An HDMI dummy plug might be the smallest cheap gadget that's actually useful
Unlocking functionality without breaking the bank
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Your token bill is the cheap part: dimensioning the real cost of an agent
Originally published on Loop & Retry — field notes on building LLM agents that survive production. The token bill is the cost you can see, because the provider mails you an invoice for it every month.
- Token cost is visible expense, but not the whole picture
- True cost includes latency, orchestration, and infra costs
- Token costs often only a small fraction of total expense
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Swagger Isn't Just API Documentation
If you've worked with REST APIs, you've probably encountered Swagger. Many developers initially think: Swagger = API documentation That's not completely wrong, but it's incomplete.
- Swagger extends beyond API documentation to an ecosystem of tools.
- OpenAPI Specification standardizes RESTful API descriptions.
- Swagger tools include UI, Editor, Codegen, Hub, Validator, and Inspector.
Quake Celebrates 30th Anniversary: New Official Episode With New Maps and Mechanics
To celebrate Quake's 30th anniversary, Bethesda released "a brutal new episode" — a new campaign chapter titled Dawn of the Machine "delivering ferocious combat, labyrinthine level design, and…