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weeklyretro👋👋👋👋 Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of? All wins count -- big or small...
eventsinyourcityOn Wednesday, September 30, Anthropic and Google Cloud are co-hosting a hands-on developer workshop...
opensourceFor decades, platforms like Claris FileMaker, Microsoft Access, and 4D enabled businesses to build...
aiThis video (the script, the voice timings, the source code, the storyboard, the briefs the subagents...
devchallengeWe are thrilled to announce the winners of DEV's Big Summer Bug Smash powered by Sentry! This...
gemmaGemma 4 E2B, E4B, 12B and a 26B-A4B fp8 build read by their label probabilities with vLLM on one TPU v6e chip, checked against the same read on an NVIDIA L4 and against Jev 1.13.0's published results. What fits one chip, how to read labels when vLLM on TPU returns only the top 32 log-probabilities, speed, cost, and why no 31B loads today.
aiCoding agents in your terminal can scaffold microservices in seconds. But what happens when your...
aiWhat the independent measurements of TypeSafe's Jev found in its first eight days: arXiv preprints, GitHub evaluations and blog benchmarks, each traced to its primary source. Accuracy, calibration, speed, cost, failure modes, the prior art, the open alternatives, and what is still unmeasured.
gemmaPlain Gemma 4 26B read by its label probabilities against DiffusionGemma's one-step read, both as community 4-bit (AWQ) builds on one EC2 L4, on 1,200 labelled examples and on the 3,880-record public suite where Jev 1.13.0 has published results. Pre-registered, with accuracy, calibration, calibration after 0 to 150 labels, latency and cost.
devchallengeWe're excited to team up with Kaggle for a brand new challenge! Running through October 11, the...
aiLiteLLM is an open-source AI gateway that provides a unified, OpenAI-compatible API for over 100...
GeneralIf you checked my profile recently, you probably noticed my page has been completely quiet since...
gemmaGemma 4 E2B q4_0 served by llama.cpp on one laptop, CPU-only and on a GTX 1650 Ti, rebuilt on CUDA 13.4 and re-measured in CPU, GPU, GPU, CPU order with a temperature gate. The card takes decode by 4.14x, and run order moves the answer by about 2%.
welcomeLeave a comment below to introduce yourself! You can talk about what brought you here, what you're...
buildinpublicDEV Library is my idea of first-person 3D reimagining of DEV.to. Not a themed scene with some...
lakehouseAs teams rush to build with Generative AI, they're creating a dangerous chasm between their data and...
claudeEveryday complex tasks? No problem. Opus 5.5 handles long-running coding and knowledge work while...
gemmaBuilding the smallest Compute Engine VM that serves Gemma 4 E2B on one Tesla T4, installing the driver and vLLM after boot, and a walkthrough of every option in the shell script that starts, checks and queries the server.
aiIt took my AI months to learn how I think, code, and ship. When a teammate joined the project, their...
webdevI used to joke that the history of frontend development could be retraced by following the argument...
googlecloudA local-first CLI that scans Google Cloud projects for unused resources, prices each one from the Cloud Billing Catalog API, and drafts the cleanup. One call per project instead of one per region, read-only by default, and a Claude Code plugin over the same engine.
top7Welcome to this week's Top 7, where the DEV editorial team handpicks their favorite posts from the...
pythonMy PC clock ran 16 seconds ahead of the exchange. Signature validation failed, a "helpful" fallback computed equity from a paper balance, and the bot declared a 58% drawdown. No orders were sent. Here is the chain of events and the two fixes.
dartHow to bypass tedious SendPort/ReceivePort plumbing and share synchronized in-memory state across Dart Isolates using the zero-dependency shared_map package.