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not here much; find me at youtube.com/pgbovine , pgbovine.substack.com , and pgbovine.net . i also created pythontutor.com
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Development and benchmark validation of PubChat for PubMed-grounded multilingual biomedical literature retrieval

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By Xuenan Zhuang, Dan Cao, Ruoyu Chen, Yuxuan Wu, Qianjin Feng, Philip Guo, Gianvito Urgese, Shenghao Fu, Kun-Yu Lin, Zhijun Lin, Zedan Zhang, Ze Yuan, Enrico Borrelli, Feng Wen, Jiaxin Pu, Mengjie Li, Anyi Liang, Zhicong Xu, Zikang Xu, Danling Huang, Taozheng Li, Jiayi Huang, Jing Li, Xinyu Wang, Qi Chen, Peibo Chen, Liang Zhang, Jinyun Jiang, Ingrid Manguera Hojas, Mi Gui, Yinzhou Zhong, Huanzi Lu
| Nature Verified
Abstract The rapid growth of biomedical literature has rendered traditional systematic reviews unsustainable. Although large language models (LLMs) offer automation potential, citation fabrication and unreliable evidence discrimination remain critical barriers.
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From Autocomplete to Agents: Mapping the Design Space of AI Coding Assistants

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By Sam Lau, Philip Guo
| O'Reilly Media
Just a few years ago, AI coding assistants were little more than autocomplete curiosities—tools that could finish your variable names or suggest a line of boilerplate. Today, they’ve become an everyday part of millions of developers’ workflows, with entire products and startups built around them. Depending on who you ask, they represent either the dawn of a new programming era or the end of programming as we know it.
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Vibe Coding, Vibe Checking, and Vibe Blogging

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By Philip Guo
| O'Reilly Media
For the past decade and a half, I’ve been exploring the intersection of technology, education, and design as a professor of cognitive science and design at UC San Diego. Some of you might have read my recent piece for O’Reilly Radar where I detailed my journey adding AI chat capabilities to Python Tutor, the free visualization tool that’s helped millions of programming students understand how code executes.
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