A programmer achieves a staggering 16-fold productivity boost, completing 24 days' worth of coding in just 12 hours using the $20 AI tool Codex, though the tool unexpectedly cuts off access mid-project due to usage limits.
AI coding tools raise alarms as developers become over-reliant, losing problem-solving abilities and the joy of programming, potentially hindering their growth as skilled programmers despite productivity gains.
Grok Code Fast 1, a blazing-fast and economical AI coding assistant, excels at agentic coding with high-speed serving and prompt caching, handling TypeScript, Python, Java, Rust, C++, and Go tasks efficiently.
Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.1, a powerful language model, joins the GitHub Copilot lineup, offering enhanced AI assistance for developers on Copilot Enterprise and Pro+ plans, pending administrator approval.
In a coding marathon showdown at the AtCoder World Tour Finals, Polish programmer Przemysław Dębiak triumphs over OpenAI's AI model, outscoring it by 9.5% with an innovative heuristic-driven approach that showcases human creativity's edge over AI's raw speed.
Polish programmer Przemysław Dębiak defeats OpenAI's AI in a 10-hour coding marathon at the 2025 AtCoder World Finals, narrowly winning after coding for hours on minimal sleep, while OpenAI's AI model places second, marking a milestone for AI in competitive programming.
Context7 MCP Server fetches live code examples and documentation, allowing AI coding assistants like Cursor, Windsurf, and Visual Studio Code to provide relevant code docs when users add 'use context7' to prompts.
Google unveils Gemini CLI, an open-source AI agent that empowers developers' terminals with unmatched usage limits, offering 60 model requests per minute and 1,000 requests per day for free, leveraging the same technology as Gemini Code Assist.
Indie game developer Noel Berry shares his unconventional workflow of making video games in 2025 without using commercial game engines, opting instead for lightweight open-source libraries and custom tools tailored to his specific needs for greater control, portability, and avoiding potential ethical concerns with proprietary software.
Rediscover the nostalgic charm of retro computing with this repository containing over 80 classic BASIC games, simulations, and puzzles from the iconic 1975 book '101 BASIC Computer Games,' showcasing the diversity of early BASIC dialects and programming styles.