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    Developer JuliusBrussee released 'caveman', an open-source tool written in Go that makes AI coding agents consume roughly 65% fewer tokens by having them communicate in stripped-down, simplified language. The project pairs a proxy with a skill for coding agents, and its playful 'why use many token when few token do trick' pitch has helped it gain attention among developers looking to cut API costs.

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    Cartoonist David Williamson invites readers to visit his site●Tag you’re it! DWWILLIAMSON.COM . . # dwwilliamson # dww # cartoonist # comic # comics # comicart # cartoon # cartoons #MmastodonCultureArt422 h ago

    Cartoonist D.W. Williamson is promoting his website DWWILLIAMSON.COM with a playful "tag you're it" message and a primitive-man themed comic drawn by hand in ink. The post highlights his work as an illustrator and humor cartoonist, tagging it across comics and illustration topics. Engagement so far is minimal, but the artist's whimsical caveman strip is circulating among comics and art enthusiasts online.

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    Texas polls show renewables more popular than oil and gas●Measuring how much we love the paleo-energy industry striving to keep us locked into caveman habits: ''In Texas — whereMmastodonEnvironmentClimate61 d ago

    Polling from Texas shows that while the oil and gas industry is viewed 20 points more favorably than unfavorably in the state, solar and wind are still far more popular, with renewables enjoying roughly 46 points of net favorability — more than twice that of fossil fuels. Commenters note the irony of a fossil-fuel stronghold embracing clean energy, suggesting political support for oil and gas does not reflect consumer enthusiasm for renewables.

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