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GLM-5.3: Frontier Coding with Emergent Cyber Capabilities
On Hugging Face (Coming Soon)
u/techlatest_net — 6 days ago
▲ 63 r/antiai
Are we losing basic skills because technology does everything for us?
u/techlatest_net — 8 days ago
▲ 199 r/aipromptprogramming
My bank account looking at my Claude usage like... 💀
u/techlatest_net — 13 days ago
▲ 534 r/vibecoding
If the AI writes the code, am I the artist or just the guy folding the socks?
u/techlatest_net — 13 days ago
AI said 2 minutes. It's been 6 hours. I have 47 new errors.
u/techlatest_net — 15 days ago
theExactLifecycleOfEveryAiAssistedCodingSession
u/techlatest_net — 16 days ago
▲ 30 r/LocalLLM
Moonshot’s Kimi Uses 20,000 Nvidia Chip Cluster From Alibaba
bloomberg.comu/techlatest_net — 18 days ago
▲ 1 r/foss
Found a tool that actually audits GitHub contributions the profile activity feed hides
I came across this and thought it would help people here who contribute a lot on GitHub.
If you’ve ever seen something like:
> Opened 394 pull requests in 76 repositories
> 51 repositories not shown, so the profile activity feed is incomplete. It truncates repos, so it’s hard to get a full picture of someone’s month.
OpenHearth looks useful for that:
- CLI that audits PRs + issues + reviews via the Search API
- Flags repos likely hidden behind “N repositories not shown”
- JSON/CSV export
- Also has browser workspaces if you want a UI
Links:
u/techlatest_net — 18 days ago
▲ 1 r/OpenSourceeAI
Came across this and thought it might help people here who contribute a lot on GitHub.
If you’ve ever seen something like:
> Opened 394 pull requests in 76 repositories
> 51 repositories not shown
…then you already know the profile activity feed is incomplete. It truncates repos, so it’s hard to get a full picture of someone’s month.
**OpenHearth** looks useful for that:
- CLI that audits PRs + issues + reviews via the Search API
- Flags repos likely hidden behind “N repositories not shown”
- JSON/CSV export
- Also has browser workspaces if you want a UI
- Worth setting GITHUB_TOKEN or you’ll hit rate limits fast.
Links:
- https://ayush7614.github.io/OpenHearth/
- https://www.npmjs.com/package/@felix-ayush/openhearth
- https://github.com/Ayush7614/OpenHearth
Quick try:
```bash
npx u/felix-ayush/openhearth audit USERNAME --month 2026-07
npx u/felix-ayush/openhearth hidden USERNAME --month 2026-07
u/techlatest_net — 18 days ago
▲ 10 r/LocalLLM
MiniMax releases H3 video model
https://platform.minimax.io/docs/guides/video-generation
https://x.com/MiniMax_AI/status/2082779062653845803
MiniMax has unveiled H3, a new multimodal generation model that understands text, images, video, and audio in a unified context.
🔹 Generates up to 15s videos in 2K with native stereo sound
🔹 Strong instruction following & text rendering
🔹 Built for ads, UI/UX, gaming, e-commerce, and more
🔹 Claims industry-leading price-performance
The biggest news? MiniMax plans to release the model weights in the coming days, making H3 one of the most capable open-weight video generation models yet
u/techlatest_net — 19 days ago
▲ 68 r/LocalLLM
Google publicly backs open-weight AI models. Is the industry moving toward more open AI?
x.comu/techlatest_net — 20 days ago
▲ 0 r/foss
Codebase intelligence for AI-assisted engineering. Open-source tools for dependency graphs, git analytics, auto-generated docs, and MCP integrations.
Every question your agent asks about your repo has an answer that could have been computed ahead of time. Who calls this function? What breaks if I change it? Why is it written this way? Which of these files is actually dangerous? Instead, agents rediscover it from scratch on every task: grep, read, re-read, forget.
repowise computes those answers once and keeps them current on every commit. Your agent reads the answer instead of the codebase, and the same index gives your team a defect-validated health score, change-risk scoring on every PR, and a local dashboard for all of it. One pip install, no cloud, your code never leaves your machine.
u/techlatest_net — 20 days ago
▲ 0 r/LocalLLM
Meanwhile, Hugging Face users: starts downloading immediately.
What's your prediction for Anthropic's response?
u/techlatest_net — 23 days ago
▲ 2 r/aiagents
Grok Build Tutorial: Install, Configure, and Master xAI’s Open-Source AI Coding Agent
AI coding assistants have evolved far beyond simple autocomplete tools. Today’s developer agents can understand entire repositories, edit files across multiple folders, execute terminal commands, browse documentation, search the web, and even automate complex development workflows.
One of the latest entrants into this space is Grok Build, the terminal-based AI coding agent developed by xAI. Unlike traditional chat interfaces, Grok Build operates directly inside your terminal through a modern full-screen Text User Interface (TUI), allowing developers to work with AI without leaving their coding environment.
Whether you’re debugging production issues, refactoring legacy code, generating documentation, or building entirely new applications, Grok Build combines repository awareness, shell execution, intelligent code editing, and automation into a single developer experience.
Even better, xAI has open-sourced the project, allowing developers to inspect the Rust codebase, build it from source, and understand how the agent works under the hood.
In this tutorial, you’ll learn:
- What is Grok Build
- How its architecture works
- Installing it on macOS, Linux, and Windows
- Authenticating and starting your first session
- Building it from source
- Understanding the repository layout
- Practical coding examples
- Advanced features like MCP, ACP, and headless mode
- Real-world developer workflows
By the end of this guide, you’ll have everything you need to start using Grok Build effectively in your daily development workflow.
u/techlatest_net — 1 month ago