucinations

Citation Not Found: Courts Confront AI Hallucinations

AI-generated fabricated citations in legal filings are triggering judicial sanctions and regulatory crackdowns. US courts, particularly in New York, are adopting mandatory rules requiring lawyers to verify AI-generated content, disclose tool usage, and certify accuracy. Legal responsibility remains entirely with the attorney regardless of AI assistance.

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Observing And Testing CX Agents | Interrupt 26

Observing And Testing CX Agents | Interrupt 26

Cisco's Customer Experience team shared how they scale AI agents to handle 16M interactions yearly by closing the feedback loop from production signals directly back to code merges. The system uses AI triage agents for diagnostics and human oversight only for write decisions, not reads, addressing the bottleneck at scale. Key takeaway: treat evals as infrastructure and use MCPs to integrate feedback signals with code systems.

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Teaching agents product design at Vercel

Teaching agents product design at Vercel

Vercel teaches AI agents product design decisions by encoding them as structured documentation and lint rules in the codebase. Rather than leaving design context in Slack threads and PRs, they treat accepted decisions as code—routing agents to canonical sources, validating changes with deterministic checks, and testing generalization with evals. Other teams can adapt this framework to their own standards.

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Containers on Amazon ECS with Mama J

Containers on Amazon ECS with Mama J

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Job titles don't matter in 2026 (here's what does)

Job titles don't matter in 2026 (here's what does)

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Dynamic Workflows in Claude: Architecture, Costs, and When to Use Them

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Dynamic workflows move planning logic into versioned code using agent/parallel/pipeline primitives, with concrete limits (16 concurrent agents, 1,000 per run) and real token costs. The video covers an implement–verify–fix loop pattern with test-driven validation and a decision tree for choosing workflows over single agents. A live Claude Code demo shows applying workflows to model migration with measurable improvements.

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The original title is "Linear Programming and the Simplex Algorithm: Main Ideas"

The original title is "Linear Programming and the Simplex Algorithm: Main Ideas"

StatQuest introduces linear programming and the Simplex Algorithm using real-world optimization scenarios: airline scheduling, warehouse management, and crop planning. The 24-minute educational video explains fundamental concepts and demonstrates the Simplex method's key ideas with detailed examples. Content from a reputable channel with Gurobi solver sponsorship and free academic tier.

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Pick One Idea and Go Deep

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Developmental Trajectories of Situation Modeling and Mentalizing in Transformer Language Models

Developmental Trajectories of Situation Modeling and Mentalizing in Transformer Language Models

Research tracking how LLMs develop theory-of-mind reasoning across training stages finds false-belief understanding emerges late, depends on model size and training volume, and remains fragile to linguistic cues. Situation modeling precedes but shows surprising incoherence. Findings highlight the need for developmental and stress-testing approaches when evaluating LLM capabilities.

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Aristotelian Virtue Profiling of LLMs through Ethical Dilemmas

Aristotelian Virtue Profiling of LLMs through Ethical Dilemmas

VirtueMap, a new evaluation framework, measures LLM behavior across five Aristotelian virtues—Practical Wisdom, Justice, Truthfulness, Courage, and Temperance—by ranking responses to ethical dilemmas. Testing nine major LLM families revealed 90.3% rank consistency overall, with the largest differences in Courage, Temperance, and Justice. An interactive website lets users generate their own virtue profiles and compare them directly with measured LLM profiles.

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How Claude's Design Agents Work

How Claude's Design Agents Work

Sam Witteveen's 15-minute technical breakdown explores Anthropic's Claude Design Agents system and the architectural patterns you can apply to build vertical agent applications. Key topics include agentic context grounding, structured memory systems, iterative refinement loops, self-QA mechanisms, multi-variation generation, and handoff patterns. Essential learning for developers building production agentic systems with Claude.

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Welcome to Open Source AI: Run Your Own Models Locally

Welcome to Open Source AI: Run Your Own Models Locally

Hugging Face livestream for beginners covers running AI models locally on personal hardware. Expert speakers explain llama.cpp internals, quantization techniques for smaller models, choosing quantized variants (GGUFs), and comparing open frameworks (Pi, Gemma) with closed options (Claude, Codex). Live demos show automated PR triage using open models, with a live AMA on deployment strategies and hardware requirements.

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Deploying Multi-Turn RL Infrastructure for Amazon Nova on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod

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Deploy multi-turn reinforcement learning infrastructure using Amazon Nova Forge on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod with fully event-driven automated training pipelines. This guide walks through a two-phase architecture setup that triggers training jobs whenever data is uploaded to S3, using Wordle as a concrete example RL task. Perfect for teams building custom reinforcement learning applications on AWS managed infrastructure.

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Voice for AI Agents and Applications

Voice for AI Agents and Applications

DeepLearning.AI course teaches three practical patterns for integrating voice into AI agents: embedding voice directly in applications, layering voice onto existing text-based agents, and giving agents the ability to make outbound calls. Built on Vocal Bridge's dual-agent architecture balancing real-time responsiveness with reasoning accuracy. Covers evaluation-driven development to move voice agents from demos to production.

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How to Build Topical Authority in the AI Search Era (7 Steps)

How to Build Topical Authority in the AI Search Era (7 Steps)

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