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Bridge mined 381,661 Java API update instances covering 18,900 mappings across 2,557 libraries, plus 277,259 Python instances, validated at 91.6% precision and 88.7% recall for Java (arXiv 2608.30497). Evaluated on replacement recommendation, the best model reaches 37.1% for Java and 44.4% for Python, doing markedly better on frequently observed mappings than uncommon ones. That is the memorization signature, and a direct warning for agent-driven library migrations against anything less than mainstream.
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CCP announced the migration covering code that has run on Stackless 2.7 since 2010. The approach is to run futurize across the codebase and then manually review roughly 20,000 places where Python 2 and 3 behavior diverges, including integer division (Simon Willison). No comple...
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PR #30412 merged into Bun's main branch yesterday. 1,009,257 lines of Rust, generated by Claude agents, replacing the original Zig codebase. The rewrite passes all platform tests, fixes memory leaks, and shrinks the binary by 3-8MB. The process was a four-phase pipeline: agent...
Simon Willison has been writing software for over 25 years. He's one of the most disciplined, transparent engineers in the Python ecosystem. And yesterday he published an essay admitting he no longer reviews every line of code that Claude Code generates for his production proj...
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