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Has America reached another breaking point?

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By Steve Schmidt, Jim Acosta Verified, Nick Valencia
| The Warning with Steve Schmidt (Podcast)
Thank you Christina Beck, Lisa N. Peterson, LeftieProf, Deeanna Burleson, Lisa 🌿🔍🔎🌿, and many others for tuning into today’s edition of “Oh Schmidt, It’s Friday” on “The Jim Acosta Show.” Nick Valencia also joined.
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Making AI-Generated Code Fail Gracefully

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By Nick Valencia
| DEV Community
Making AI-Generated Code Fail Gracefully If your app generates code with an LLM and executes it, you already know the dirty secret: it fails a lot. Not catastrophically — just wrong method names, bad assumptions about state, off-by-one stuff. The kind of errors a human would fix in 10 seconds. The question is what your user sees when that happens. The Problem Version 1 of my app showed users raw Python tracebacks when a generated script failed.
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Cutting Room Now Available on macOS

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By Nick Valencia
| DEV Community
Cutting Room AI now runs on macOS. If you edit in DaVinci Resolve Studio on a Mac, you can control your timeline with plain English. What It Does You type something like "set opacity to 50% on the third clip" or "add markers at every cut point on track 1" — and it happens. No scripting knowledge required. No copy-pasting code from forums. Describe what you want, confirm, done. It connects to your running Resolve instance and executes operations against your live timeline in real time.
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