Categorical data analysis is a fundamental aspect of statistical modeling, often used when the variables in a dataset are qualitative rather than quantitative.
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Categorical Data Analysis in Statistical Modeling with R
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Intern Makes Diet Coke Game Mobile Responsive with AI
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Our intern @KevinTaylor00 made diet coke game mobile responsive with @cline and Qwen3-Coder on Cerebras, instantly ✨
— Cerebras (@cerebras) 14 août 2025
try it now 👉https://t.co/sZQoxg7Z20 https://t.co/ktMRpQqhUz pic.twitter.com/W2TEUWLQwGOur intern @KevinTaylor00 made diet coke game mobile responsive with @cline and Qwen3-Coder on Cerebras, instantly try it now http://
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CodeGemma FIM Support Expected in Upcoming Release
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I *really* hope a new CodeGemma with FIM support is one of the things in the oven! 😀
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Agentflow: Fine-Grained Control for Agentic Workflows
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4/ Agentflow We spent months refining the experience of building agentic workflows from the ground up. Then we launched Agentflow – enabling developers to have fine-grained control over agent logic, memory, states, agent-to-agent interactions, and human-in-the-loop mechanisms.
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Flowise: Building LLM Applications Visually with No-Code
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Agentic Orchestration: Developer Need for Better Control Systems
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3/ Shift From simple RAG and LLM workflows, we saw the shift to agentic orchestration – combination of predefined workflows and autonomous agents. It is clear to us developers need a better way to build agentic systems with more controllability and customization.
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GPT-4.1 outperforms GPT-5 on code completion speed
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One simple thing to try – use GPT-4.1 as a basic code completion model; you'll see it's really fast and accurate. Try to get any size GPT-5 with any amount of reasoning to match it. In my testing, GPT-5 was ~5x slower at the point it matched performance.
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GPT-4.1 and Sonnet 4 Adoption for Development Work
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Thanks Ted! Tbh we've got back to using GPT-4.1 for our coding quick fixes, and Sonnet 4 / Opus 4.1 for our main work. So we won't have too much feedback until GPT-5 has improved enough for us to give it another try. Definitely barracking for you guys to succeed!
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Cerebras Code Pro Launches with Higher Rate Limits for Developers
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We built Death by Diet Coke in less than 30 seconds using Cerebras Code Pro, where you get higher rate limits and more power for Qwen3-Coder.
— Cerebras (@cerebras) 14 août 2025
We are opening the same number of Cerebras Code Pro/Max plans as diet coke cans in the office.
First come, first serve.… https://t.co/CNBcL0JtRR pic.twitter.com/15QdVcprycWe built Death by Diet Coke in less than 30 seconds using Cerebras Code Pro, where you get higher rate limits and more power for Qwen3-Coder. We are opening the same number of Cerebras Code Pro/Max plans as diet coke cans in the office. First come, first serve.