There's a GitHub project with simple little LLM based "gremllms".
There's a GitHub project with simple little LLM based "gremllms". When you access a method, the LLM generates code JIT. I think the mental model of gremlins fits well...
Topic: GitHub
44 mentions · 31 chunks · 30 episodes
14.4× distinctiveness vs baseline
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2.1x burst in 2026 Q2
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- GitHub appears in 31 chunks across 30 episodes, from 2024-05-27 to 2026-10-12.
- Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 9/30/24 (2024-09-30), with 2 observations on this topic.
- Semantically it travels with Copilot, wild west, and Microsoft, while by chunk count it sits between status quo and background noise; its yearly rank moved from #82 in 2024 to #31 in 2026.
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It's fascinating to me that when technologists see non-savvy technical users using AI recklessly, they blame the user.
... but of course it can, the user should not be surprised." People reacted to the Github prompt injection attack by saying "well the user shouldn't have granted such a broadly scoped key." MCP and LLMs make it so more and more people can ...
Another day, another prompt injection vulnerability.
Another day, another prompt injection vulnerability.[kn] "BEWARE: Claude 4 + GitHub MCP will leak your private GitHub repositories, no questions asked. We discovered a new attack on agents using GitHub's official MCP server, which ca...
The schelling point for an ecosystem is often just as important as the protocol.
...r an ecosystem is often just as important as the protocol. Git is the protocol; GitHub is the schelling point. The schelling point is where people go for discovery of new things. Without it, you don't know where the other good things th...
I've talked in the past about how chatbot UX feels wrong.
...ne the context to get closer to what you want, to steer it better. Kind of like GitHub Copilot but where instead of tab adding a few characters, it could add whole paragraphs. Because the key command is not simply "Enter" (which would a...
o1 is not like other LLMs; it's a different type of thing.
...rent type of thing. It's more akin to comparing whole systems/scaffolding (e.g. Github Copilot Workspaces) around a model than comparing base models. It just so happens to implement what other people have implemented as a system around ...
Just because LLMs can talk doesn't mean your app should have them talk.
...uage thoughts and act on them... but doesn't have a personality. Spellcheck and Github Copilot are two examples. It doesn't feel like you're working with a genie, it's just instantly offering completions you can accept or not. The quest...
Anthropic's API finally added support for being directly used from the browser!
...used from the browser! I filed a bug asking for this earlier this year: https://github.com/anthropics/anthropic-sdk-typescript/issues/248 to enable https://github.com/jkomoros/code-sprouts. This allows an architecture where the webapp i...
I saw another demo of Github's Copilot workspaces.
I saw another demo of Github's Copilot workspaces. It allows an agent, with some continuous babysitting from a human, to plan a change, research it, then modify the necessary fil...
In the Github Copilot feedback loop, if you don't like the recommendation, write a bit more comments and it will generate a new thing.
In the Github Copilot feedback loop, if you don't like the recommendation, write a bit more comments and it will generate a new thing. The next thing to do to stee...
A powerful technique for navigating complex problem domains: adjacency maps.
...ing that I built a hobby open-source project around a couple years ago: https://github.com/jkomoros/adjacency-map The project allows creating a shared interactive map, and also comparing different "scenarios" (e.g. different costs and v...