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The concept of tacit knowledge was proposed by the philosopher Michael Polanyi and refers to knowledge that is difficult to convey fully through language and text and can only be acquired through practice and immersion in context.
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What Is Devin Actually Doing When It Codes? Analyzing the Boundaries of AI Agent Capabilities
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