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Welcome to this week’s Top 7, where the DEV editorial team handpicks their favorite posts from the previous week.
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How AI Agents Learned to Agree Through Structured Debate@marcosomma demonstrates how six AI agents with opposing ideologies successfully reached 85% consensus on ethical AI deployment through structured debate using the Orka reasoning engine.
@whitep4nth3r argues that current “Women in Tech” initiatives create segregated spaces that exclude men from diversity conversations, ultimately limiting real change at leadership levels.
@skeptrune shares how their collaborative playlist app Jukebox reached Hacker News front page and attracted 7,112 users who played 2,877 songs. Can you guess which genre was most popular?
@alvaromontoro interviews Ben Evans, a developer who creates stunning visual art and interactive experiences using only CSS.
@eevajonnapanula provides practical accessibility tips for technical bloggers, emphasizing that disabled developers exist and need accessible content too.
@derstruct critically evaluates modern web development solutions, arguing that HTMX creates distributed control flow problems and server-driven frameworks rely on outdated WebSocket technology.
@dmytro_huz introduces semantic security concepts and demonstrate why understanding formal cryptographic principles matters for developers building secure systems.
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