GuidesStreaming an OpenAI-Compatible API in TypeScript
Consuming SSE from a chat completions endpoint in TypeScript: reading the body stream, buffering partial frames, assembling tool-call deltas and cancelling cleanly.
ReadNotes on models, agents, and what inference costs
Practical writing for developers building with large language models — how they work, how to pick one, and how to keep the bill predictable.
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GuidesStreaming in Python: Reading SSE From an LLM API
Consume an OpenAI-compatible token stream in Python — the raw wire format, parsing data lines, partial chunks, tool-call deltas, timeouts and what buffering breaks.
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AI AgentsSummarisation in Agent Loops: Compressing Without Forgetting
Long sessions have to shed context. What to summarise, what must survive untouched, when to trigger it, and how to tell a good summary from a lossy one.
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ModelsSWE-bench Explained: What the Percentage Actually Measures
SWE-bench scores get quoted constantly and understood rarely. What the benchmark does, why its variants are not comparable, and what it cannot tell you.
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ModelsSWE-bench Leaders Compared: Reading the Scores Correctly
Verified and Pro are different benchmarks and the scores are not comparable. Who leads each variant in 2026, and what the numbers do and do not tell you.
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FundamentalsSynthetic Training Data: What It Does and Where It Fails
How generated data is used to train modern models, what distillation and self-instruct pipelines look like, and what the model-collapse evidence actually supports.
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ModelsTerminal-Bench Explained: Scoring Agents That Run Commands
Terminal-Bench measures whether a model can be left alone in a shell and still finish the job. What it runs, what it misses, and how to read a score.
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ModelsTerminal-Bench Leaders: The Benchmark That Predicts Agents
Terminal-Bench puts a model in a real shell and scores what happens. Who leads version 2.1, why the ordering differs from SWE-bench, and how to read it.
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FundamentalsTest-Time Compute: Buying Accuracy With Tokens Instead of Size
Spending more computation at inference can substitute for a larger model. How the trade works, where it pays off, and what it does to your latency budget.
ReadModelsThe Artificial Analysis Index Explained: What It Does Measure
A single number that ranks every model is convenient and easy to misread. What the AA Intelligence Index aggregates, and where it stops being useful.
ReadModelsThe Best Model for Students on a Real Budget
What actually matters when your AI budget is pocket money: token economics, free tiers, open weights on a laptop, and when to spend the extra.
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ModelsThe Cheapest Frontier Models, Priced Honestly
List prices across the open-weight field span more than twenty to one. Where the cheap models are genuinely sufficient, and where the gap is real.
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