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Edge Copilot Mode helps tab hoarders boost productivity
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"For tab hoarders like me, I expect this to help with productivity as it keeps distractions down and work flow up." Didn't know this had a name but turns out I'm a tab hoarder. If you are too, check out Copilot Mode in Edge
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Metis enables easy AI edge deployment with ONNX and PyTorch
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AI at the edge shouldn’t be a trade-off between performance, accuracy, or usability. Metis lets devs deploy, optimise & benchmark with ease using ONNX, PyTorch, YAML & GStreamer. What's even more exciting is it's all available now via @Rutronik →
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Mistral AI upgrades Codestral with enterprise coding stack
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Mistral AI released an upgrade to their Codestral model and announced a complete coding stack for Enterprise customers.
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Codestral 25.08 and Complete Mistral Coding Stack Launch
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Meet the new Codestral 25.08 and the Complete Mistral Coding Stack for Enterprises!
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OpenRouter Credits Enable Cost-Effective AI Model Execution
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For this run, I spent $0 on the GPU, and 40 cents on OpenRouter credits for prompt generation, RULER ranking, etc.
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Fast AI Model Training System Delivers Impressive Grammar Results
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It's incredible how quickly you can go from an idea to a fully-trained model with this system. And the resulting models are really good! The grammar model in the demo video works really well, yet it was trained for just minutes, and was only 1.5B params 🙂
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Cipher vs ByteRover: Cloud Context Storage and Team Collaboration
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By default Cipher stores context locally, but you can connect it to vector or graph databases for persistence. ByteRover takes it further by storing context in the cloud, sharing it with your team, and making it usable across agents. Check it out here:
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Building Persistent Memory for Coding Agents Between Sessions
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Coding agents have a major limitation: they forget everything between sessions. Without memory, they can’t retain project context, past fixes, or key decisions. What they need is a persistent memory layer to store and recall context. Let’s see how to set that up.