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GitHub Copilot is moving to AI credits (after accidently burning billions?)
Last month I wrote a history of AI agentic coding, from my perspective, which heavily leaned on GitHub Copilot. One of the things that I have really appreciated over the years was the packaged cost of Copilot in comparison to the apparent cost of using per token prices APIs directly, or even the other packaged deals. However at the end of this month…
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A first look at Docker AI Sandboxes for GitHub Copilot
With local AI agents increasingly writing and executing code autonomously, giving them unrestricted access to your machine is becoming a massive security risk. This is one of the primary reasons that agentic flows have so many flavors of approval that may need to happen throughout an agents course of action, though others include review points and being able to keep the agent on track.
https://addshore.com/2026/05/a-first-look-at-docker-ai-sandboxes-for-github-copilot/
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I spent over 6 hours and some number of $ comparing 9 different coding assistant and language model combinations (including video recordings) so that you don't have to!
The user experience really differs between the coding tools and the models
https://addshore.com/2025/07/ai-code-assistant-comparison-golang-kata-1-july-2025/
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I'm always jealous whenever I come to look at https://www.mollywhite.net/ by @molly0xfff
It feels like what I want to strive to make my personal site and blog like, instead of just being Wordpress -
Hello SPARQL wizard @LucasWerkmeister ...
I wonder if you might be able to help me improve my query and perform some field grouping in the query results?
Take a look at the first query under "Browe" of https://wikibase.world/wiki/Project:Home :D
TLDR, things have multiple licences, and I don't want to see multiple result rows!
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I've been dabbling with #eleventy for a couple days now and I start to understand what the fuzz is about.
#ShortCodes are a very handy feature!
I created this one cause I want to escape HTML tags properly when writing about them:
eleventyConfig.addShortcode("code", (content) => `<code><${content}></code>`,);
Which can be used like this: {% code "aside" %} 😍