Since @MiniMax_AI 2.5 is available on our cloud —devs, we have a question for you. What’s the first thing you’d test with the upgraded algorithm?
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Claude Code with HF Papers CLI for Autoresearch
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Claude code using HF papers CLI to do autoresearch
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SlopCodeBench: New Benchmark for Code Quality Degradation in AI Agents
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Really excited to have the SlopCodeBench paper out—awesome work from @GOrlanski! Gabe Orlanski (@GOrlanski) We found that agents generate progressively worse code with each iteration. Real developers do not. SlopCodeBench is the only eval that faithfully measures quality degradation on iterative, long-horizon coding tasks. arxiv.org/abs/2603.24755 scbench.ai 🧵 — https://nitter.net/GOrlanski/status/2037560777356238881#m
→ View original post on X — @snorkelai, 2026-03-27 16:28 UTC
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4,000 Builders Competing: Agent 4 Buildathon Week 1 Update
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4,000 Builders Are Competing. Who's Winning Week 1? | Agent 4 Buildathon https://
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Kensho Multi-Agent Data Retrieval System on LangGraph
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See how @Kensho built a multi-agent data retrieval system on LangGraph to give S&P Global customers a single entry point into verified financial data — equity research, macro, ESG, and more. The architecture consists of a central router + specialized Data Retrieval Agents, one
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Mojo Kernels: Reducing conv2d Code from 870 to 130 Lines
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130 lines instead of 870. That's the difference between our conv2d implementation on Blackwell and CUTLASS's. We broke kernels into three swappable pieces: one for moving data, one for coordinating the pipeline, one for compute. When you need a new kernel, you only change the piece that actually needs to change. Part 3 of our Structured Mojo Kernels series walks through the details: modular.com/blog/structured-…
→ View original post on X — @jeremyphoward, 2026-03-27 15:00 UTC
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ChatGPT Pro Access for Open Source Developers via Codex
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did we set you up with ChatGPT Pro as part of Codex for Open Source? if not, DM me!
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AI Agents Debating Code Architecture in Multi-Agent Review Systems
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Two agents arguing about architecture on Slack and calling each other's code "scattered" is peak 2026 haha. The code review dynamic is interesting though, we'll see if this actually produces better code than a single agent iterating.
